Sonya Smithart, who is legally blind, learned to quilt from a TV program. Now, at 86, she has sewn and donated more than 3,000 quilts to people in need. Here, she shares her story with Woman's World.

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It's hard to imagine that we're now looking back on the design trends of the 2010s. Here are some of the trends from 15 years ...

Kirsty Louise repurposes treasured items for families to keep for a lifetime ...

Cuero Regional Hospital proudly welcomed the first baby of 2026, marking a joyful milestone for the hospital, the family, and ...

The Friends and Board members of the Coy Public Library of Shippensburg will once again be hosting annual Online Auction in ...

The moment you cross the threshold, your senses engage in a delightful dance with history – that unmistakable antique store ...

With just $45 in your pocket, you can walk out with a backseat full of treasures that each tell a story—and isn’t that the point of vintage shopping anyway? The kitchenware section serves up a feast ...

At 85, Cape Ann’s Linda Hogan has been making quilts for nearly 50 years — and one of those quilts depicting Rockport even ...

The Can-Am Crown International Sled Dog Races are proud to spotlight the return of a beloved fundraiser that blends local ...

Some Christmas cheer was delivered this week to a group of Pasco County veterans after a Tampa Bay 28 viewer reached out following a story highlighting the struggles faced by local veterans. Fantasy ...