New Beginning in the News

• Little Rock Family on Today's THV at 5: Have fun and escape the coldKTHV Little Rock18 hours ago

  It might be too cold to enjoy some family fun outdoors, but there are plenty of things to do inside where it's warm.

• The Bale family has loads of fun in the snowThis is West Country19 hours ago

  THE Bale family from Winsham were out today having lots of fun in the snow – by depicting themselves in the ice.

• Family Fun: Free theater classes, mochi pounding and moreInside Bay Area30 hours ago

  Five fun things to do with your family around the Bay this weekend.

• St. Mary's offering free family fun at cMoeEvansville Courier & Press33 hours ago

  EVANSVILLE —If finding a healthier lifestyle for your children is your New Year's resolution, come to the Koch Family Children's Museum on Thursday.The evening is part of St. Mary's Medical Center's continuing "Free Family Fun Night at the Children's Museum of Evansville," held the first Thursday of each month from 5 to 8 p.m.Lacy McNear, a registered dietitian at St. Mary's, will teach children ...

• Family Fun Pack Available for UALR Women's and Men's Basketball Games Against Middle Tennessee SaturdayKTHV Little Rock34 hours ago

  Family Fun Pack coupons are available online and in the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Friday and Saturday for the UALR women's and men's basketball games Saturday against Middle Tennessee.

• Sharing family history with grandchildren can be funNevada Daily Mail33 hours ago

  There are several ways people can give the gift of history to their families. Perhaps the most fun method is for grandparents to work with their grandchildren on family history scrapbooks.

• Compete in Winter Sports From the Comfort of Home in Family Party: 30 Great Games Winter Fun ComingIGN Wii2 days ago

  Family Party: 30 Great Games Winter Fun (Wii) Gets some thrills with your winter time chills.

• Sugarcreek family adopts Scoutsâ�� kind of funDayton Daily News23 hours ago

  “Fun with a Purpose” is the slogan of Cub Scouts.It also is the way Sugarcreek Twp. residents, Greg and Diane Autore, like to work.