DEAR MISS MANNERS: An elderly friend died last year after a long decline. I was very fond of her, as she was of me, and I visited her regularly after she moved from her home to the care facility ...

Still, some fine dining restaurants go to great lengths to accommodate parents with small children, a generosity aimed at making families feel welcome. Of course, there’s a big difference ...

Miss Manners: My sisters frantic attempts to help me out after surgery also include nagging GENTLE READER: You do your late friend no honor by snubbing her children, at least one of whom she ...

He has waited tables in diners, pubs, chain restaurants, neighborhood bistros ... and heightened unawareness that there is a need for more manners and grace. Emily Post has probably rolled ...

This week’s Hoover’s Heroes shines the spotlight on someone serving up service with a smile and has proven she has plenty of ...

Table manners are more than just rules for eating—they reflect cultural values, traditions, and even history. What is considered polite in one country might be frowned upon in another, making dining ...

Karangu Muraya concerned over kids as strange car park beside his home for hours. He shared the registration number of the ...

GENTLE READER: You do your late friend no honor by snubbing her children, at least one of whom she trusted enough to name as her executor. Miss Manners hopes that you will express your condolences ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I bought a drink at a coffee shop that came to $4.22 with tax. I was presented with three tip options: $1, $2 or $3 — 25%, 50% or 75%, respectively. Since there weren’t any ...

Discipline starts at home. These 7 essential house rules help Indian children develop responsibility, respect, and ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: Can you please publish a few short words on presenting a proper toast? Among millennials and Gen Z, the word “cheers” has become both a noun and a verb. I have heard “Let ...