Which category of nutrition attitudes are you?
Dear Readers:
From skating to hot drinks
Years had passed since I had set foot on an icy pond. Motherhood had taken over, and priorities had shifted.
Poultry Science…Eggs-actly
By Marla Boone
Be the ‘salt and light’ of the world
I remember, around age 5, being asked what I wanted to be when I grew up. I confidently responded, “a giant!” No, I didn’t want to play for the football team in New York or the baseball team in San Francisco. I wanted to be an actual giant. Everywhere I went I wanted to be the biggest and strongest. The idea of being seen for miles sounded awesome.
Brown working to prevent ohio power outages, protect Ohio jobs
This time of year Ohioans know all too well how important reliable electricity is.
Operation Christmas Child successful
Dear Editor,
Rural Voices USA applauds Haley for criticizing Tariff Plan
MAPLEWOOD – Chris Gibbs, board president of Rural Voices USA has released a statement on Nikki Haley attacking former President Trump on his plan to tax American households through an expansion of tariffs as high as 60% on consumer goods and other products.
Dealing with a food addiction
Dear Readers,
Brand new kitchen for Amish Cook
My kitchen is torn to pieces; everything is a huge mess.
Not the keys to success
Back in the olden days, like when the century began with the number one, photographs used to be printed on paper. A person did not need a phone to have a collection of pictures. Interestingly enough, the paper collection is called an album, just like on the phone. There the similarities end. Pictures printed on paper are bulky and fade over time. But those are not the biggest drawbacks with them. The worst thing is, a person will look at photos taken years ago and say “Who/what/when/where was that?” Back in that innocent time, people resolved to go through their albums and label the photos so the piercing questions of who/what/when/where would be answered. Then, just like today, the road to hell was paved with those good intentions.
