Lessons from the sick bed
I ended last week’s column by saying “It’s shaping up to be another one of those weeks” – and it was. […]
Columns
Kim Forester Haupt has been in the Livestock business since childhood
If anyone knows the livestock business it is Kim Forester Haupt, who earned her first paycheck at 13 years of age working for her dad and uncle at their livestock auction company in Athens. […]
One of those weeks
Last week started off pretty well as Mondays go, but it went downhill from there. […]
Michele Jeremich finds healing by making beautiful jewelry
Michele Jeremich suffered a painful loss two years ago when her husband died. […]
Unrealistic expectations
When David and I first married, we enrolled in a Sunday School class at our church called “Nearly and Newlyweds.” […]
Renee Curtis and Jordan Shedd provide a healthy place to grieve the loss of loved ones
Renee Curtis has been funeral director for two years at Wilson-Orwosky Funeral Home in Emory. […]
There’s a mouse in the house!
During the cold spell this past week, we put a wash cloth in the cabinet doors under all the sinks to hold them open enough to let some warm air in but hopefully not so much to offer an invitation to Kitty to go in and investigate. […]
Melissa Dunaj helps victims of water and fire damage
Melissa Dunaj and her husband, James, moved to Rains County in 2022 to become owners of Freedom Flood and Fire at 2169 FM 515 in Emory. Her parents were in the industry for 34 years […]
Presidents’ Day
When I was in school, there was no Presidents’ Day. […]
Kirk Reams has been with Hooten’s Hardware 22 years
Twenty-two years ago, Kirk Reams was working at True Value in Sulphur Springs when a friend told him about an opening at Hootens Hardware in Emory. […]