Kids combined sand, plaster and their imaginations to make African masks as part of the Teen Summer Reading Program Thursday afternoon at the Grand Island Public Library. "Each week, we have been ...

Editor’s note: Experts agree that face masks do not replace or relieve the need to wash your hands and social distance, and they absolutely do not alone prevent the spread of COVID-19.

and get ready to have your kids' Halloween costume come straight out of your kitchen cupboard. Among Paper Goods Projects' many craft ideas, the paper plate masks — which use the ribbed edges of ...