Dear Abby: I recently married “Joel,” a man I love very much. While we have our differences, we are solid in the knowledge that we love each other and are in this marriage for the long haul.
Dear Dr. Roach: I’m a senior, and I shower in the evenings, regardless of what time I go to sleep.
Talk about an impressive remodel. The home beautiful West Sherman home at 110 South Binkley Street was built way back in 1946. However, all the work that has been put into this historic cottage makes it function perfectly in today’s world. Still, it retains plenty of that yesteryear charm.
For the past few months, religion has never been far from U.S. headlines.
Dear Abby: I recently married “Joel,” a man I love very much. While we have our differences, we are solid in the knowledge that we love each other and are in this marriage for the long haul.
Dear Dr. Roach: I had a surprise heart attack two months ago. (I have no family history of heart attack, and my blood pressure and cholesterol numbers were good.) My right coronary artery was 100% blocked, and a drug-eluting stent was inserted. Thankfully, there was no
I have a worn Bible full of fresh words and wisdom. The pages are marked with ink, tears of joy and sadness, coffee stains and exclamations, hope and highlights. The Bible is the most personal book I own, but “own” seems like the wrong word. The Bible is the most personal book. Period.
Once upon a time, long, long ago, in a land called Dodge, twin boys were born. The firstbornlet’s call him Harry because he was- well- hairy. He grew up to become a hunter. He was the favorite of his father, whose name was Ike. The younger twin, Jake, hung around the tent with his mother, Becky.
Grayson College is one of five Texas community colleges selected to work with the Institute for Evidence-Based Change (IEBC) to incorporate Caring Campus into their student success efforts in the Fall 2022 semester.
In terms of enrollment, Southeastern Oklahoma State University is the fastest-growing university in Oklahoma over the last 10 years. That trend is continuing this fall as the University announced an all-time enrollment record of 5,376 students.