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Great-Grandfather’s Quilt Recently a woman brought a quilt to the Born Again Quilts studio in need of restoration. The quilt

Two books have caught my attention lately. From the title of this article you may be able to guess which

Camping out in Lindenwood Cemetery over the Memorial Day holiday were the 30th Indiana Volunteer Infantry and the 44th Indiana

  In my prayer time and quiet reflection, I was thinking about the sacred pow wow drum and the coming

Taylor Gillie, her team’s big hitter this past year in Volleyball, recently made Bishop Luers Volleyball history! She became the

My brother, James “Feather in the Wind” Ebbing, and I spent the day together, riding around in his pick-up truck,

Last month to commemorate Teachers Appreciation Day, we featured the 12 teachers who call Kingston Residence home. We would be

Patti was a single mom with two children, Angel 15 and Max 7. They were a close-knit family and always

As strong as I may seem, once you spend time with me, look and observe me, you will find that

Part II of II Quickly he turned and descended the rickety porch steps to wander on foot around the town.

DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION: FREEDOM IS THELIGHT TO THE WORLD It was a dark and stormy night in early

On May 20. St. Joseph-St. Elizabeth School first graders celebrated “Fiesta Day” at the St. Elizabeth campus. Fiesta Day is

Another serene May day sits lightly on our hills. After weeks of rainy weather, we are doubly thankful for the

As strong as I may seem, once you spend time with me, look and observe me, you will find that

FIRST ANNUAL FIBER FESTIVAL DRAWS DYED-IN-THE-WOOL ENTHUSIASTS You had to be a dyed-in-the-wool fiber enthusiast if you were among the

GARDENING 101 Our light is ever-glowing, with the fragrance of an ever-blooming rose of Love from our Heart Center. Growing

The wind is sighing through the treetops, hopefully bidding the last vestige of cold rain good-bye. It has been a