Sometimes we may find forgiving someone who has hurt us, impossible. But God commands us to forgive others.
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Downsizing: Don't rush me
So many have heard or said "Don't Rush Me!" And "I will do it myself" or how about this one, "Not until I'm dead list" when talking with your parents about downsizing or preparing to right size.
Antionette's Column: Rumors, Confirmation Bias, Cancellations and Celebrations
Oh my! It was another big week for the Davidson Local team. Reporting the news is always exciting for our staff but the past few weeks added an extra layer of education.
Downsizing: Staying mindful of your family history by Melissa Darr
So as one begins downsizing, sorting items to give to family remember "tell the story". That's more valuable in most cases than the item itself.
Faith and Fellowship: Obedience is better than sacrifice
Obedience is better than sacrifice comes from 1 Corinthians 15, We do not sacrifice animals these days. Because our ultimate sacrifice gave his life on the cross.
Kassie's Column Revisited: I walked the hallowed grounds of Montford Point...
Today is Montford Point Marine Day. As the proud granddaughter of a Montford Point Marine, I’m committed to sharing their story, raising awareness and doing my part to ensure all Montford Point Marines are awarded the Congressional Gold Medal they’ve earned. And deserve.
Seniors’ Day at the County Agricultural Fair: Senator Jarvis
Davidson County Senior Services, in partnership with the Lexington Kiwanis Club, is hosting the Annual Seniors’ Day at the County Agricultural Fair. The date will be September 22 at the Davidson County Fairgrounds, 400 Greensboro St. Ext. The gates will open at 9:00 a.m., and admission is free for all seniors 55 and older.
Faith and Fellowship: God Paints the Sky
I Love that God paints the sky each day, to remind us of who he is. Our God who paints the sky uses blue representing Heaven. The white clouds representing God’s glory, and the sun, which comes to brighten our lives.
Cassidy Writes: The Graveyard - Part 2
“Spirits? What do you know about those?” The groundskeeper asked, looking at me with a hint of amusement in his eyes.
DL Weekend Update: Stories behind the stories
I grew up as a fan of Saturday Night Live’s Weekend Update sketch. My grandmother and I used to sit in her living room on Thurgood Ave and watch the satirical news program… religiously.
Cassidy's Writes: The Graveyard - Part 1
When I was young, I would always walk to my grandpa's house. I loved it there, he never ran out of advice or stories to tell.
Faith and Fellowship: The Abundance of Rain is a gift from Heaven
Rain can make us stop and be still, There is a calming in the sound and a rejuvenation in the nourishment and cleaning in the water.
Kassie's Column: Thank you, Ronnie
I’ve had the honor of knowing Ronnie Beverly since I was born. Our grandmothers were best friends who lived one house apart.
Barbara Presnell "Kentucky floods: the mountains will not forget you"
Barbara Presnell writes “To live in the mountains in southeastern Kentucky is to live at nature’s mercy. Always. It’s something the people don’t forget, not for a single day, because the trees, the air, the wildlife, the water, and more remind inhabitants that they are there by the grace of those trees, that air. They know that they are not in charge, but something bigger, more powerful is. That something is the mountain, a living, breathing force.”
Soul searching with words
Writing has been a part of human culture for thousands of years.
Faith and Fellowship: What Will We Do In Heaven Everyday
While we are in Heaven what a joyous time we will have sharing and fellowshipping with our loved ones that has gone us before us. “ For now we see only a reflection as in a mirror; then we shall see face to face, now I know In part; then I shall know fully, even as I am fully known. 1 Corinthians 13:12
Op-ed: Mistakes happen by Barbara Presnell
Sometimes they come and go as swiftly as minutes. Sometimes they affect our lives in ways we can’t control. Sometimes they can do great damage.
Opinion: The “Red Wave '' is dangerous
We urge you to speak out every chance you get, and inform your loved ones of the importance of these elections. The time for sitting back and hoping someone else will do it, is over.
Ann's Column: Where were you when
Now, in 2022 I think of the giant steps we need to take for democracy, for unison, for all Americans. When I hear news of Ukraine, I can still see that large, cold, colorless area of East Berlin with concrete and no life and a goose-stepping soldier.