If you’re anything like me, you’re right along with me dealing with the challenge of the winter blues. Let’s have bunches of Winter Fun.
I’m in no way qualified to speak on Lee Jordan’s life. This issue of the ECHO is brimming with the kind words of those who knew him well.
Deeper down, farther away, It didn’t haunt us day by day; At our door Mr. Seismic knocks, With a new display of aftershocks.
This issue was planned to be a discussion on faith. What does faith mean to people? What do people have faith in right now?
Fantastic, strong, notable, tough, adventurous, Alaskan women: you’ll find plenty of them in this month’s issue.
November 11th is Veteran’s Day, and this issue is full of stories on veterans, service members, family members, and those who support them.
I could walk this road through a thousand autumns and see it differently every time, under a different sky...
I’m only a writer out of necessity. I started writing to you each month because I want you to connect with the stories. It’s important to me.
Taking a break from work and home is good for the soul; making time to connect and have fun is good for the family. Why not go camping?
