By Sandy Dale Finally, the weather is a bit more seasonal with a slight nip in the air. Still no snow here in what we like to call the “Banana Belt,” but with all the lights and decorations the season’s spirit still soars. The downtown merchants and the Chamber of Commerce present their holiday events and the Bell Tower Cultural Arts […]
By Jon DeStefano Thomas Jefferson said,”That which we elect to surround ourselves with becomes the museum of our soul and the archives of our experience.” That quote was probably related to antiques and he was talking to Sally Starr because she took his words to heart and shaped her life around them. Sally loved antiques since she was three […]
Small Business Saturday is a way for people to support small businesses that are a large part of our community. Homestead Antique Mall, Tennyson Street Warehouse and My Favorite Things are three such businesses that offer one of a kind and unique items. Homestead Antique Mall, located at 6530 Wadsworth Blvd. in Arvada has over 70 of Denver’s finest […]
By Robert Reed The grand holiday of Thanksgiving has been celebrated in many ways over the decades, and a surprising amount of it remains in memories of paper. Trade cards, holiday postcards, magazine covers, menus, and colorful decorations have all faithfully carried the enduring Thanksgiving theme nationwide. Historians have long noted that President George Washington delivered an […]
From the Chicago Tribune The Impossible Dream isn’t just possible any more — it’s here. Embrace it, savor it, scream it from the rooftops. The Cubs are World Series champs! Holy cow, how Chicago has waited for this. On the brink of elimination after Game 4, the Cubs stormed back and wrested victory from the Cleveland Indians in […]
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