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Nancy Langhorne: A woman of paradox
When I decide on a person in history to do a profile on, anticipation and excitement are at the forefront of my research process. While ... Read more
1 week ago by Judy Moore.
Building relationships
With current media avenues, you can almost know in real-time when a person is in or out of a relationship with someone. I was first ... Read more
1 week ago by Guest Columnist.
Beets, carrots can fill empty spots in the summer garden
As you’re enjoying your garden’s delicious bounty, you may notice a few empty spots in the garden from the earliest crops you harvested. The turn ... Read more
1 week ago by Katharine Wilson.
Make your life the best Super Bowl ad of all time
A young salesman was disappointed about losing a big sale. As he talked with his sales manager he lamented, “I guess it just proves you ... Read more
2 weeks ago by Rev. J. Cameron Bailey.
It’s time for tomatoes
July may be brutally hot, but the bounty of tomatoes this time of year helps compensate for the heat. I eat a tomato sandwich almost ... Read more
2 weeks ago by Katharine Wilson.
COLUMN — Curing and storage guidelines for long-lasting crops
It takes a lot of time and effort to grow potatoes, sweet potatoes, garlic and onions in your garden, and to make the most of ... Read more
3 weeks ago by Guest Columnist.
COLUMN — What if God was the ice cream in our lives?
“We thank You, God, we thank You- Your name is our favorite word; Your mighty works are all we talk about (Psalm 75:1, MSG).” I ... Read more
3 weeks ago by Guest Columnist.
Dried herbs add flavor to meals year round
As I try my best to patiently wait for my garden’s tomatoes to blush and pepper varieties to turn from green to red and yellow, ... Read more
4 weeks ago by Guest Columnist.
Allow God to lead you out of the comfort zone
“The comfort zone is a nice place, but nothing grows there.” — Caroline Cummings. Who doesn’t love to be comfortable? We spend so much money ... Read more
4 weeks ago by Guest Columnist.
The Harlem Renaissance: ‘The African American Enlightenment’
We have heard of the Roaring Twenties. The Harlem Renaissance was a part of that period in American history. It was a time in which ... Read more