Life full of angelsJudy Conlin I resolved not to be a whiner in 2026, and, by golly, I am not going to whine. Anything you…
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Hope…like a muscle Nancy Kennedy At a recent one-year follow-up doctor’s visit, the first thing my doctor said to me was, “You look like you…
Zoning approvals can cause a domino-effect for disaster when public safety is overlooked and development quickly pushes forward . Patricia Smith Across North Florida, propane…
When WWJD isn’t enoughNancy Kennedy Years ago, a woman called me with an idea for my column.She was discouraged by all the turmoil in the…
Slim Randles Now before you can sneak away, here comes that pharaoh of the feed-store, that baron of the bunkhouse, that titan of the tack…
If you’re not Betty CrockerJudy Conlin I invited a couple of friends over this week for coffee and conversation. Being of Italian descent, I ,…
King’s dream was never finished George Cassidy Payne On a cold January morning, a small group of visitors walks through a National Park, expecting to…
Slim Randles “Boys, I gotta tell you,” said our old pal Windy Wilson, “This cold transmits me reversely to the winter of ’47. Cold? It…
Faith when the world feels out of controlSheryl Boldt In the erratic times we live in, when emotions run rampant, do you ever wonder if…
Building a sustainable future, one penny at a time Most of us have heard the old saying, “A penny saved is a penny earned.” But…