LaDonna Genson’s retirement has brought her to Point
LaDonna Genson, of Point, grew up on her father’s dairy farm in Iowa where she helped milk cows and began riding horses bareback at five years of age. […]
Columns
Sometimes I hate technology
Older people who complain about modern technology usually end up sounding like grumpy old men or women who just don’t understand how the latest electronics work. […]
Michael Alford turns hobbies into vocations
Michael Alford is in the family business at Alford Family Farm but sometimes finds it more like a hobby than work. […]
Mother’s Day Pictures
Mother’s Day used to be all about flowers, cards, and a questionable breakfast prepared for mom by the kids. […]
Kevin Sustaire is a plumbing businessman and avid racer
Longtime Emory resident, Kevin Sustaire, entered college with a scholarship in track, but after months in the academic life he decided it was not his forte. […]
Letting go of your stuff
George Carlin was a stand-up comedian who used his microphone to point out some of the idiosyncrasies of society. […]
Returning to the City
After living in Rains County for over fourteen years, we returned to the city for the weekend, and I didn’t like it very much. […]
B.J. Shelton is on Lake Fork nearly every day
B.J. Shelton is a crappie fishing guide on Lake Fork and says his job is to show his customers a good time on the lake and catch fish. […]
Don’t miss the morning glories
I originally posted this as a blog in 2014, but when I recently shared the story with a Bible study group, it was so well received that I decided it was time to share it again. […]
It’s Friday, but Sunday’s Coming
This column will be published on Maunday Thursday, the day in Holy Week that commemorates Jesus’ Last Supper with His disciples. […]