Memories, friends and rosé

Bernadette Fideli Memorial Day began in 1868 as a solemn day to remember the 620,000 Americans who died in our nation’s civil tragedy. Today it is celebrated as a day to honor and recognize those young men and women who gave their lives protecting our everyday freedoms. Speeches, flag placing on graves, moments of silence,…

Vino, Hops and Lemonade picnic

Jean Dubiel Vino, Hops and Lemonade celebrated Memorial Day with a picnic. Everyone brought a delicious dish to share. It was held at Jean Dubiel and Jim Zimmerman’s house. Not in the photo is Greg Lenski who is taking the picture and Jan and Jerry Angus who were with family in Galveston, enjoying the beach…

Rockin’ Red Ranchers visit new coffeehouse

Linda Terry Rockin’ Red Ranchers drove down Faught Road to visit the new coffeehouse nearby. What an interesting excursion! Past colorful shared bicycles to community gardens, the ladies moved out of the summer heat and into the cool interior of the beautifully restored yellow farmhouse where the coffeehouse is located. It was fun to select…

It’s Not Too Late

Nancy Toppan Broken relationships are everywhere. If you’re not in one, you certainly know someone who is. Most people don’t know where their relationship problems started, let alone how to fix them. It’s Not Too Late provides biblical answers, but it does so through story—-the story of relationships that die and are later restored. Joyce Stanley…