Leopard Frog Vs. Lawnmower By Brenda Black It takes guts to be a leopard frog, often more guts than sense. The aptly named amphibians depart their aquatic habitat during warm, summer months and venture into fields, pastures and backyards to … Read More
Flashback on FreedomBy Brenda Black “In free governments, public celebrations serve to excite a spirit of emulation. By extolling the deeds of valor and virtue, we direct that ambition into a beneficial channel, which, left to itself, would seek advancement … Read More
Flashback on FreedomBy Brenda Black “In free governments, public celebrations serve to excite a spirit of emulation. By extolling the deeds of valor and virtue, we direct that ambition into a beneficial channel, which, left to itself, would seek advancement … Read More
Counting the CostBy Brenda Black Memorial Day originally honored the Civil War dead that numbered more than 620,000 men. Each May since 1868, America’s freedom-grateful acknowledge their fallen protectors with quiet prayer, vivid floral wreaths and ceremonious events. Try as … Read More
Counting the CostBy Brenda Black Memorial Day originally honored the Civil War dead that numbered more than 620,000 men. Each May since 1868, America’s freedom-grateful acknowledge their fallen protectors with quiet prayer, vivid floral wreaths and ceremonious events. Try as … Read More
Reagan ReflectionsBy Brenda Black Nearly a century ago, on Feb. 6, 1911, Ronald Wilson Reagan entered the world. He won the admiration of movie-goers and two leading ladies, then the favor of the nation when he became the 40th President … Read More
Reagan ReflectionsBy Brenda Black Nearly a century ago, on Feb. 6, 1911, Ronald Wilson Reagan entered the world. He won the admiration of movie-goers and two leading ladies, then the favor of the nation when he became the 40th President … Read More