<b>By Danny Crownover</b> In July of 1898 shortly before the United States had won the Spanish-American War, citizens of Gadsden were preparing a fine...

<strong>By Tabitha Bozeman</strong> What hobbies help you feel relaxed and recharged? Have you ever wondered how to get started on a new hobby you think...

<strong>By Andy Bedwell</strong> Sunday family dinners at houses in the South were a nourishing part of childhood years. We gathered at my mother’s home...

<b>By Toni Ford</b> Have you found that it is easy for discouragement to set in when focusing too much on the news? The numerous conflicts among nations,...

<b>By Brian Cook</b> To keep those readers who did not read the past two week’s columns, up to speed, several years ago I visited the Eternal Word Television...

<b>By Rosie Preston</b>   I sometimes am amazed at the realization that my two children are grown and have blessed me with grandchildren and great-grandchildren....

<b>By Vicki Scott</b> Our recent mission trip Guatemala has my bones screaming for mercy as we try to resume our chaotic side of normal. I must have turned...

<strong>By Tabitha Bozeman</strong> This past week I had the opportunity to host an annual poetry reading. I love these events and look forward to them...

<b>By Danny Crownover</b> One of the first schools in Gadsden was that of Miss Fannie Fullenwider’s classroom on Eighth Street, located where the Woodruff...

<strong>By Andy Bedwell</strong> My heart is so thankful for being raised in the South and for all the life lessons my precious family and my God has taught...

<b>By Toni Ford</b> In the fourth chapter of the Gospel of John we read about the story of Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well. The disciples and...

<b>By Brian Cook</b> For those readers who did not read last week’s column, several years ago I visited the Eternal Word Television Network studios in...

<b>By Vicki Scott</b> Hola, amigos! We are back from Guatemala and wow, what a journey! Life is very different in Guatemala than in the U.S., in so many...