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Emmy host Cedric the Entertainer says stuffiness is banned LOS ANGELES (AP) — As busy as Cedric the Entertainer is with his sitcom “The Neighborhood” and other projects, he quickly said yes when asked to host his first major awards show. by Lynn Elber AP Television Writer Published Sep. 18 2021 @ 11:05pm

Beekeeper saves one hive at a time by building new homes for pollinators SAN MARCOS, Texas — When Charlie Agar pried open the lid of an abandoned piece of farm machinery in San Marcos recently, he found a sweet treasure inside. by Claire Osborn Austin American-Statesman (TNS) Published Sep. 18 2021 @ 11:05pm

From the Stacks: Dysfunctional family, murder feature in debut mystery novel Are you looking for a great mystery with a surprising twist? Samantha Downing's debut novel, "My Lovely Wife," is one such read. by Kimberly Bolton - For the News Tribune Published Sep. 18 2021 @ 11:05pm

For more than a century, through two pandemics, this nonprofit has helped families in need DALLAS — ChildCareGroup, a nonprofit organization with a mission to provide early education and childcare support to underserved communities, has worked in Dallas since 1901. by Sriya Reddy The Dallas Morning News (TNS) Published Sep. 18 2021 @ 11:05pm

Do ATVs belong on roads? Towns are abuzz on perks, drawbacks MORRISTOWN, Vt. (AP) — Tom and Cynthia Cloutier treasure spending time on their porch, eating dinner on their deck with a view of the mountains, and generally just enjoying the quiet of living in rural Vermont in the home they bought in 2018 after retirement. Published Sep. 18 2021 @ 11:05pm

Design Recipes: Add glamour with gold Looking to add instant glam to a space? Consider adding a dash of gold. A dominant finish in the ’80s, gold remains more popular than ever. by Cathy Hobbs Tribune News Service Published Sep. 18 2021 @ 11:05pm

Ask a Master Gardener: Pick the perfect apple, pear One of my favorite things to do this time of the year is to pick an apple right off the tree and eat while walking through the garden. by Peter Sutter - For the News Tribune Published Sep. 18 2021 @ 11:05pm

On Display: A man with meaningful words Jon Freeland is a local poet in Jefferson City. He's lived here for many years and studied at Columbia College where he graduated from in 2008. by Leann Porrello - For the News Tribune Published Sep. 18 2021 @ 11:05pm

Nature meets nostalgia: Treehouses return in style Anthropologists believe our ancient human ancestors spent their time in trees, so it should be no surprise we love treehouses today. by Tracee M. Herbaugh Associated Press Published Sep. 18 2021 @ 11:05pm

Eagle Scout earns Distinguished Conservation Service Award A senior from Helias Catholic High School recently received the highest conservation award in the Boy Scouts of America. Published Sep. 18 2021 @ 10:05pm

'Varsity Blues' trial promises fresh insights in old scandal The first trial in the "Operation Varsity Blues" college admissions bribery scandal will begin this week, with the potential to shed light on investigators' tactics and brighten the spotlight on a secretive school selection process many have long complained is rigged to favor the rich. by Alanna Durkin Richer, Associated Press Published Sep. 11 2021 @ 11:05pm

Tampa Bay street poet for hire makes art in minutes TAMPA, Fla. — It's a Saturday afternoon at a crowded cannabis festival in Tampa. An electronic club remix of Billy Ocean's Caribbean Queen booms over the loudspeakers. by Gabrielle Calise - Tampa Bay Times (TNS) Published Sep. 11 2021 @ 11:05pm

The best way (and wrong way) to get rid of all that clutter The recent trend away from overconsumption and the popularity of simple living — think tiny houses — raise the question of how people can best go about downsizing and decluttering. by Patricia Sabatini - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (TNS) Published Sep. 11 2021 @ 11:05pm

Collectible prices skyrocket, to the dismay of hobbyists Americans have become obsessed with collectibles, bidding up prices for trading cards, video games and other mementos of their youth. by Ken Sweet - AP Business Writer Published Sep. 11 2021 @ 11:05pm

Ask Angi: 5 ways to upgrade your home with technology The age of home automation has been around for a while, but it really is only just getting started. Most smart tech can be smoothly integrated into an existing home — after all, you don't have to rewire your whole house for voice-activated light bulbs. by Paul F. P. Pogue - Ask Angi (TNS) Published Sep. 11 2021 @ 11:05pm

Plumber: Don't wait around if you want to install a round bar sink Q: Ed: We're having a kitchen island complete with a bar sink installed. I don't want a standard square sink; I'd like a round bar sink. by Ed Del Grande - Tribune News Service Published Sep. 11 2021 @ 11:05pm

From the Stacks: Future not as perfect as imagined in dystopian trilogy In the future, all disease has been cured. Old age isn't an indignity that anyone must suffer. With the wealth of information available to all humanity, most every problem has been solved. by Mariah Luebbering - For the News Tribune Published Sep. 11 2021 @ 11:05pm

Style at Home: A sneak peek at fall 2021 Since we covered menswear-inspired furniture last week, I couldn't help but continue to immerse myself in the lovely trends of the newly arriving fall season. by Katie Laughridge - Tribune News Service Published Sep. 11 2021 @ 11:05pm

Gardening when it's dry: Prep soil, select plants wisely Is your summer a summer of drought? No need to sit back and accept what Mother Nature offers — you can soften the impact of dry weather on your garden. by Lee Reich, Associated Press Published Sep. 11 2021 @ 11:05pm

Zenisheks receive Golden Hammer Award for West Main home After years of renovating their 20th century home, Gary and Sherri Zenishek received a message on Facebook from neighbor Jami Wade asking if they would like to be nominated for an award. by India Garrish Published Sep. 11 2021 @ 11:05pm

Ask a Master Gardener: Plant cover crops soon to reap the benefits in spring With the increased interest in sustainable agriculture, the use of cover crops and green manures for the home garden are becoming more common. by Peter Sutter - For the News Tribune Published Sep. 11 2021 @ 11:05pm

On Display: Mid-Missouri artist 'werks' to release new album Originally from St. Louis but a local to Jefferson City, you will always see this artist WERKin. Justin Jones, aka WERK Jones, has been putting his life, soul and love into his art for many years. by Leann Porrello - For the News Tribune Published Sep. 4 2021 @ 11:05pm

Ask a Master Gardener: Maintain your garden though fall Here are some fall garden tips from James Quinn, retired horticultural specialist. by Peter Sutter - For the News Tribune Published Sep. 4 2021 @ 11:05pm