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One of the nicest pleasures in the summer is to sit on the porch swing in the early morning coolness

My wife attended Lutheran Catechism. My neighbor went to an Adventist Sabbath class. My college friend was enrolled in a

Heat simmers through our hills as the last week of June makes its exit. Mom always used the expression, “Hotter

“From the cow to the plow, Dewey,” Windy said, leaning on a shovel. Windy Wilson was on another of his

For the last several months I have been keeping a regular appointment with an oncologist. I’m not the one receiving

Each year I am hired to go to Washington, D.C. with the eighth grade class from Clinton, WI where I

It was now or never! Tony Kanaan had wanted it all his life. He’d been in the lead on 221

“There is something rotten in the state of Denmark.” That is a centuries old phrase from William Shakespeare’s masterpiece, “Hamlet.”

Years ago my oldest son asked me a question: “What is a saint?” When you’re driving along with a numb

Congratulations graduates and parents, you have made it! High school graduation is a breaking away of adolescence and entering into

Those of us who call this little valley home have a unique blessing in the form of Perry, our dentist.

Summer weather exploded in our hills this past week, with hot days and mild nights, a real change from the

I heard the rumor down at the feed store, later in the afternoon. We had a real live Sherlock Holmes

I’ve been involved in ministry or “church work” for over two decades. Don’t let my youthful persona fool you; I’m

On Sunday, May 26, 2013, Worship In The Park began again for the summer season at Franke Park in Foellinger

It doesn’t matter which way you go, as long as you get there. Just the Bare FactsThe Supreme Court recently

When the Rafter E branded recently, a bunch of us went out to help. It’s a badge of pride to

Curtain climbers. Yard monkeys. Cherubs. Whippersnappers. Ankle biters. Urchins. I don’t know what you call them, but our children have

The last day of April dawned bright and sunny. Songbirds were warbling merrily; the purple lilac’s heavy blossoms wafted a