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Hancock County gal
February 2, 2012 As the new Hancock County reporter for The Review, I thought it would be appropriate for my first column to be a less-than-formal introduction to the readers. more »»
Lots of stuff
October 3, 2011 Do you ever wonder what goes on during your child’s school day? This is something I ponder throughout the day, from the time Zachary gets on the bus in the morning until the bus drops him off in the... more »»
Paying it forward
October 2, 2011 With all the crazy things going on in the world —constantly — it’s good to periodically experience the good side of humanit. more »»
A world without women
August 28, 2011 **Disclaimer: This column is in no way intended to offend any gender (or plumbers), but to simply pose a question. more »»
Glimpses of heaven
August 22, 2011 A book by a Nebraska pastor about his 4-year-old son’s near-death experience has quickly become a best-seller across all markets, with books flying off store shelves, and a movie deal in the works. more »»
That ‘pull-together’ attitude doesn’t last
August 8, 2011 After weeks and months of debating, Congress passed a measure on Monday to keep our country from defaulting on its debts. What was already an important night became even more memorable when Rep. more »»
Pickin' berries
July 17, 2011 The past few weeks we’ve been picking raspberries from the bushes that are now healthily producing in our backyard. This season, I think there’s going to be a bumper crop. more »»
Eyes of a child
July 4, 2011 I turned down my road on my way home and was greeted with fire trucks, ambulances and a helicopter on the lawn. After parking I decided that I should probably figure out what was going on. more »»
What's a book?
June 19, 2011 I recently went to Colorado to visit a friend of mine and on the way there I realized just how out-of-the-loop I was with regard to technology. more »»
Herding cattle
May 15, 2011 I got a glimpse of what it must be like to be a drover this week. I was at my grandmother’s house and I was watching a herd of cattle through the kitchen window. more »»
The beginning of the end of the beginning
May 8, 2011 The mission last week for which the Navy’s SEAL Team 6 reported the result as “Geronimo: E-KIA” answered the question asked by many around the world for the last nearly 10 years. more »»
EL voters need to get to the polls
May 1, 2011 In two days, registered voters in East Liverpool again have the opportunity to cast a ballot that could affect their lives. more »»
Driving lessons
April 24, 2011 Let me begin by telling you that I —more than likely — am not the best driver to ever sit behind a steering wheel. But let me point out that I MOST CERTAINLY AM NOT the worst. more »»
Pepper revisited
April 17, 2011 It’s been a while since I wrote about my cat, Pepper, so I will provide you with an update. She is a beast. No, really. She’s awful. She is the most annoying (yet lovable) cat I have ever owned. more »»
Stupid criminal tricks
April 10, 2011 Late night talk show host David Letterman has successfully tapped into the “truth is stranger than fiction” well for years with his popular segments, “Stupid Pet Tricks” and “Stupid Human Tricks. more »»
Bracketology
March 20, 2011 It’s 12:37 p.m. Tuesday afternoon. I let you know that now based on what I’m about to present to you ... my picks. My NCAA Basketball Tournament selections. I’m about to drop the knowledge. more »»
My mom and her glasses
March 13, 2011 My mom has nearly a million pairs of glasses. Well, really, she has at least two pairs in every room of the house; including one in her purse, one in the car, and probably some at work. more »»
Here we go again!
March 6, 2011 For those of us who enjoy NASCAR, the first two weeks have been full of excitement — and confusion. more »»
Goodbye, readers
February 27, 2011 When I first began working at The Review, I knew next to nothing about the field of journalism. more »»
The tire needs air
February 13, 2011 Many times throughout my years here I’ve written bits and pieces of columns that never see the light of day. I’m sure many of those professional columnists do the same thing. more »» Monthly Community Breakfast February 4, 2012 HIGHLANDTOWN — The monthly community breakfast sponsored by the Highlandtown United Methodist Church will be from 8:30-10:30 a.m. Saturday at the Inverness Hall. Breakfast is all you can eat and by donation. All proceeds are used to help those in the community experiencing difficulties. more » Community Events |
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