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1 week ago | 
miamiherald.com | DeboRah Price |Deborah Price
The life-altering nature of The Chosen is no secret. The television drama series, which depicts the life of Jesus and his disciples, first aired in 2019 and has slowly become the largest crowd-funded TV show in history. Millions of fans from all across the globe have reacted to the show with overwhelming positivity making it the largest crowd-funded show in history.
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2 weeks ago | 
kentucky.com | DeboRah Price |Deborah Price
For Carla Hall, Easter stirs warm memories of childhood in Tennessee—moments filled with family, food, and the joy of spring’s arrival. It’s a time she remembers fondly, not just for the traditions but for the sense of renewal it always brought. “My sister and I were always dressed up,” Carla tells FIRST for Women, gracing our cover with her signature smile (get your copy here!). “We would go to church and then to my grandmother’s house, and there was always Easter ham.
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2 weeks ago | 
miamiherald.com | DeboRah Price |Deborah Price
Over the course of her long, multi-faceted career, Trisha Yearwood has earned success as a New York Times best-selling author, gifted actress, Grammy Award-winning singer and Emmy-winning host of Trisha’s Southern Kitchen on the Food Network. The acclaimed entertainer has now added another creative accomplishment to her already impressive resume—songwriter.
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2 weeks ago | 
miamiherald.com | DeboRah Price |Deborah Price
For Carla Hall, Easter stirs warm memories of childhood in Tennessee—moments filled with family, food, and the joy of spring’s arrival. It’s a time she remembers fondly, not just for the traditions but for the sense of renewal it always brought. “My sister and I were always dressed up,” Carla tells FIRST for Women, gracing our cover with her signature smile (get your copy here!). “We would go to church and then to my grandmother’s house, and there was always Easter ham.
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2 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | DeboRah Price |Deborah Price
Over the course of her long, multi-faceted career, Trisha Yearwood has earned success as a New York Times best-selling author, gifted actress, Grammy Award-winning singer and Emmy-winning host of Trisha’s Southern Kitchen on the Food Network. The acclaimed entertainer has now added another creative accomplishment to her already impressive resume—songwriter.
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2 weeks ago | 
thecomet.net | DeboRah Price |Deborah Price
A polling station sign (Picture: Yui Mok/PA) Despite uncertainty around the future structure of district, borough and county councils, Hertfordshire residents will be heading to the polls on Thursday, May 1. Across the country, many councils opted to delay the next election to await the outcome of government mandated local authority reorganisation.
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2 weeks ago | 
thecomet.net | DeboRah Price |Deborah Price
Polling station (Image: Archant) Despite uncertainty around the future structure of district, borough and county councils, Hertfordshire residents will be heading to the polls on Thursday, May 1. Across the country, many councils opted to delay the next election to await the outcome of government mandated local authority reorganisation. Hertfordshire currently operates a two-tier local government structure – with a single county council and 10 district or borough councils.
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3 weeks ago | 
watfordobserver.co.uk | DeboRah Price |Deborah Price
The number of fines handed to parents has more than doubled (Image: Pexels) The number of fines issued to Hertfordshire parents who have taken their children out of school to go on holiday has more than doubled since a change in national guidance. Previously parents could expect to receive a fine if their children were absent from school for 15 half-day sessions or more in a 12-month period.
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3 weeks ago | 
hertsad.co.uk | DeboRah Price |Deborah Price
Council to pay parent £700 after complaint about EHCP process (Image: Will Durrant) Hertfordshire County Council is set to pay a parent £700 following a complaint to the Ombudsman about the issuing of an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP). A parent claimed that the council had taken too long to assess her son’s needs and issue the EHCP, had ‘named’ an unsuitable school for her son to attend, and had "communicated with her poorly".
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3 weeks ago | 
watfordobserver.co.uk | DeboRah Price |Deborah Price
Council to pay parent £700 after complaint about EHCP process (Image: Will Durrant) Hertfordshire County Council is set to pay a parent £700 following a complaint to the Ombudsman about the issuing of an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP). A parent claimed that the council had taken too long to assess her son’s needs and issue the EHCP, had ‘named’ an unsuitable school for her son to attend, and had "communicated with her poorly".
