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A year of free car washes
Genoa Super Wash Car Wash, 360 Sycamore Road in Genoa, recently held a drawing for one person to win a year’s worth of free automatic car wash tokens. The winner, Doreen Meier of Kingston, was chosen on January 9 from hundreds of entries.

How to write a superbissimo thank you note for a mirific, magnanimous gift
The holidays recede, the new year rises, and the gifts you received cry out for thanks. Do the givers deserve something more than a simple “thank you”?

Madonna as director: A material ‘W.E.’
FINALLY, A Hollywood feature directed by someone who's performed live at the Super Bowl halftime show.

Movie review: Glenn Close's pet project "Albert Nobbs" suits her well
Albert Nobbs, an attendant in a well-appointed 19th-century Dublin hotel, keeps to himself. He rarely sustains eye contact, moves through his duties with solemn, ghostlike silence and does his best to fade into the Victorian wallpaper.

Review: Glenn Close's pet project "Albert Nobbs" suits her well
Albert Nobbs, an attendant in a well-appointed 19th-century Dublin hotel, keeps to himself. He rarely sustains eye contact, moves through his duties with solemn, ghostlike silence and does his best to fade into the Victorian wallpaper.

'Criminal Minds' Recap: 'Snake Eyes'
Lee Allport We open the episode of Criminal Minds entitled Snake Eyes with Dean Cain being beat up in an Atlantic City office. He gets the upper hand and escapes, killing the man, then laying money around his body. He is trying to hide from the security at a slot machine and wins big. read more

American Airlines layoffs could hit Johnson County residents
Cleburne resident Diane Wilson may lose her job at a company she’s been with for more than 15 years.

Dressing the part, ignoring her heart in 'Albert Nobbs'
Glenn Close is captivating as a woman living as a man in 19th-century Ireland.

West Seattle icon Jim Sweeney has passed away; Services set for Feb. 11
A West Seattle icon, Jim Sweeney, passed away on Sunday, February 5. He was 73. Sweeney was a fixture in West Seattle and owned Alki Lumber since 1959. Friends and family gathered at the store at 4422 36th s.w. on Monday to plan services and recalled a man of strength, wisdom, loyalty and kindness. Son-in-law Matt Pedersen, Sweeney's best friend Dean Boender and other employees talked about his ...