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The annual Fourth of July picnic is a celebration of time and freedom. We’d all watched the parade, earlier, because

It seems that the viney honeysuckles are always blooming on the banks of Clay at graduation time. Its yellow and

Steve looked out from the turret of his cabin and watched the sun set behind the mountain. Branding is over

May has gathered her full green skirts about her and left our hills, allowing June to enter with her roses,

It has been 63 years ago, since I graduated from high school. The viney honeysuckle is climbing over the banks

Steve reached up and put his cup of coffee on the floor of the turret in his cabin, then climbed

The waters of William’s River run swift and cold. It rushes around huge boulders, cresting in white spray and moves

Billy slowly raised one eyelid and looked around. Boots and Desdemona, Aunt Ada’s cats, were curled up, one against his

“LIFE BEGINS AT 80”—Author UnknownWe oldsters surely get away with a lot just because we’ve managed to keep breathing longer

As we finished our scout meeting, I reminded the boys about the next week. “Don’t forget that it is our

Windy’s pickup truck was the third one to arrive at the scene of the fender bender. Both cars pretty well

REMEMBERINGby Hazel Bias Browning(With apologies to Thomas Hood)Ah, I remember, I rememberThat company house where I was bornDeep in a

The earth is waking up from its long winter’s sleep and is coming to life once more. Over the hills,

Marjorie Pincus looked out the front window at her husband, Marvin, and smiled. No matter how old he gets, she

Have you been discussing the possibility of homeschooling your child with family and friends? Odds are some of these individuals

The sun is shining brightly on this spring day, with a restless March wind blowing through the budding maple tree.

February has left the hills, and no one seems sorry to see her go. She has always been a hard

The Jesters of the University of Saint Francis will present their annual spring performance on March 12 at 6 p.m.

The sun is shining brightly from a deep blue sky on another winter day, although it is cold and frost