By Jon DeStefano Kathy Paulmeno and Pat Bender’s Estate Emporium was probably destined to be from the time they were friends in high school and college. Little did they know their close friendship would result in two successful businesses. The Estate Emporium is located with the shops at the corner of Holly and Florida in Denver, 1511 S. Holly […]
Provide by Carol MacDougall Don’t practice until you get it right. Practice until you can’t get it wrong. Alex Morgan Life is slippery. Here, take my hand. H. Jackson Brown, Jr. Your imagination is your preview of life’s coming attractions. Albert Einstein An arch consists of two weaknesses which leaning on each other become a strength. Leonardo […]
By Jeannine Erlhoff Nancy and Terry West started West’s Antiques 36 years ago in Old Town Lafayette after Terry discovered a passion that developed during refinishing a second hand dresser he bought because he needed a place to put his socks. In 1981, the Wests bought the buildings in the 400 block of South Public Rd. where they […]
By Barry Krause Women workers in the British munitions factories in World War I were nicknamed “canaries” because the high explosive chemical they used to fill shells was trinitrotoluene (TNT) which turned their faces bright yellow, and made their hair a bright ginger color. The color wouldn’t wash off, but it wore off gradually if they quit munitions work. A […]
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