'Dinner Impossible' does the improbable, and chef makes comeback - Canada East

Chef Robert Irvine, of the Food Network's new show "Dinner: Impossible," is interviewed in one of the network's kitchens, in New York in 2007. After getting dumped from Food Network's "Dinner: Impossible" series in March following revelations that he ...

Housing project provides assistance for needy - Cleburne Times-Review

ALVARADO — Peach Orchard Park, a local housing project designed to provide assistance to people in need, is a product of Paula Rayburn’s vocation and faith — and her love of peaches. Where she lives, 211 N. Friou near downtown, is where she ...

Farm To School Program launches new website - High Plains Journal

The state agriculture department has created an Oklahoma Farm to School website to give schools, agricultural producers and others an inside look at its program designed to put Oklahoma foods in our school lunch programs. Located at www ...

Shaw tops Peach County - Macon Telegraph

FORT VALLEY -- For a moment, it looked like Peach County was about to snatch momentum away from Shaw and refuse to give it back during Friday's GHSA Class AAA first-round playoff game. After falling behind early, the Trojans had a chance to lead by a ...

A ‘peach’ of a play - Stephenville Empire-Tribune

Area students will have a chance to see a play performed by deaf actors this week. Sign Stage on Tour’s production of “James and the Giant Peach” is a Deaf Theatre adaptation of the book written by Roald Dahl. Productions address real life ...

Revelers have a ball - or pickle, peach - Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Dropping in Besides the famous ball drop in New York’s Times Square, here are some other items dropped on New Year’s Eve at celebrations around the country: Acorn – Raleigh, N.C. Car – Carlisle, Pa. Carp – Prairie du Chien, Wis. Orange ...

Maryland & the Chick-Fil-A Bowl? - The Washington Times

Even now, it's probably too early to guess just what Maryland 's bowl landing spot will be. As a guess --- and it's purely a guess, since even bothering bowl committee folks at this point seems like an exercise in futility, since no one really knows ...