There’s something inherently joyful about polka dots—a welcome antidote to the minimalism that has dominated in recent years. Still, for those who lean toward a more understated aesthetic, there’s a ...

DANVILLE — A Danville woman has been convicted of aggravated battery and mob action in a March 2024 attack outside a Danville bar that left several people injured. Lachaka Davis, 50, was found guilty ...

Grace Irene Worman (Eddinger), 106, a life-long resident of Allentown and for 20 years, at B’nai’ B’rith Apartments, passed away while in the care of the Phoebe Ministries Home. Born July, 11, 1919, ...

Influencer Jen Worman had heard about a full-body MRI scan thanks to Kim Kardashian, but never expected they would receive the same daunting medical news. “I would actually say a couple years ago — I ...

NANTICOKE — John “Stanky” Stankovic, the legendary Northeast Pennsylvania polka king who entertained millions of people from around the world for decades, died on Christmas Day. He was 89. Stankovic, ...

We may love them now, but polka dots used to have a serious image problem. Before the Industrial Revolution brought about machines that could produce the pattern in a symmetrical and uniform way, any ...

The polka dot may be a ubiquitous feature of dresses, bikinis, and twee collegiate bedspreads in the modern era, but as patterns go, it hasn’t been around for that long. The eye-popping pattern gets ...

Joe Worman, the Ohio Theatre's stage manager from 1955 to 1995, passed away on Sept. 22. He was 93. Worman was instrumental in the 1960s grassroots effort to save the historic theater from demolition.

Joseph D. Worman, age 93, died peacefully at his family’s farm home on Hamilton Road in Gahanna, Ohio, where he had lived for 79 years. Joe was a 1950 graduate of Gahanna Lincoln High School. Joe was ...

Kara Jillian Brown is the senior beauty editor of InStyle. She began her career at Well+Good, where she spent five years evolving from editorial intern to news writer to beauty writer. She earned a ...