Facebook is killing the newspaper star
Whatever happened to the “community” aspect of your community newspaper?
Whatever happened to the “community” aspect of your community newspaper?
As fires in the western United States continue to make the news, I am reminded again of my first western fire experience.
Saturday begins Constitution Week. The holiday commemorates the signing of our Constitution 235 years ago in Philadelphia.
One of clearest signs of the irrationality of an ideology is when its proponents can’t live in the world their beliefs create.
I remember early Sunday mornings in the 1960s watching the musical program “Gospel Singing Jubilee.”
Today, a jubilee is a celebration or special anniversary.
During the recent celebration of Graham County’s 150th birthday, Mike Ingram mentioned some writing on a rock during one of the history sessions.
I have always been blessed with access to good water – from well water, city water and those times I was able to have spring water.
It’s no secret that I am not from Graham County.
You can tell that from numerous ways, not the least of which is my accent.
In 2019, Hoot Gibbs and I began assisting in a program of activities with the Graham County 4-H Club, to get young people outdoors more and off-the-couch, where much time was spent texting on their
Each summer, the Robbinsville United Methodist Church hosts an intern from the Duke Divinity School.