The Ballad of Blackjack: Chapter Eighteen
By: Travis Naughton As the terrain turned from the dusty red barrens of the Indian Territories to the rolling verdant hills of northwest Arkansas, Blackjack and Jane welcomed the change
Continuing the Spiritual Journey: Israel- Our Homeland
By: E. Jane Rutter Today’s news from the Holy Land is one of destruction. Innocent lives lost to misguided zealots. My heart is melting for the homeland of Christ, our
Blood of Christ
All Hallows Eve used to be called that until it was changed to Halloween. October 31 is the day, the “eve” of All Saints Day, November 1. The Christian Church
Ballad of Blackjack: Chapter Seventeen
By: Travis Naughton Blackjack was stricken after hearing Jane’s account of her husband’s barbaric behavior the last time they were in the Indian Territories. After several minutes of silence, he finally
National Days: Oct. 11, 2023
By: Ernie Wren Wednesday Oct. 11th: National Southern Food Heritage Day– It has surprised me during my travels that biscuits and gravy are considered a “southern” food. Even at McDonalds
Ernie’s Edibles: ECCO Lounge
By: Ernie Wren The ECCO Lounge at 703 Jefferson Street in Jefferson City is one of those places that from the outside doesn’t appear to be the location one might
You Will Have Troubles
Frustration happens to everybody. You get up in the morning feeling in good shape and you stub your toe on the foot of the bed. The shirt you picked is
Getting Squirrely in October
By: Travis Naughton October is National Squirrel Awareness Month. I know what you’re probably saying to yourself right now; “That sounds made up.” Well, isn’t every awareness month made up?
Climate Change Truth
By: Frank Burkett We now have many experts on climate change today because of Al Gore who wrote a book in 2006, “The Inconvenient Truth“. The writings was made into
Around Town: Oct. 4th, 2023
By: Ernie Wren Shoutout to the Southern Boone Eagles high school football team on increasing their season record to 5-1 with a solid 75 – 49 win over Eldon, along
