Articles from the December 2, 2020 edition
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Supporting Big Sandy Businesses
Editor’s note: This article is usually not attempted for fear of not getting everybody in home-based businesses based in Big Sandy listed; however, it is too important not to proceed. If I did not get your business listed, please let me know, and I...
Big Sandy School receives beef donation
Montana's second largest agricultural commodity is calf to cow beef production. However, despite being surrounded by cattle ranches, most of the 821 schools in the state serve beef that has been...
From Alumni to teacher, Shersteen Cline
"I kinda just fell into this job, But I ended up really loving it, so I stuck with it," Shersteen Cline explained in response to my question about whether or not she'd grown up wanting to be a...
Green Acres
There are many “tips” to caring for a Christmas tree that propose to make it last longer or stay greener. In truth, all a tree really needs to maintain freshness is adequate water. This is easily done by using the proper tree stand and keeping the...
Patching Cracks
Many years ago, my wife and I were on our way to a friend’s house for Christmas on a terribly cold and snowy morning in Northern Indiana. While taking a turn in our early 80s LTD, we slid on the ice and got bellied up in the snow on the side of t...
Getting By
With so much of our lives happening online this year, protecting our personal information is even more important. One sure way to keep your personal information from getting into the hands of those you do not want to have your information is to use...
Senior Center News
Menu Thursday December 3 - Patty Melt sandwich, fries, and pudding Thursday, December 4- Chef salad, roll and dessert. Monday, December 7- Chicken Pot Pie, oatmeal raisin cookies. Tuesday, December 8- Hot turkey sandwich,mashed potatoes, veggie,...
Thanksgiving: 'to be thankful, that would suffice.'
The observance of Thanksgiving Day felt appropriately simple to me this year. I write this, however, with the caveat that I cooked nothing for the turkey dinner. Those who devoted hours to their bird and/or its tabletop companions may have seen...
James E Griffin, Thankful for photography
Jimmy Griffin grew up in Simpsonville, South Carolina (Upstate, Foothills, Piedmont region). "I was born when my parents were living in a trailer house that was parked on the college campus, where my...
