One Pharmacist's View

Much of the world is fascinated by Kim Jong-Un and the mode of travel he used to meet President Trump in North Vietnam. Jong took the train. His train. To

I spent some time in downtown Oklahoma City last week and among other things, attended the FCCLA convention at the Cox Center. It’s a big building but reading the Oklahoman

We are continuing to answer the question—what function do individual church members serve in the church and the community? In week one, we found that the fi rst step in

It was April Fool’s day and what happened? Not much here in Allen. But it didn’t use to be that way. People have “nearly” always enjoyed a good joke. As

“Is it OK for us to park out here tonight?” The guy was a gypsy. He was pulling a little metal camper trailer and dad looked him over and said,

Heard someone carrying on about how long this winter has been. Not only longer but colder than normal. Something called an Arctic bomb flew in on the jet winds and

Donny Johnson says there is no such thing as a bad short sermon. Like most of us, he likes ‘em short. I feel that way about political speeches. Last week

Kim Jong-Un boarded his train for Hanoi Saturday with what seemed to be half of the city of Pyongyang going with him. Kim and President Trump are to have another

Not very many nuggets of good news that I could find this week. For instance, Notre Dame University just covered up all Murals of Christopher Columbus because Native American’s say

There’s an old saying: “Good fences make good neighbors.” Well, it may or may not but it looks like we will be fi nding out pretty soon. International border fences