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Romance is alive and well below the Mason-Dixon line, where Southern charm makes everything seem more lovable.
The Christian Bible says in John 8:32 "the truth will set you free," and an Omaha area 20-something woman is living by her faith.
One time, I missed you so much that I made a dinner, to honor you, for my newfound friends and made the signature flavors that reminded me so much of your perfume.
For a state often stereotyped in the media as having a significant number of quasi-state nationalists, it turns out that the population centers of Texas are actually anchored in rational understanding of America's gun problem.
Aquariums are much more than just over-sized fish tanks, offering a wonderful opportunity for us to discover an underwater world and view aquatic creatures up close.
These 10 markets should set the pace as the national housing market continues to return to health next year. Here's to a healthy 2013!
Previously published in Metro www.readmetro.com. Young, dynamic - and Hispanic. Julian Castro, the young mayor of San Antonio, gives a glimpse of Ame...
I challenge every parent, regardless of your views of the Second Amendment, to take a stand against violence in our homes. Let's be a people of peace. Let's teach our children that life is a gift from God which should be cherished, nourished and protected.
Without strong safeguards for privacy now, it will not be long before these technologies -- sold to us as being for our good and aimed at making our lives safer, easier and more efficient -- will come to dominate every aspect of our lives.
We've found five of the best hotel coffee bars across the states so you can get that jolt you need without having to leave your hotel.
When San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro gave the keynote at the DNC, few observers outside of Texas probably knew about the pioneering role of an earlier generation of community activists.
Mayor Castro's family lore rings true. His grandmother, with a family tree extending back to Coahuila and Zacatecas, came here as a young girl and was taken in by relatives.
Playing at home in Staples one evening, then heading out the next day to prepare for a W in The Garden two days later, is just a glamorous part of the job. In-season travel may be a little overwhelming but introduces one to new places and experiences.
So I'm back in Alamo City. This time it was just a quick trip, but long enough to be able to report on some new vegetarian-friendly finds.
We've selected seven spots from around the U.S. that will offer you that much needed break and a unique experience to boot.
