Remembering
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. […]
Columns
Johnny Baldwin is the “Plant Whisperer”
Johnny Baldwin is a knowledgeable plant salesman and “tree guy” at Hootens Lawn and Tree Service in Emory. […]
Singing Around the Piano
Sunday was a really memorable day at BBC where David and I attend church. […]
Book signing to be held Saturday at Reka’s
Clif Clifton is a retired Fire Captain with 34 years’ experience. […]
Bathroom Doors – and Mom
This may seem a strange topic for a column written the day after Mother’s Day. […]
Emory Senior Center receives award for its senior nutrition program
Early in April the Emory Senior Center was selected as a recipient for a Senior Nutrition Program and National Nutrition Month gift box from the National Association of Nutrition and Aging Services Programs (NANASP) […]
Founder’s Day
After living in Rains County for thirteen years, I finally made it to Founders Day last weekend. […]
Kitty can still be entertaining
After a couple of serious columns, I wanted to share something lighter. […]
William Douglas follows family tradition of running a business
The owner, William Douglas, says he has anything you can imagine at the store including hamsters, rabbits, fish, lizards and tarantulas as well as cages, fish tanks, bedding, food and toys. […]
What does it all mean?
Pastor Jason is taking us through Ecclesiastes in a sermon series titled “Life After Eden.” […]