Holiday” and “loneliness” feel like they shouldn’t be in the same sentence, but that is the reality of some people, ...

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Tucked away in Seattle’s vibrant Columbia City neighborhood sits a sunshine-yellow beacon for breakfast enthusiasts that goes by the name of Geraldine’s Counter—a place where country fried steak isn’t ...

In the years before the 1960s, probably the most acceptable gift or treat you might give somebody was something they could eat. In an era of large families, scarce resources and borderline national ...

Michigan treasure seekers have a not-so-secret paradise hiding in plain sight along Dixie Highway in Waterford Township, where Dixieland Flea Market transforms the ordinary weekend shopping trip into ...

Expert DIYer April Wilkerson builds a multi-tool key holder for keeping essential tools organized and always within reach.

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The holiday season is about many things. Spending quality time with loved ones, eating cozy meals around the fireplace, ...

Like a microplastic-free cutting board, warming seaweed soup packets, and cozy slippers that double as kitchen shoes.

By December, CDN staffers were in a daze, wondering how 2025 had moved so quickly. We estimate we’ve published at least 2,500 stories this year, ranging from deadly serious topics like recent historic ...

Christmas was simpler in the 1950s. Children spent weeks poring over the Sears & Roebuck Wish Book. And, most Christmases, I ...