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This Thursday, millions upon millions of Americans will gather at a relative’s home and gorge themselves on turkey, dressing, cranberry sauce or salad, and pumpkin pies.

The Discoverer Blog sends out some very creative, inviting stories that are irresistible, many of them about places to visit.

When we moved to our small corner of the country, for which I am grateful, we were greeted by the aboriginals: creatures great and small who lived in the dense woods and had never been disturbed by man.

Approximately two weeks ago the stable brain trust in Ennis was rocked by the same-day upheaval when two major leaders vacated their positions. Those actions prompted immediate uneasiness in the

Anniversaries are a different thing depending on what the event was that is being remembered at the time. For instance, this weekend the Dearly Beloved and I celebrated 35 years

Due to recent a fall, I’ve not been writing my column for a few months. Dealing with pain while healing, and being behind in my chores somewhat dulled my inspiration

EDITORIAL

We are currently experiencing upheaval and emotional distress, locally, regionally and nationally.

Once upon a time, there was a dog named Bette. She came to us as an adorable bundle of blonde fur—abandoned at the dump by despicable people who will someday burn in hell.

All the news that is fit to print is considered the seven most famous words in journalism. In 1897 the owner of The New York Times, Adolph S. Ochs, used