Homebound, Brittell attends school through a robot
Kevin Brittell has Mitochondrial-Leigh’s Disease, and at age 15 has already outlived his life expectancy more than once. […]
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A nameless cat
Country life is hard, especially if you’re a nameless cat without a real home. […]
A corpsman’s story
I was an HM3 corpsman aboard the USS Enterprise CVAN 65, the world’s first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, on January 14, 1969. […]
Point City Secretary Heather Rollins is a people person
Heather Rollins has been Point city secretary since January 2022, taking on more than clerical duties. […]
They had everything in common
I have just spent a week in Israel that left me not only jet lagged and fatigued, but at a loss for words – an unfamiliar and undesirable condition for a writer. […]
Commissioner Jeremy Cook’s favorite part of his job is meeting people
Commissioner Jeremy Cook began his first term of office on January 1, 2021. […]
Aren’t you afraid?
By the time you read this, I will be home recovering from a major case of jet lag after having marked of a very big item off my bucket list. […]
Jackie Russell’s job as RHS Assistant Principal is her calling
Jackie Russell has been at Rains High School (RHS) for 16 years as the Dean of Students and presently as Assistant Principal. […]
Sitting on a rock
A couple of weeks ago, Pat came to our Wednesday morning Bible study excited about a story she had seen about a 31-year-old bald eagle who recently became a foster dad. […]