HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY: Sunday, May 11, is that special day for moms -- have a great one, ladies!

HUNTINGTON -- In a couple of weeks, the "Sesame Street Live!" show hits the Big Sandy Superstore Arena.

SCOUTS HONORED: Boy Scout Troop 790 of Barboursville, will conduct an Eagle Scout Court of Honor tomorrow at Elmwood Baptist Church. The scouts being honored are Ryan Beals, son of Donald and Debbie Beals of Barboursville; Renato Castillo, son of Rey and Sandra Castillo of Huntington; Dylan Elder, son of Gary Elder and Jacqueline Scherer of Huntington; and Hayden Ansinelli, son of Dr. Richard Ansinelli and Debra Cummings of Barboursville. Ryan, Renato and Hayden completed Eagle projects at the Green Bottom Wildlife Management Area. Dylan completed his Eagle project at Cabell Midland High School. Guest speaker at the Court of Honor will be Brandon Dennison, Troop 790 Eagle Class of 2004 and graduating senior at Shepherd University. Senior patrol leader for the troop is John Castillo. Scoutmaster is Jim Wilson.

Don Rigsby is a veteran bluegrass musician who hails from the same part of eastern Kentucky that also produced Ricky Skaggs, Larry Cordle and Keith Whitley.

HUNTINGTON -- If at first you don't succeed, try, try again -- and walk away with $10,000.

HUNTINGTON -- Have you always wanted to play your music at Pullman Square's concert series?

"I love it when a plan comes together" -- to quote Col. "Hannibel" Smith from "The A Team."

QUESTION: We want to add a kitchenette to our basement family room/recreation room where we spend the better part of our time. The area is very large with a full bath so we have some room to spare. Any advice about planning a small kitchen where there isn't one? -- Margaret, Kenova

BAZAAR: Beauty Control, Tupperware, crafts, jewelry and more are featured at the bazaar from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, May 10, at Living Waters Free Methodist Church, 5th Street, Altizer. Door prizes are also available. Pancakes are served for breakfast and hot dogs for lunch. Proceeds help with church repairs and new bathroom. Call Sandy Hughes, 304-529-2687.

Most rock band leaders can rattle off their band's hits, their MySpace plays, their awards, their SoundScan numbers and other industry success markers.

CAIRO, W.Va -- The National Marble Museum, with an extensive collection of historic and contemporary marbles, will relocate from the West Coast to a new home at the Museum of American Glass in West Virginia in Weston. The announcement was made Saturday at the 12th annual Marble Festival in Cairo, W.Va. The festival attracted marble collectors for identification and games. In addition, there was a show and sale of antique, collectible and new machine and handmade marbles.

HUNTINGTON -- The Herald-Dispatch reader Danita Hicks submitted this recipe for her Strawberry-Rhubarb Pie.

She's worthy of breakfast in bed, family gatherings, gifts, roses, floral arrangements, dining out, cards and crayon scribbled "I love you." In other words, Sunday, May 11, is pay back time for that special mom, mama, mother or someone who has been there when mother wasn't.

CHARLESTON -- The Comedy Zone will start its month-long quest to find the funniest person in the Mountain State.

MEET: David Maynard sings at the annual May dinner meeting for GFWC Westmoreland Woman's Club at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, May 8, at the clubhouse. Skipper Maynard offers devotion. Pat John leads the pledge. Hostesses are Lillian Midkiff, chairperson, Marlene Thacker, co-chairperson, Jeanie Hanley and Jean Rickman. Officers are installed for the term 2008-10 by Pam McCoy, GFWC WV treasurer.

HUNTINGTON -- If a Food Network segment is good the first time, it's even better as left-overs. The "Something Different" episode of the Food Network show, "Diners, Drive-ins and Dives," premiered last month, but you can still catch it one last time this week.

IN CHARGE: New officers for Barboursville Women of the Moose 2223 include Peggy Peters, senior regent; Sandy Paine, junior regent; Cathy Zhea, junior graduate regent; Pam Baldry, chaplain; Melanie Ellis, secretary/treasurer; and Maxine Loudermilk, recorder.

If Webb Wilder were a breakfast experience, he'd be Waffle House 3 a.m.

LANSING, W.Va. -- Class VI River Runners and Smokey's on the Gorge celebrate Mother's day on Sunday, May 11, with a benefit for The Susan G. Komen Foundation for breast cancer research.

HUNTINGTON -- They come from conditions of extreme poverty, but their smiles and songs express faith and hope. At 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 7, more than two dozen Ugandan children will perform at Pea Ridge Baptist Church as part of the African Children's Choir.