You loved feathered hair, clackers and Cabbage Patch Kids. Jarts, not so much, and one of you has the scars to show it.

We asked Sun Journal readers to share fond fad memories.

We love our Christmas traditions

Decorated trees and Santa, sure. But seafood fests, deer legs, stove-pipe hats and giant muffins? Despite pandemic challenges, 'the most wonderful time of year' appears in no jeopardy of dimming as readers tell us about the special movies, mai tai lunches, Charlie Brown trees, night-long readings and, of course, family gatherings that make the season so very special.

Migraine suffering: By the numbers

Close the rings! Wearable tech is catching on

Fitness is just one benefit. Some people use it for life-saving heart monitoring, while one local man credits it for turning his life around.

Close the rings! Wearable tech is catching on

Fitness is just one benefit. Some people use it for life-saving heart monitoring, while one local man credits it for turning his life around.

Smart homes: The rise of the machines

Washers that fraternize with dryers, refrigerators that nag you about expired milk, ventilation systems that whisper sweet nothings to your smartphone. Avoiding smart technology altogether may soon be impossible.

The germs you live with

The online group Healthline describes the germiest places inside your home

Sleep with the lights on:

A short list of movies about dreams

Most popular collectible items

Nothing weird in here at all.