As I sit down to write, it’s a few days before Christmas. I know that as you read this, it will either be Christmas Eve or Christmas Day. The anticipation of the day’s arrival has reached a peak, and now it is time to enjoy the celebration of the birth of our Lord.
I first crossed paths with Hank Wall nearly 23 years ago when he presented for his nonprofit organization, Brothers Organized to Serve Others, or BOTSO, at our High Point Community Foundation’s grants program. Years later, I still recall his commanding presence and the tremendous passion he …
In this age of virtual learning, we’ve been having our third-grader write “reports” each day on things that interest him. We’ve learned a lot about pit-vipers, big cats and mythical creatures.
I will eat almost anything at least once; however, I’m not a glutton for foods that simply taste terrible. Foods for which one must develop a taste remain suspect in my mind. Kale is one of those foods.
By Ken Orms
One of my favorite conversations I overheard happened on a flight over the Rocky Mountains after saying goodbye to Boise. Two businessmen in front of me discussed, loud enough for me to eavesdrop, their political opinions about naturalizing the mineral rights in the Idaho wilderness.
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