
Bits & Pieces
By Sally Lael We all are known for many things, some good, some bad. Personally, I would just as soon people would remember me for… Login to continue reading Login…
By Sally Lael We all are known for many things, some good, some bad. Personally, I would just as soon people would remember me for… Login to continue reading Login…
By Roy Roberts Bill Flick, one of the writers for the Bloomington Pantagraph, had an article recently about a great number of items that people… Login to continue reading Login…
Emergency preparedness is something everyone in the household should learn, including children. But approaching the topic of emergencies with youngsters requires finesse. Children are capable… Login to continue reading Login…
» Food & Water: Maintain a supply of nonperishable packaged or canned food. Store a non-electric can opener with the food. Have at least one… Login to continue reading Login…
Storms, natural disasters and other emergency situations are unpredictable. Planning for the unpredictable is no small task, but emergency response professionals and public… Login to continue reading Login…
By Sally Lael Fall is in the air! Warm days, cooler nights, days getting shorter and fall housecleaning! Well, that just ruined everything. I know… Login to continue reading Login…
By Leigh Morris Religious services have been conducted in this area for untold centuries by the native peoples who occupied the land. Their burial and… Login to continue reading Login…
By Roy Roberts This column is the only one I’ve ever written that I didn’t like, and it is one that I don’t really want… Login to continue reading Login…
By Brian Kenney Asst. Pastor, Lincoln Avenue Baptist Church, Jacksonville Oscar Hammerstein had seen a picture, a photograph of the top of the Statue of… Login to continue reading Login…
By Jaime Chapman Banned Books Week is an annual event embracing the freedom to read. It was launched in 1982 in response to the number… Login to continue reading Login…