A Mill Village Thanksgiving remembered
The long-awaited holiday had arrived. It was the first since school had begun back in September.
In praise of the beaver, the rodent that eats trees
Back when I worked in wildlife cinematography, I tried to film the beavers on an old woodland pond back home.
The hardest times, the softest quilts: Remembering Mama’s handiwork
I spent my childhood years in the ’20s and ’30s.
Where big trees, history and preservation live
Oct. 26 found me on a history adventure courtesy of Ralph Scurry.
The election and remaining steadfast in our faith
People talk about faith all the time and this a good thing, however, along with our confidence, there must also be a collection of other Godly character traits operating within us in order to have a balanced and sincere relationship with Him.
Staying calm as we continue to pray
Do you believe that God intervenes in the affairs of mankind or do you consider the philosophy where He stands back and calmly watches everything happen?