Google's services went down for about an hour Monday in a massive outage that prevented many people from watching YouTube videos, accessing th…
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The morning routine has been obliterated because of coronavirus. That has dragged down breakfast sales at major fast food restaurants, which w…
Peloton is cutting the price of its original at-home exercise bike by 15% and unveiling new fitness products, a sign that the company believes…
Can’t make it to the gym? Working out at home has never been easier, with an abundance of virtual options that can be accessed at any time, ma…
JONESBORO—If you feel like the COVID-19 emergency is messing with your mind, you’re not the only one. Nicole Albert, a licensed psychotherapist with Jewish Family and Career Services of Atlanta, says that feelings of shock, worry or stress right now are perfectly normal. The News asked Albert to explain some behaviors affecting many people during this crisis and to suggest some coping strategies.
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Routine court business will continue in Newton and Walton counties.
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Five-time grand slam winner Maria Sharapova has announced her retirement from tennis in a column she wrote for Vogue and Vanity Fair.
In addition to arts and crafts, attendees can partake in food and entertainment.
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More than a dozen ladies on Thursday were practicing line dancing routines as part of a regular class hosted by the senior center two days per week.
Most malls open their front doors at least an hour early for mall walkers to have free reign. This is probably the easiest time to get your steps in, since you will not have to maneuver around crowds coming in and out of stores.
