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November 21, 2023

An Improtu Approach

Although I wanted to write, I didn’t know where to begin because I hadn’t chosen a topic. That’s when I saw David, a thoughtful young man I regard as a friend. “Please suggest a topic for me to write about,” I requested. Minutes later, he shared an idea that fascinated me. That’s why I wrote... Read More
Writers' Page
November 15, 2023

Pyramid of Values

A few days ago, I felt as if I had suddenly entered a security-camera film in which someone is caught stealing at a store. But It wasn’t me! If this video had existed, it would have been made at ALDI, with me in the background and the “purloining star” in the foreground (well, an “extended... Read More
Essays
November 6, 2023

Inside the Method of Action with Mark Harrelson

As a former radio DJ and news reporter, Mark Harrelson is no stranger to the entertainment industry. Harrelson’s stage debut was in Rumors by Neil Simon, put on by The Little Theatre of Danville in 1993—a play he has had the pleasure of working on three times now. Harrelson gained his interest in acting as... Read More
Action
November 2, 2023

Keep Fighting Until We Get There

For a Dollar, a local indie band sprinkled with heavy rock influences began at Carter’s Music & Art School in 2018. The student band formed under instructor Noah Carter (who also plays guitar) and school director Vernon Carter. After years of personal growth and hard work, the current line-up comprises lead singers Braiden Burke and... Read More
Cover Features
October 27, 2023

A Professor Determined to Write Her Novel

Because I knew how much her novel meant to Faye Solomon Kushner, I was honored when she agreed to allow me to comment about it. Writing with such candor and courage, she revealed what her siblings never wanted written about life with their Kentucky coal-miner’s family. To say her book is stunning is an understatement.... Read More
Writers' Page
October 24, 2023

Discovering Wine and Curry

I recently visited a large wine shop in a nearby city. I asked a staff person if I could be directed to the German wine section. When we arrived at that section of the store, they said. “This German red wine is a Pinot Noir and is great with curry dishes.” Having no experience with... Read More
The Wine Spot
October 12, 2023

Graveside Commission

The other day, I attended a graveside funeral service for the brother of a fellow choir member and friend at Danville’s Highland Burial Park. Years ago, Lester Flatt recorded “Won’t You Give Me My Flowers While I’m Living.” So, in that respect, you can also give me my friends while I’m living, too. At a... Read More
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