‘Time Marches On, Doesn’t It?’
I once viewed winter through a lens of dread. As someone who has fought a lifelong battle with anxiety and depression, it was the season with which I was least
Italian Sausage and Tortellini Soup
I was born and raised in the cold state of Maine, one of 12 children and the granddaughter of a chef. I’ve always loved cooking for other people and worked
Thinking Outside the Box
Sherri and Clyde Hutchison discovered the inspiration for the Backyard Safari Company during what they thought were routine strolls with their grandchildren. Spawned by an unwavering entrepreneurial spirit, their products
Pumpkin Pie
People have been crazy about pumpkins for centuries. We know that some form of pumpkin was served at the first Thanksgiving, but the folks in the colonies had more than
A Day of Utmost Importance
There can be no time like the present—a gift granted by God that gives all people the opportunity to avoid the regrets of yesterday or the worries of tomorrow. by
More Than a Team Ten Experts in Our Field
Some of us have experienced our loving little ones being fascinated with their bathtub items floating during bath time. What happens when these little experimenters don’t have water in the
‘As Human as Possible’
After Judge Horace J. Johnson tragically died from COVID-19 in July 2020, Oxford College decided to rename Language Hall in honor of one of the school’s most distinguished graduates. On
A Place ‘Where Friends Meet’
City Pharmacy brings the delight of fine dining to downtown Covington through the distinctive vision of owner Tedo Stone. by Kari Apted You may initially find City Pharmacy’s name perplexing,
Raising Hope
Brice and Allison Hope have opened their home and hearts to more than 40 children through fostering and adoption. by Patty Rasmussen Hope: a simple four-letter word carrying so much