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First World problems lead to old favorite
Dealing with the inconvenience of car trouble combined with phone trouble, Julie Geiss returns to one of her favorite hiking spots at Mill Creek Metro Park.
Love remembered in family smiles and recipes
Sometimes love is realized in familiar smiles and meals from scratch. Julie Geiss shares the memories that recently resurfaced in her daily life.
When wildlife runs wild
Kymberly Foster Seabolt is fine with living among wildlife. All she asks is to have peaceful enjoyment of approximately 3,000 square feet inside her home.
Is it a nut, or is it a burr?
Sam Moore investigates potential reasons people may have once heard old-timers refer to the nuts that were used with bolts as burrs.
The journey, how long or short
Judith Sutherland ponders growing older and the prospect of outliving friends and family members.
Lessons and construction confusion
As Kymberly Foster Seabolt finds herself in year 22 of a five-year home renovation project, things are going about as expected.
The Mean Moms Guide
Sometimes being a parent does mean saying no, being mean and making them take their medicine, literally or figuratively.
Locking in memories
Kymberly Foster Seabolt reflects on the characteristics and quirks that made her late grandmother’s house a home.
A roundup of FFA news for May 12, 2016
This week’s roundup includes news from the Warren, Triway, Minerva and Crestview FFA chapters.
Marketing grain like a stunned gull
Farmer marketing is an art, not a science. Sometimes it feels good to eat the mouse, but it is always more comfortable to nibble along on worms.
