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Sweet dreams, cookies! (opens the original)
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Over the weekend, I found myself in the mood to bake. As you might have noticed from this column, I’m not always a big baker, but this time I had special cause. My husband, Austin, had a fairly intense medical procedure the week before last – completely out of the blue. Monday he was fine, Tuesday he noticed something was off, Wednesday we saw three doctors, and then on Thursday we were told to come to the hospital for an outpatient surgery. What an absolute whirlwind it was. Last week he spent
‘What’s the next thing?’ (opens the original)
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That’s the elevation Tom Velek found himself at when he hit the peak of Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the United Kingdom and the British Isles. Tom completed the hike this past June, with his son, Coen. “It is a very challenging climb. It was nine and a half hours,” he said. “We went in June, and we still had snow, and it’s also very changeable weather, particularly as you get above the clouds because you go above the cloud line.” Ben Nevis is located in the Grampian Mountains range in the
Cooler weather, cooler crops (opens the original)
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Did y’all feel that crisp breeze last week? In the early morning before the sun came up? I know, I know … By 8 a.m., it was gone like it had never been. To me, though, it did signal one thing – fall is around the corner. That refreshing little breeze had me contemplating what to do with our withered and faded summer garden. I’ve thought several times about trying out cool-weather crops – something I’ve not attempted before. So, I knew I would need some help to get started. Thankfully, I know I c
Puppeteer Ava, unplugged (opens the original)
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It’s unusual for someone to hand you a CD in 2026. Especially when it’s given to you on the day of an album release, sealed in fresh cellophane wrapping. But that’s what 12-year-old Virgil Hawkins did last weekend, after releasing his first album, “Don’t Forget,” under the name Puppeteer Ava. “I recorded it all in my bedroom,” he said. “I don’t really mess with anything. No effects really. You can hear the washing machine in the background.” “I’m very inspired by early to mid-2000s indie guitar,
NYT best-selling author Kathryn Stockett coming to Columbus Sept. 17 (opens the original)
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New York Times best-selling author Kathryn Stockett will be making a Columbus stop Sept. 17 for her 2026 book tour for “The Calamity Club,” her most recent novel. “Kathryn and her publisher really wanted to make sure that she visited all the bookstores in Mississippi,” said Emily Liner, owner of Friendly City Books. “Once it was announced ‘(The Calamity Club)’ was coming out, we had the opportunity to meet Kathryn at several bookstore conference events, and she told us that she really wanted to
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