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By MITCH TALLEY Just before the pandemic hit in early 2020, Roger Shepheard retired from his job with a construction company. That doesn’t mean he’s... Read More
By PAM GUENTHER I don’t know about all of you but sometimes it’s just nice to slow down and stop and smell the roses if... Read More
By KATHI HILL (EDITOR’S NOTE: Author Kathi Hill shares a chapter from her book, “Out on a Limb of the Family Tree.” “Hot dog!” Missouri... Read More
By PAT KOVSKY-DOTSON Everything changes….Is it good or is it bad? “Bring the sheets off the line and try not to drag them on the... Read More
By JOE COBB CRAWFORD There he is, Cecil of long ago, a strange little man from my childhood. His image is burnt on my brain—sharp... Read More
By HERMAN THORBECKE When I have a really hard time falling asleep, I do what I’m sure most people do, I attempt to think of... Read More
By LELA TORGESEN WADE Decades before automatic transmissions were even imagined, one of my stouthearted Norwegian great-aunts declared her independence. She learned how to drive... Read More
“Do they have steak?” he saidto his friends, while passing time,anxiously trying to veil his dreadof dining on sea slippery slime.“The line’s too long, we’ll... Read More
Eggs crack, bacon sizzles, splattersHot pan crashes, dropped dish clattersZip by, bob and weave, see ’em goWaitresses stage carnival show “What cha have, Hon?” curt... Read More
