Articles by Linda Brendle

With all that has gone on this week in the presidential race and all the controversy surrounding the Olympics, it seemed only natural to write about – toilet seats! […]

No, I’m not the only writer in Rains County. I became very aware of that fact several weeks ago when, in a two-day time period, three aspiring writers approached me to share their plans to write a book or to expand and publish a work in progress. […]

These are the opening words of the United States Constitution, the world’s longest surviving written charter of government. […]

For anyone who thinks extreme summer heat is a new phenomenon. […]

A wonderful family in Emory suffered a tragedy last week when their small herd of goats was decimated by a pack of five dogs. […]

Last week I wrote about some of the animal antics around the Brendle home. […]

In 1963 Mutual of Omaha premiered a nature series called Wild Kingdom. […]

Sometime during my high school days, we studied The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. […]

I heard a commercial this weekend for a particular app that allows users of a family plan to watch live TV shows and movies or other pre-recorded shows at the same time. […]

Memorial Day was this past Monday, a day that began in 1868 as a time to honor Union soldiers who died in the Civil War by decorating their graves with flowers. […]