Recovery is in the eye of the beholder I wasn’t sure what to expect when my boss sent me to a workshop in Birmingham last week called “Designing After Disaster.”
Our baby chicks are growing up We got five new baby chicks a few weeks ago at the local seed and feed store. Most of the chickens we’ve had in the past have been game and they could be as hateful as Hitler with a hangover.
Engagements Estes - King Mr. and Mrs. Leon Estes of Jasper announce the engagement of their daughter, Jennifer Dawn, to Michael Glen King, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen King of Dora. The bride-elect is the g...
Marathon of strange dreams I slept fitfully last night. My dreams were filled with clogged toilets, snarling dogs and curiously large rabbits that could leap like kangaroos cranked up on steroids.
Most nights when I have wei...
Food trucks gear up with fresh, local, original fare Imagine traveling to 10 states and 12 cities from coast to coast, while sampling wondrous fare, meeting chefs and then writing a book about the incredible cuisine which is springing forth from the...
Engagements Busbee - Elliott
Larry and Tonya Wright and Dwayne Prescott are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Brittany Busbee, to Justin Elliott, the son of Carl and Colleen Mote, and Ke...
Fighting off baby fever I am trying to avoid the local water. There must be something in it because I have never known so many people who are either pregnant or have recently given birth.
Longtime Eagle columnist announces her retirement In one of the first installments of “Home Folks,” Ruth Teaford Baker invited readers to “‘git out, hitch up the horses, come in and set a bedspell with me’ and share our traditional heritage.”
Taking a drive down memory lane Jilda worked yesterday and I was supposed to be writing this column. Sometimes, no matter how hard I try, the words won’t come. I decided to go for a drive.
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