Cheers to gratitude and generosity
A song I have on continuous loop in my head these last few weeks has been “Strange Days Indeed,” by…
No moving boxes needed
Wow. I am nearly speechless, which you know is a rare occurrence for me. When I wrote the post last week…
More turkey, less talk
I’ve written past columns about civility, divisiveness, throwing babies out with bathwater, and the pure vitriol being spewed about all…
Word of the day: unique
Dear Readers, today’s Word of the Day is unique. Or as my mom would pronounce it, you-nih-kew. Unique, no matter…
How will you get involved in the community?
I am a proud graduate of the Leadership Sheridan County (LSC) Class of 2018, the 25th class, and clearly the…
Embarrassment of riches seen at Chamber luncheon
I’ve had a rather huge week. I was nominated for the Chamber’s Spirit of Sheridan award a few months ago…
Don’t throw it all away. Talk about it.
I’ll tell you right now – writing this particular column petrifies me. Unlike my past columns, which are mostly non-controversial,…
Civility can and should reign
I’m proud and deeply grateful to live in a democracy. It’s a privilege and most times a pleasure. That is,…
Why we need each other
I was casting about for a subject for today’s column when, in a fit of procrastination, I decided to clean…
Looking for hope? Look to our future leaders
Another year, another CampFIRE in the books. The CVC’s youth leadership camp is the official start of summer for us.…
We want YOU (and your input)
Perhaps you’ll remember my last column – the civility and kindness-themed one where I illustrated the lack of both these…
Let ‘kind and civil’ describe us
Kindness and civility. Has anyone ever used those two terms to describe their children’s relationship with each other? I doubt…
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