“Political parties offer differing views on what’s important, and in a world with pressing problems, increasing authoritarianism and inequality, it’s important for citizens to take an active role in shaping their nation’s future.”
Tuesday, Oct. 6 is World Cerebral Palsy Day
“For those of you who haven’t heard already, disc golf has come to the Creston Valley”
“Spring flowers around the first day of autumn? Is that usual? Not likely!”
“While it’s sad for many to see the Sunset Seed Company close their doors for good, it dawned on me that several were going to miss Tom and his aura more than the goods that he sold”
“Well, the smoke won’t be here forever. I hear if that if you have the ability to hike up high enough on Thompson Mountain, you can get above the smoke.”
The third and final entry to retired Creston pastor Ian Cotton’s “Prodigal Son” series
“What keeps me hopeful is knowing that just like the windstorm, both the cloud of smoke and the negative physical and mental health implications that come with it will pass”
“Now fall is on the horizon and the pandemic continues. … The distancing is still difficult, the ‘Fewer faces, bigger spaces’ routine. But we are no longer novices. We know the drill and the importance of staying vigilant.”
Accessing a swab test is easy these days, but the actual test can more than a little daunting
This is a chance to work in the best conditions possible. In your sweat pants, on your couch.
Our reactions to a forestry downturn reflect the past, not the present
Fighting to prove serious injuries doesn’t help anybody
