It is honestly scary to get infected with the coronavirus, but we have to do something to help strengthen our immune system as the best way to get rid of COVID-19. 

It has been a weary time in our land. 

Personally, what added to the weariness is not being able to gather with family, friends and our church families. 

Maintaining a good relationship with your editor is important.

So it is my policy to stop by The Graham Star office every week and discuss my column ideas with Kevin Hensley. 

By Jim Hyde

Guest Columnist

It was just one of those things. It didn’t really mean Marvin Pincus had lost his mind. 

Going to a restaurant was a special event when this writer was a child. 

Restaurants were for anniversaries, Mother’s Day or a big holiday. 

A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a column arguing that while a stay-at-home order might be justified as an initial response to an immediate and poorly understood public-health threat, it wasn’t “sust

The 1930s had the Great Depression. 

The early 21st century had the Great Recession. 

Now, in the 2020s, we are suffering a Great Suppression.

During the current “toilet paper war,” I thought readers might be interested in the history of that most sought-after possession.

Before the funeral service of a saint, his relative asked me a question. “What happened to Christ during the time between the Crucifixion and the Resurrection?”