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October 14, 2022

Men and Their Sports…       

    Thanks to a leftover concerns about COVID, I have spent more time watching National League and American League baseball games that I seldom saw on TV before.  In between innings, I write my stories or respond to friends on the Net. If the game isn’t crucial regarding playoffs, I’ll only leave my keyboard in... Read More
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September 22, 2022

In Search of Luna Lake

I was frustrated. An hour before I dropped by my friend’s house, I had tried to find a relic from Danville’s past, Luna Lake. Although I thought I knew where it was and how to get there since I’d driven to the site less than ten years ago, I was surprised that I couldn’t find... Read More
Features
August 2, 2022

Five Back-to-School Tips for Moms

Whelp guys, we blinked and now summer is ending. I am not sure what happens faster—me losing my patience with my children or summer break. However, I know that school is just around the corner. Maybe you are ready to send your sweet, little innocent children back to school before you literally lose your mind.... Read More
Features, Mental Health
June 27, 2022

Speaking of UFOS

Leaving Curacao was difficult but necessary. I had work to do at home, books to write, pictures to take, stories to tell. Having packed, all that was left to do was to say goodbye to Chevy, the housekeeper, with a little gift and to climb in the taxi/van for my ride to the airport. When... Read More
Arts + Music, Features, Local
June 15, 2022

The flighty friend

I am a flighty friend. I never really intended for this to be my title or role in the grand scheme of adult friendships. It’s just become a part of reality. Before children, I was the ride-or-die friend who would show up on your doorstep ready to party, pray, or completely clean out your closet.... Read More
Features, Mental Health
May 20, 2022

Who am I? Who are you?

Those two questions, as important as they are, are seldom asked. Instead, some rely on assumptions regarding the ‘who’ questions, assumptions that are often based on political clues. In that case, if someone supports candidates of a certain party, that support may serve to reflect on the innate value of that person. In other words,... Read More
Arts + Music, Culture, Features, Uncategorized
May 18, 2022

A Few Things to Know About Therapy…

Therapy isn’t one size fits all. Nothing in life should be. We were all uniquely and wonderfully made, therefore, our therapy should be as well. Surprisingly, there is a wide variety of therapists. I have ADHD and Generalized Anxiety Disorder (plus a few other likely non-diagnosed things), therefore, it was important for me to find... Read More
Features, Health, Mental Health
May 12, 2022

Having a Blast

It’s almost time to brush off home plate, dig into the batter’s box and toe the rubber for a new season of Danville Otterbots baseball, the sophomore campaign of a club that’s made up, fittingly, of college freshmen and sophomores. For General Manager Austin Scher, last season might have had a few growing pains, but... Read More
Features, Local
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