Lady and the Monks
By SCOTT SAALMAN Scaramouch Her name was Lady. The first childhood dog I clearly remember. A Collie. Looked just like TV’s Lassie. My Lady. A rural route existence was a…
Read MoreBy SCOTT SAALMAN Scaramouch Her name was Lady. The first childhood dog I clearly remember. A Collie. Looked just like TV’s Lassie. My Lady. A rural route existence was a…
Read MoreBy SHARON McMAHON Be Well “Make it so …” – Captain Jean-Luc Picard, Starship Enterprise The Winter Olympics are on the horizon! And while I do not catch every sport,…
By AMY SHANKLAND Sandwiched Every once in a while, a columnist like myself writes a piece that is filled with odds and ends. We just have one of those weeks…
By MARK HALL The Feeding Team Feature This month’s column is about a mom and her two children that rightsized my attitude and refreshed my thinking. Feeding Team volunteers regularly…
By FRED SWIFT The County Line Where are the candidates? With only a week until the filing deadline for the May primary election, there are precious few contests in store…
By RAY ADLER Ask Adler In previous columns we talked about goal planning, smarter goals, and life goals. Today we talk about an extremely important topic: money goals. When it…
By STEVE MARTIN Guest Columnist A few weeks back, I wrote a tribute to some of Sheridan’s important women who have helped to hold our community together over the years….
By JANET HART LEONARD From the Hart Oh, how I can relate to Jehoshaphat. You know him. The king of Judah in 2 Chronicles in the Old Testament of the…
By SCOTT SAALMAN Scaramouch I considered it my civic responsibility to help find a fix for our fractured country, the States of America. We must start small, take baby steps,…
By AMY SHANKLAND Sandwiched About 10 days ago, while my husband John was away working in Kentucky, I sat on the floor with one of our cats in my lap…