Advent is still a season of peace
Ten years ago, I wrote a Christmas series about Advent, the four Sundays preceding Christmas. […]
Columns
Candice West is new president of Angel Tree Board
Linda and Wes Rawle kept the Angel Tree organization going from 2014 until recently, when they decided it was time to turn the leadership over to a new crew. […]
A Tale of Two Kitties…
Last week I ended the story with the two Little Rascals, as Phil calls them, getting along well in their new home. […]
Bryan Anderson is owner of Emory Automotive
Bryan Anderson bought Emory Automotive from his dad, Bobby Anderson, three years ago and now his dad works for him. […]
And then there were two
This isn’t a typical Thanksgiving column, especially not for one that will come out on the day itself. […]
Kandice Phillips is a hair stylist and barber in Emory
Kandice Phillips’ first marriage was to a military man, and she was a stay-at-home mom raising her children. […]
Kitty’s jealous!
Any of you who have followed my column for at least ten years or have read Kitty’s Story know that in early June of 2015, a scrawny but cute little stray kitten entered and took over our lives. […]
ET Police Chief Rick South always wanted to be in law enforcement
East Tawakoni Police Chief Rick South has a total of 25 years in law enforcement and has spent the last 18 years in his current position. […]
We Have Kittens!
Almost three months ago I first wrote about a little orange and gray tabby cat that had begun hanging around on our front porch, much to Kitty’s displeasure. […]
Karen Young has a servant’s heart
Karen Young’s dream job is to work at a funeral home because she believes that God gave her a servant’s heart. […]