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On Monday, November 11, our country will honor our veterans at celebrations around the country. Here at Plains Museum, we are honoring the local veterans who gave their lives in […]

We are sad to lose John Coffman as a columnist. At 86, he is retiring, due to health reasons. He also said he is running out of stories – which […]

What do the November issue of the Chimney Rock Chronicle and muzzleloading hunting season have in common?  Correct!  Both have finally arrived.   For this month’s ramble I’m going back almost […]

November in the Valley is absolutely the best month of the year if you are an outdoorsman. Hunters are taking to the woods and fish are biting.  Most boats you […]

Stony Man is always quite crowded. On a nice weekend, finding solitude here is an uphill battle. No pun intended. That said, it’s crowded for a good reason. The hike […]

By: Micah Morris Being inducted into any Hall of Fame is among some of the highest honors that can be bestowed to an individual. Being inducted into the Broadway High […]

In wrapping up last month’s column, I challenged you to think about what you’d like to be remembered for and what you can do to provide the right example for […]

Try these three recipes for the upcoming holiday season.

By James Kiser The Off-Broadway Players have been committed to providing quality theatre and entertainment to the local community since 2016, and this year is no exception. As they prepare […]

“One is The Loneliest Number That You’ll Ever Do”: Reflections on Feeling Alone Three Dog Night recorded the Song “One” which was written by Harry Nilsson in 1969; it was […]

On Friday evening, September 27th, 2024, you would have found me in Ohio competing in a forging competition at the largest blacksmithing gathering in the country. It was raining buckets, […]

Update: In September I wrote of Maynard Hoover when he was bitten by a copperhead. Thank you to a daughter that lives in Florida who contacted a friend and shared […]

I finally wore a sweater this morning without regretting it, which means Autumn has finally crashed through the front door, leaves fluttering in her wake. I am not a warm […]

As a marketing and web designer, I’ve embraced artificial intelligence (AI) to streamline operations, enhance services, and help my clients grow. AI isn’t just a buzzword; it’s an essential tool […]

Yasmin Zaher and The Coin Yasmin Zaher is a thirty-three year old Palestinian, whose family lived and prospered in Palestine both before and after Israel was established in 1948. She […]

By Cammie Fulk Last August I introduced you to one of the sweetest dogs I’ve ever known, Bentley Ruth also known as Bennie Blue and Blue for her beautiful blue […]

Veterans Day officially began as Armistice Day in 1926 to honor veterans of the World War 1917-1918. The focal point of reverence was (and still is) the Tomb of the […]

Contributed by Judy Liskey This letter is from David Wittig, one of several young men with whom Dorcas was corresponding. He lived in Dovesville (Bergton) and was sending her news […]