Threads of Life
There may be few people living in Allen today who remember John Wesley Pegg, oldest brother of my mother, Ella Rhea Pegg Emerson, however, they will remember the Pegg Merchantile
Columns
One Pharmacist’s View
President Trump really fired up Democrat liberals this week. He told Alexandria Cortez (D-NY) that if she didn’t like America she should just go back to where she come from.
MISTAKEN IDENTITY?
A man was being tailgated by a stressed-out woman on a busy boulevard. Suddenly, the light turned yellow just in front of him. He did the right thing, stopping at
Light from God’s Word
The way that our country’s citizens are using Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, and other social media platforms to polarize our political parties and cause civil unrest is an atrocity that must
One Pharmacist’s View
A long time ago people came out west and set themselves up as doctors and pharmacists and lawyers--you name it. Sometimes they had a real diploma and sometimes they didn’t.
Threads of Life
I have always liked to write. I was in a journalism class in high school, and one of the assignments of the class was to write and publish the school
Light from God’s Word
The next question that we will look at, that people have concerning the New Testament church, is—what is the role of the Scriptures within the church? It is vitally necessary
One Pharmacist’s View
I have seen “church going” change a lot in my years of attendance. I had training on Goat Ridge at a church named Panola that had served as a school
Threads of Life
When I began to write my column, the title stemmed from what I have done and the experiences in my life that make up who I am. That is the thread of my life.
Each day I have many thoughts and I wonder about them.
Threads of Life
I received a couple of calls recently about how to keep the Armadillos out of your yard. You know that an Armadillo has been at work when you fi nd