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Historic preservation can be 'a labor of love' (North Platte Telegraph)

The North Platte Telegraph In 1995, Larry and Sue Steele purchased the building that was home to the first fire station, police department and city offices in North Platte for $20,000. The building, located at the corner of Front Street and Vine, had been vacant since the early 1970s, when the fire station and city offices were relocated. For many years its only purposes were to provide a home ...

Stretch your budget by using your creative side (Detroit News)

Whether we work with what we already have, or rescue a relic from a resale shop, the best ideas often come from taking a second look at something. These simple steps allow you to stretch your budget and your creativity.

Features Articles (Murray State News)

Many students complain about Murray's options for entertainment. With no mall, local youth, high school students, are hard-pressed to find something to do after school, and especially during the weekend. The newest addition to the strip mall on 12th Street is Virtual-Kade.

Consignment shops specialize in one-of-a-kind finds (Dallas Morning News)

Connie Howe and her husband have lived in 20 homes in their 30 years of marriage. Decorating and furnishing them, she readily admits, is close to a full-time job, one that she loves enough that she also helps decorate her children's and friends' homes.

Anita's Used Furniture filled with quality (The News-Press)

A 19th century barber chair with its original red fabric and matching footstool sits in the window.