'); } -->
The Fresno Bee once again wants to connect organizations in need of volunteers with local people who are willing to help.
Richard Meffley began playing bridge when he was a student at Bullard High School. Nearly 40 years later, he has achieved one of the game's highest milestones -- grand life master.
For those who aren't avid cooks, all the hype about Thanksgiving can be intimidating. Think about it: From gorgeous turkey photos in food magazines to Food Network shows, the ideal is a home-cooked meal.
Before there was a Fulton Mall, Fresno's main commercial thoroughfare was Fulton Street, and for decades it bustled with business and traffic.
The roomy coffeehouse is replete with the usual trappings: expensive espresso maker, oversized sofas, enticing pastries, a customer in artfully torn jeans typing on her BlackBerry.
Vincent Biondo III returned to teach at California State University, Fresno, this fall semester, after he served six months as a Fulbright scholar in Cardiff, Wales.
Anne-Marie Kessler has a hard time sitting still -- except when she sinks down into the depths of her reclining massage chair.
New restaurant Pico de Gallo has opened at Chestnut Avenue near Shepherd Avenue.
Few things seem worse to the human spirit than the feeling of hopelessness.
Dear Amy: A few months ago, I lost two very close relatives.