Small-town living makes for brilliant Christmas displays
There are a lot of things that make living in a small town special. But one of the most special things is the way that your neighbors celebrate the holidays.
Get your golashes, it’s going to rain
South County residents, prepare to take shelter from the severe bouts of rain that will be hitting the region starting Tuesday night.
BOXING: Guerrero outlasts Berto to retain title
Robert Guerrero silenced whatever critics remained Saturday night.
Internet is useful, but don’t rely on it completely
Q: Why are all the homes I find on the Internet already sold?
Holiday season reminds us to reflect, remember
I love this time of year, when the weather begins to cool and I can haul out my coat from the deep recesses of the closet. Aside from it being the holiday season, the spattering of rain and blustery winds never fail to make me reflect on and remember moments that have blessed my life.
Gratitude is the attitude on the Thankfulness Meter
Depending on when you’re reading this, you’re either in the last throes of Thanksgiving dinner prep or in a coma from too many helpings of turkey. But if you’re still with me, I’m thinking a bit of reflection this time of year is good.
Dec. 6 honors saint important to Christmas
Christmas sometimes seems to be the American national holiday. Even as the economy seems to be improving, stores are counting on “the Christmas spirit” to keep them solvent for another year.
Giving thanks for the simple, the complex and a wonderful life
From the whimsical to the sublime, it’s time – time to be thankful, time to let the “angry birds” in one’s life melt away in the oven, or, better yet on the BBQ grill. I’m thankful for …
FIP is often deadly virus
Q: We recently had our stray kitty put to sleep. She was sick when we found her and she never got any better. The vet said she had FIP, and that she could never be healthy again. I don’t understand why this disease is so untreatable. Can you explain?
It’s more fun to buy holiday gifts locally
Black Friday is the day after Thanksgiving when hordes of shoppers looking for holiday deals pillage the aisles of chain retail stores like the Vandals sacking ancient Rome. It’s a fun annual tradition for some families to get up early in the morning to go to the malls, outlets and shopping centers and find the marked-down bargains. We at MHAT-19 would like to encourage South Valley locals who are looking for special holiday gifts to consider during the holidays and throughout the year supporting the local economy by purchasing some merchandise and services from local shops and businesses.



















