clothes

Owensboro Community & Technical College student has launched her own outfitters brand for all those who love to hunt and fish.

I spent most of the Memorial Day holiday weekend in t-shirts. It was so hot, any other choice would have seemed like a poor one. And I probably didn't pay more than $15--at the most--for any of them.

Believe or not, clothes. I know right. According to the site markettools.com, clothing and shoes account for 62 percent of returned gifts. So the old myth about not liking those ugly socks or even uglier sweater you got for Christmas actually has some truth to it.