Knowing your limits
I came of age in the 60s and 70s when women were taught that we could and should do it all – wife, mother, career, activist and anything else we could think of. […]
Columns
Canning – novelty or necessity
One of David’s memories of his grandmother is her large garden and the shelves on her back porch that held all the vegetables she canned during harvest time. […]
Lindsey Terry is a natural language translator
Lindsey Terry is studying linguistics in college, but her knack for learning foreign languages goes back to her early childhood. […]
Making Memories
David and I had a fun but quiet Fourth of July celebration on Tuesday. […]
Jannie Stephens has long history of service to community
The Women’s Service Club (WSC) operates the center, and one busy member is Jannie Stephens who served as president of the organization from 2012 to 2019. […]
Good Neighbors
One of the good things about small town country living is the good neighbors. […]
Firefighter since she was 17, Henderson leads Point FD
Kristin Henderson was asked to take the position of Fire Chief in Point at the end of last summer when there was only a staff of five. […]
Daddy’s Legacy of Love and Peace
As I sit here on Father’s Day wondering what to write, my thoughts keep going to Daddy, so I want to share the first story I posted on the blog site I set up the year he died. […]
Tyler Jones: Outdoorsman and Musician
Tyler Jones grew up in Emory hunting and fishing from an early age and was probably influenced to fish by his dad who owns Lake Fork Lodge. […]
A geography lesson on Israel
Geography was not one of my best subjects in school, and I still have trouble reading a map or telling which of the four directions I’m facing without a compass. […]