White Lines
BY: Telyse Adams I started driving later than most everyone else I knew. I was 19 when I got my license and I honestly hadn’t done a lot of driving […]
BY: Telyse Adams I started driving later than most everyone else I knew. I was 19 when I got my license and I honestly hadn’t done a lot of driving […]
BY: Telyse Adams Some people call me old, But I prefer seasoned West African spices Mixed with West African blood Flows down my river And through my cobblestone streets It […]
By Sharmen Oswald Foothills Writers Guild Member I love you like a river running free Your love taking me to places unseen Knowing that we have a strength between Through […]
By Sharmen Oswald Foothills Writers Guild Member Love me when I’m old, My youth faded away. Love me when I forget And ask, “What did you say?” Love me when […]
BY: Sharmen Oswald Oh February why do you tease And daunt us just to please Your desires and jealousies For not being first! You herald spring’s arrival March is not […]
The Historic Marshall Orr House on the National Register of Historic Places Written By: Bob Hanley As individuals, we owe much to the many people who have loved and cared […]
By: Ann Ramsey Research has shown that music has the power to improve the physical, mental, and emotional health of individuals. Music has been proven to help people stay socially […]
BY: Donna Andrews Bratcher Conductor Newton Whitner LaFoy picked up his lantern and stepped out of the baggage car as the train slowly came to a stop. The screech of […]
BY: Katherine Berry-Burns On a cool October evening, the sun, mellow and golden, Darrell and Wendy welcome me into their home. With true Southern hospitality, they make sure that I […]
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