What if . . .
Most of my life was built on a hope that someday I would no longer be disabled. Many of those years hung on a prayer that my “unidentified” disease would…
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Death, a second chance at life, and a journey to understanding
First some adjectives: powerful, compelling, noteworthy, spellbinding, tear-jerking, and meaningful. These only begin to describe the story, the acting, the direction, and the effects of Epilogue Players’ current offering –…
As warmer weather nears, it’s time to pay special attention to our furry friends
By CASPER McMAHON Guest Columnist “You think those dogs will not be in heaven! I tell you they will be there long before any of us.” – Robert Louis Stevenson…
May flowers
In my last column, I talked about April showers and why it’s so important not to lose sight of why the rain is necessary. It might sound cheesy to say…
Thankful neighbors credit God for timing and circumstances
It has been a while since we gave you some updates on local “coincidences” when supply meets need, so I thought we would share a few recent pantry stories from…
COVID lockdown led to Brooks’ book
By PAULETTE BROOKS Guest Columnist Hello Hamilton County! Let me introduce myself. My name is Paulette Brooks and I’m the newest member of the Word Warriors, which include Janet Hart…
Dinner at Fork + Ale House
This past Wednesday found Mrs. K and I looking for a place to celebrate our 29th anniversary. One of our new favorite spots came to mind so we headed up…
9/11-inspired musical offers songs of hope and kindness
By ADAM CROWE A Seat on the Aisle In 2022, Indiana Repertory Theatre (IRT) was facing a changing of the guard. Longtime Artistic Director Janet Allen was being succeeded by…
Enjoying good things
Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about resting. I’ve also been thinking about where my body and mind dwell. Both a body and a mind can wear out when in…
The art of being included
There is an art to inclusion – and most of us don’t truly understand it until we have felt exclusion. Being left out rarely announces itself loudly. It doesn’t always…