By Cathy Salter In 2014 when the world was in a different place, I flew with a longtime friend to Istanbul. There is much about gardens that can be learned
By: Travis Naughton “Libraries show us anything is possible by encouraging a love of learning, discovery, and exploration.” –Natalie Portman, 2021 National Library Week Honorary Chair April 4-10 is National
By Cathy Salter When Dwight D. Eisenhower was President of the United States and I was in the fourth grade, I memorized and could recite the names in full of
By: Travis Naughton When I was a stay-at-home parent, I took great pride in keeping a tidy house. I simply couldn’t stand the clutter associated with having kids. In the
By Cathy Salter While thinning my library of books and magazines, I recently came upon a November 2008 issue of National Geographic. Like a nocturnal creature of habit momentarily mesmerized
The Instagram profile of the 21-year-old punk who used his legally-purchased 9mm pistol to execute 8 innocent people last week in Georgia reads, “Pizza, guns, drums, music, family, and God.
By: Frank Burkett Donald Trump was back on the circuit Sunday, February 28, at the Conservative Conference. He followed his belief, AMERICA FIRST. The audience show that the REAL AMERICAN
By: Travis Naughton This Friday will be the final day of my final long-term subbing assignment of the 2020-2021 school year. What a year it has been. I would have