Monthly Archives: August 2020

With all that’s going on it’s easy to over look holidays and other things we need to remember. I have to admit, I have not been as good about sending cards this year. I always try to remember to send … Continue reading →

God is calling America to repent, turn from its evil ways and turn back to Him. We cannot continue to call evil good and expect to be blessed. And personally, I believe we are running out of time.  I tell … Continue reading →

Evil has no boundaries – color of skin, gender, social status, bank account — doesn’t matter. What we are seeing transpire in today’s world is not as some would have you to believe, a racial war, it is the battle … Continue reading →

Glad to see so many places opening back up again and many not requiring masks. I really feel for the servers and other employees of stores where they have to wear a mask all day. There is no way that … Continue reading →

What a different graduation it will be this year. Certainly will be one they will never forget and that’s not necessarily a bad thing. It’s a good lesson in adapt and carry forward. We are proud to publish our graduation … Continue reading →

“New normal” has become a catchphrase that I am tired of hearing. I’ve personally always thought normal just a setting on a dryer. Not everyone’s perception of normal is the same and what’s normal for one, might not be normal … Continue reading →

Not long after President Trump announced they would investigate those states with excessive number of COVID-19 deaths and find out if those deaths were really due to the virus, the numbers started to be adjusted.  This morning the CDC adjusted … Continue reading →

Learning every day just how much we really have for which we need to be thankful. You don’t have to look very hard or far either to find it. We have been asking people what they have learned from this … Continue reading →

Wade actually had the same idea on a column this week. I had intended on using the we’re not in the same boat and expand upon it but I’ll go in a different direction. Be sure and read his column, … Continue reading →

Armando Valladeres Perez was an American poet, diplomat and human rights activist. For 22 years of his life, he was a Cuban prisoner. He was arrested in 1960, at the age of 23, reportedly for refusing to put an “I’m … Continue reading →