
Constance Alexander: More than chocolate and wine, book clubs dive into reading that informs, inspires
In spite of the stereotypes, women getting together to talk about books involves a whole lot more than chick-lit, chocolate,…
In spite of the stereotypes, women getting together to talk about books involves a whole lot more than chick-lit, chocolate,…
Classrooms in my elementary alma mater were arrayed with images reminding us of the divine sacrifices that had been made…
It happens all the time. Julia Maddox writes a screenplay that explores some aspect of rural life, shares it with…
Phyllis Martucci was a divorcee. The word alone throbbed with excitement but was seldom heard when I was ten years…
In past years, Murray’s Douglass High School Reunion attracted hundreds of attendees. The celebration usually kicked off Thursday night with…
No matter where the characters’ journeys begin in Jayne Moore Waldrop’s Drowned Town, all routes – land and water —…
Lately, local history has been a topic of conversation in Calloway County because 2022 marks three important milestones: The establishment…
Four-year-old twins Max and Major Lindberg, along with their parents and big sister Malena, are a team of superheroes. Working…
Sacajawea was a Girl Scout camp in northwest New Jersey. It was cheap, democratic, no frills. We slept in tents,…
Oh, my. The guys in Frankfort have already initialized a concept without really knowing what it means, so we are…
Barefoot in a red polka dot dress, her back to onlookers, a wasp-waisted young woman teeters on the single rail…
It was barely 9 a.m. on a spectacular summer Monday. About 14 teenagers sprawl on couches and slump in chairs…
Anita Jones Crowe never regretted her decision to move back to Murray in 2014, after forty-one years away. Even now,…
Five years ago at a nightclub in Orlando called Pulse, a gunman slaughtered forty-nine and injured at least fifty-three others…
Whether you saw the padlock first and then read the sign, or vice versa, it didn’t matter. The results were…
The first Memorial Day I can remember I was three. My sister Pamela’s Girl Scout Troop was supposed to march…
When Debi Henry Danielson announces, “I start with rules, but I like to break them,” participants in the workshop she…
Listen, learn, and don’t let them see you sweat. Pretty good advice from three women who have competed and succeeded…
“Porch sittin’” meant nothing to me until I moved to Kentucky and began to learn the value of a getting-to-know-you…
Every detail on the cover of Isabel Duarte-Gray’s first book of poems, Even Shorn, draws the viewer in. First, the…
In Murray, poems are popping up like daffodils: free, wild, and suffused with hope after a winter that swallowed a…
As if COVID-19 has not already caused enough upheaval, now — instead of celebrating the flowering of Japanese cornel dogwood…