Moving on with Life!

In one way or another, everyone is bound to face grief. Anyone can lose someone near and dear, like a relative, a close friend, or a pet, because death is part of life. To better understand grief, one must look at is as a multifaceted response. It affects the emotion and other areas as well.

. . . from the Pastor’s Desk

When a baby comes home from the hospital, he or she is not given chores to do. They are not expected to clean their nursery or empty the trash, but as that baby grows and develops, we believe they should accept some limited responsibilities as we give them chores to do.

Mayors’ Corner

In May, the Department of Commerce reached out to the city regarding the opportunity to apply for unallocated ARPA funds. These funds, known as infrastructure for industry; were specifically intended for a location that could provide workforce, land, and transportation access.

Thinking Out Loud

We live most of our normal lives in a place that feels comfortable and safe to us. We often have to stretch ourselves to do, say, or take action on anything that is outside of the realm of these comfort zones.

A Child's Death is Shocking!

The death of a child is always an appalling affair. Its effect is often felt widely and can have an impact on so many people including the extended family, school friends, and their families, as well as the teachers and staff from their schools.

Back in the Day

Senior Citizens are constantly being criticized for every deficiency of the modern world.

Family Discussions

'Barry, I'm going to be late coming home today. Mrs. Hall will pick you up after school. You know her car. She will park where I always park.' said Mom. Barry said he would watch for Mrs. Hall's car.

Thinking Out Loud

Since May 1, I have been engaging in weekly meetings with Chief of Police Raney and Assistant Chief Webster to address matters pertaining to public safety within our City. During our most recent discussion, we focused on the topic of safety within our schools.

Have You Experienced God’s Grace?

By Ken Murrell Depew Church of Christ In eastern Kentucky there’s a town which was built by corruption in the government, the police force, and apathetic citizenry.

. . . from the Pastor’s Desk

One of my favorite songs is The Anchor Holds because it the story of my life: I have journeyed through the long, dark night; Out on the open sea by faith alone sight unknown; and yet His eyes were watching me; though the ship is battered, though the sails are torn; The anchor holds in spite of the...