On a soul patrol The News & Observer
Mormon missionaries have been sent to Chapel Hill where they are responsible for guiding the college town's inhabitants toward one of the world's fastest-growing faiths.
Bisht is in vogue during winter The Peninsula
DOHA • As winter has descended in right earnest, Qataris have brought out their traditional winter wear.
Woodling: Kansas needs a scare Lawrence Journal-World
If the whole is equal to the sum of its parts, then why is so little attention paid to the first half of basketball games? The reason seems obvious. No team ever has won a game without playing the second half, so why bother?
These three destinations are worth your time Middletown Journal
All the citizens were stirring, moving busily about. In hopes that the New Year would bring them good cheer.
A menu worth 100 helpings St. Petersburg Times
Before restaurant critic Chris Sherman pushes away from the table for the last time, he reflects on the ever-improving food experiences available in the Tampa Bay area while lamenting the shortcomings that still persist.
The golden goodbye guys The Scotsman
MORE than half a million pounds is to be paid as "golden goodbyes" to Lothian councillors standing down at next year's elections.
Fleming: Focus OnAllen Iverson HoopsWorld.com
Allen Iverson - while popular - doesn't seem to have quite the hobby drawing power as some his contemporaries. What could a trade mean to his popularity in the hobby, depending on where he goes?
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