Category: Life Columns

Let me start by saying I love food. For me, it is not just something you eat for nourishment, but something greater.

I was in the garden planting pollinator flowers when a bee kept buzzing around my head. Its tiny body was energetically bustling through the air, searching for nectar from the perfect flower.

In recent articles, I have mentioned the impact that the 2020 pandemic had and continues to have on The Tribble Center, our staff and those individuals served and their families.

Here is a new way for Southern pine growers to get paid for their timber: Leave it standing.

I’ve taken on the task of transcribing older articles from Collins Home to archive and organize them.  Although it may sound tedious, it’s given me

For almost the first 50 years of Seneca’s existence, the city had no official fire department. From the town’s beginnings in 1873 to the mid-1920s, every fire in the city was fought by volunteers and bucket brigades.

During the Middle Ages, people thought diseases were caused by noxious vapors in the air.

I wrote a similar article about snakes last year and I had a great response!