The first apartment I lived in after college was, in size and quality of furniture, a lot like my dorm rooms. That is to say: small and crappy. I still had the ramen-filled diet and empty wallet of a ...

What kind of card do you send to a greeting card company that’s kind of failing? Papyrus and Hallmark are closing stores left and right. Do you send “Get well soon,” or “Sorry for your loss,” or maybe ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Greeting card and stationery retailer Papyrus is closing all 254 of its stores including three in Greater Cleveland. The news was first reported Jan. 17 by Retail Dive. The ...

Fans of Papyrus won’t be able to shop for greeting cards in its stores but that doesn’t mean the brand is going away. Its survival is tied to the same 2009 deal that caused Papyrus’ parent, Schurman ...

Read full article: The nonprofit offering opportunity to kids who age out of foster care During the coronavirus outbreak, people have been kept from the ones they love and care about the most. While ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. The closures come after 'Herculean efforts' to save the ...

VIERA, Fla. — People in senior living facilities are isolated from their families amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, with many of them lonely and missing loved ones. But there is a way you can ...

In 2020 an old rumor started to recirculate on social media claiming that Hallmark greeting cards were made in China and that citizens of the United States should spend their money on products made in ...

In a classic display of pivoting to fit the times, a Plymouth-based stationery company is producing greeting cards specifically designed to put smiles on the faces of heroes on the front lines of the ...

In a year marked by distance, loss and virtual stand-ins, physical greeting cards are selling quite well. By Debra Kamin In late October, Megan Sim, 28, who owns an online greeting card shop called ...

You can still connect with loved ones near and far with a holiday card, and referencing the pandemic is OK. Just be mindful of your tone. By Sarah Firshein It was only October, and an unseasonably hot ...