Retiring teacher, coach urges Colony grads to ‘find their 68’
By Jeremiah Bartz Frontiersman.com A football coach using a hockey reference as the centerpiece for his keynote address may
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We can find wonderful friends by looking beyond age and disability
By JOHN BOSTON Nelly sat in my office with her husband Horace. I could see instantly she suffered a significant
Pressing on, persevering because of Jesus' unfailing love
By JONATHAN ROCKEY Have you ever heard someone say, “I need a vacation from my vacation!”? Kathy and I returned
An unjust law is no law at all
By HOWARD BESS The case of the “dreamers” is immensely important. I suspect that few Americans understand the case and
Hugh Hefner is dead
By ETHAN HANSEN Hugh Hefner, aged 91, died Wednesday, Sept. 29 in Los Angeles. Hefner spearheaded the sexual revolution in
How can I live a healthy life?
By JONATHAN ROCKEY I have been in Florida for the celebration of my dad’s 90th birthday. We had a
Creating family memories takes time, involvement
By BETH WRIGHT One of the lasting joys of family life are happy memories. They weave themselves into our very
Mottos make a difference
By HOWARD BESS As a young boy I joined the Boy Scouts. I found scouting was not my cup. I
The deadly dangers of materialism
By ETHAN HANSEN Hetty Green was America’s greatest miser. It was said she never turned on the heat or
Mr. Due Ty and Mr. G.R. Ace: A parable
By DAVE LEY There once was a lady named Youme who fell madly in love with a man named Due
Weathering life’s storms in refuge of God’s Church
By JONATHAN ROCKEY Perhaps you have been following this year’s parade of hurricanes. I read somewhere that there had
Inviting community musicians to participate in 26th annual community Messiah performance
By AMITY CONDIE Comfort ye, comfort ye my people, saith your God —Isaiah 40:1. Behold the Lamb of God,
The weakness of violence
By HOWARD BESS President Trump has spoken to the United Nations. He threatened the world with violence. Martin Luther King