We're making changes
Published: Wed, Oct. 01, 2008 12:00AM
Modified Wed, Oct. 01, 2008 01:47AM
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closeStarting this week, you'll see changes in the Features sections.
On Thursday, look for faith stories by Yonat Shimron and the God Squad column. And we're starting a new question-and-answer column about faith. You ask the questions, and we'll find a member of the Triangle clergy or another religion expert to answer some of them.
Then on Friday, we offer a brand-new Weekend section. It will focus on events happening Friday, Saturday and Sunday, giving you information you need to have a great weekend. We'll tell you about movies, music, art and theater. And Greg Cox will still tell you where -- or where not -- to eat.
More Lifestyles
On Sunday, you'll find something extra in the Arts & Living section: articles about places to visit here and abroad. You'll find the Weekly Itinerary, with places to go and things to do in North Carolina. Look for the pages with the Go label.
And on Tuesdays, find health and fitness stories by Joe Miller, along with The People's Pharmacy and On the Table.
You'll still find Samantha Smith's Stylin' column and other stories about fashion on Mondays. Food columns and stories by Andrea Weigl will appear on Wednesdays.
If you have comments or questions about the changes, contact Features Editor Debra Boyette at debra.boyette@newsobserver.com or (919) 836-4903.
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