by Jamie - Editor | Dec 1, 2020 | THE 920
A Future Clear as Glass by Tim Froberg Finding the right career can be incredibly difficult for a young person. For Amy Moorefield, though, the decision came easy. She knew all along she wanted to pursue a career in art – a field she was drawn to as a child. She loved...
by Jamie - Editor | Nov 14, 2020 | One More Thing
The Red Cottage by Tyler Sjostrom It was the fall of 2013 when my now-wife and I first encountered what would become our most visited vacation destination. On a lark, we decided to take a weekender to Door County, and in our hasty planning, happened upon the perfect...
by Jamie - Editor | Nov 14, 2020 | In the Garden
A Beautiful Plant for the Holidays by Holly Boettcher As I wander through stores this time of year, I am awestruck by the beauty of Christmas Cactus blooming profusely in shades of red, yellow, salmon, pink, fuchsia, and white. Besides the beauty of the plant, did...
by Jamie - Editor | Nov 14, 2020 | Pet Care
A Senior Moment! by Dr. Carla Edwards As our beloved pets get to those senior years, we all want to deny the fact that they are getting older. Some signs are physically obvious like greying of the muzzle, more warts/growths, decreased mobility, stiffness, and hearing...
by Jamie - Editor | Nov 14, 2020 | Uncategorized
Myth and Mystery of Kate Blood Miller by Gwen Hinz Sargeant The chill is in the air this fall and the winds are blowing. Blowing on that wind is a myth about Kate Blood, a tale of epic proportions. Kate Blood’s grave is in section W at Riverside Cemetery, close to...
