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Conkwright students ride horses to schoolBest friends Caycee Shimfessel, left, and Sarah Clark planned for three years to ride their horses to school on the last day of classes at... |
Strode Station students given heartfelt adviceMarty Frazer, left, a teacher at Strode Station Elementary School, acted as the moderator interviewing four students from The Phoenix... |
Life is a journey: Luncheon trip offers respite from sad week“Life is a journey” is a saying I have taken from my husband, Eric, this week to write this article. This time last week —... |
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Clark County's Wades Mill Homemakers discuss decorating on a budgetThe Wades Mill Homemakers met April 4 at the Clark County Extension Office. The meeting was opened with a devoational from Dianna Barnes.... |
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AARP Chapter 632 met April 15Local AARP Chapter 632 met April 25 at the Generations Center at 6 p.m. Colista Ledford, president, opened the meeting. |
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Barbecue safely this holiday weekendThe Memorial Day holiday and warm weather are arriving this weekend and it’s the ideal time to cook out. |
Clark County Public Library collections gets updated, refined and 'weeded'What’s new at the library this week? Well, just about everything. |
Winchester couple raising money for son's diabetic alert dogHaving a puppy and a two-year-old can be a difficult task, but for two-year-old Saul Sebulsky, his new puppy is in training to aid in saving... |
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Community members say good-bye to Winchester's Central ElementaryHouston Land passed kindergarten at Central Elementary, and for that he is grateful. |
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On growing old: Respect never hurtsThe subject of old age is on my mind a lot lately, mainly because we are old and I feel the need to understand the pros and the cons of it,... |
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Towne and Country Homemakers metThe Towne and Country Homemaker’s Club met April 9 at the home of Betty Bonar, Lyon Drive. The meeting was called to order by the... |
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