Liz Newall: Local Writer
BY: Angela Mason Lowe Local writer Liz Newall’s words resonate with wisdom. “We tell other people’s stories to understand our own.” Newall is a retired English teacher, clinic receptionist, poet, […]
BY: Angela Mason Lowe Local writer Liz Newall’s words resonate with wisdom. “We tell other people’s stories to understand our own.” Newall is a retired English teacher, clinic receptionist, poet, […]
BY: Betty Stack Okay- so you are in the market for a prom or homecoming dress. Head on up Highway 81 in Powdersville and there you will find Valerie’s Treasure […]
By Angela Mason Lowe On July 4th, America’s favorite patriotic holiday, veterans join the celebrations but also reflect on the sacrifices made for America’s independence. This Fourth of July, allow […]
BY: Daisha McHatton Sometimes I outweigh the depression of imperfections and ponder what I wasn’t given. Anaverage woman with average broad shoulders, normal brownish black eyes, and basic stubbyfeet. A […]
BY: Donna Andrews Bratcher The name Andersonville often brings to mind the Civil War’s most infamous and deadly prison located in Andersonville, Georgia. But there was once another far less […]
BY: Betty Stack Nothing quite like touching your feet to the sand in early May or June before the southern span of heat hits the fan. But which sand do […]
BY: Betty Stack January came in with a roar, some days of pavement hot teasers mimicking the hot summer that lies ahead. Then there have been those moments of constant […]
BY: Donna Bratcher On Hwy 28 in Anderson County, also known as Abbeville Hwy, traffic moves at a zooming pace. You can often hear the sound of tractor trailers crossing […]
BY: Michelle Kemp First, I love the beginning and how it explains the problem that is happening with animals and climate change. I like how the author wrote in an […]
By Donna Andrews Bratcher For years the old house stood forgotten in time, slowly being swallowed up by her surroundings, her roof barely visible to those driving down the small […]