Dick Hall’s story has changed a bit since Sept. 28, 2002, when he was last featured on this page. At that time, he and his wife, Earlyn, were work campers residing in a 32-foot fifth wheel camper. Work campers are not paid but receive free lot space in the campground in which they volunteer. ...
Moses go down in Egypt Tell ole Pharo’ let my people go ... Humans and all creatures communicate in a variety of ways. We use language, we use body language, we use intonation and attitude. We use silence. We use music. A subtler way we communicate is through symbols. Symbols are ...
Dean Wells, the owner of Lakewood’s Hog Wild BBQ Company, passion for cooking began when he was a young child. His special relationship with food began when his mother started teaching him to cook when he was in the second grade and by the time he was 15 he was working in a restaurant. He ...
In the wake of Easter weekend the Lucille Ball Little Theatre is set to stage a musical based on the story behind the national holiday. The 18 E. Second St. theater will present its production of the rock opera “Jesus Christ Superstar” later this month, with 7:30 p.m. performances ...
In the 19 years since I first visited Amie Durland Hofner she has grown up, moved out of her parents’ home, earned a teaching degree, started a career and married. As expected, little has remained the same since that first interview in February 1999 when she was 11 years old, but she is ...
“Hey, come on, Donna, follow us ... we’re playing loop-de-loop,” shouted barefoot 5-year-old Eva gleefully, as she followed the freshly drawn trail in the damp sand that her older brother was marking ahead of her with his “magic” driftwood. Lured into the playful “follow the ...
