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Free Massage for all (Southlake Times)
People love getting things for free. If that free thing was a stress relieving chair massage, most people would jump on the opportunity.
Find pain relief, relaxation, with a Heavenly Touch (Wilson County News)
LA VERNIA — Who can benefit from massage therapy? Almost everyone, according to Laura Dylla and Kandee St. John, who opened the doors of Heavenly Touch Massage Therapy in June 2002.
Post a comment (Salina Journal)
Local massage therapists plan to participate in the national "EveryBody Deserves a Massage Week" by providing free chair massages from 1-3 p.m. Saturday at Martinelli's Little Italy, 158 S. Santa Fe.
CONTACT THE HERALD (Everett Herald)
Sister Monk performs from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Wednesday as part of Music on the Plaza lunchtime concert series. The concert is on the Snohomish County campus at 3000 Rockefeller Ave. in Everett.
Castling on the queen side (The Hanford Sentinel)
I haven't been on a date in eons. Ha, that sounds like a cry for help, or pity, or both. Let me clarify.
Calling all Quilts (Elk Grove Citizen)
Since 1999, people around the Greater Sacramento area have been making quilts to help raise money for the Sutter Cancer Center, located at 2800 L St., Sacramento.
Get a massage, help a family of a fallen public servant in need (The Evening News and the Tribune)
Duncan is hosting the Everybody Deserves a Massage week-long benefit in Charlestown — bringing massage therapists to people in the community to raise money to help Supporting Heroes.
Q & A: For $5 you, too, can get a massage at a Honkers' game (Post-Bulletin)
If you've ever attended a Rochester Honkers baseball game, you've probably said 'Hi' to Sharon Coleman. She's the bubbly professional massage therapist who has set
Community Brieifs (The Hendersonville Times-News)
Today's Community Briefs
Adult Recruitment Day planned (Salina Journal)
Representatives of Girl Scouts of the Heartland will answer questions and serve light refreshments during Adult Recruitment Day, 6 to 8 p.m. today by the fountain at Salina's Central Mall.
