| Overdose not ruled out in Smith's death
DANIA BEACH, Fla. -- Prescription drugs were found in Anna Nicole Smith's hotel room, but there were no pills in her stomach, and investigators said Friday they are awaiting tests that could tell whether the former centerfold died of an overdose, as some close to her suspect. .
Buy stuff cheap for grandkids
A friend who is about to become a first-time grandmother said recently, "You know, Mary, I think I'm going to have to buy a lot of stuff to have at my house when the baby comes." How right she is. When a baby comes for a visit or for child care, it's a lot easier to already have some of that "stuff:" crib, stroller, high chair, etc. These items aren't cheap. But, for new grandparents and parents, help is just two days away. This Saturday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., a consignment sale of children's furniture, toys, clothing and gear will be held in the fellowship hall at First Presbyterian Church at 1621 E. Garrison Blvd. in Gastonia. From noon-2 p.m., prices will be cut 50 percent. Items included are cribs, pack and plays, bassinets, strollers, high chairs, swings, toys, play yards and nursery bedding.
Carnival Freedom's European Cruises: The Ultimate Family Vacation
MIAMI (February 1, 2007) - Families today are seeking interesting vacation options that offer exciting and rewarding experiences. And European cruising - which combines the opportunity to explore centuries-old cities with the amenities and conveniences of a "floating resort" -- offers the ideal all-ages vacation. To cater to this growing market, Carnival Cruise Lines' new 110,000-ton Carnival Freedom will offer fun-filled activities and expansive facilities for children of all ages, along with two distinctly different European itineraries featuring the region's most magnificent destinations. The new 2,974-passenger SuperLiner is set to debut March 5, 2007, with a nine-day Mediterranean voyage, then launch a schedule of 12-day Mediterranean and Mediterranean & Greek Isles cruises beginning March 14, 2007.
Caddo sheriff, DA get grants for Crime Victims' Rights Week
The offices of Caddo Sheriff Steve Prator and Caddo District Attorney Paul Carmouche have received a $5,000 grant in connection with 2007 National Crime Victims' Rights Week, Prator has announced.
The grants will help the two offices promote community awareness and crime victim outreach activities.
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