With the 77th annual Daniel Boone Festival now in the history books, our family was once again honored to play a small role in festival activities by decorating one of the merchants’ windows. …

Finally, it’s beginning to feel and look like Fall. The changing leaves, the cool nights, and the smell of sweet cinnamon and sugar in the kitchen. Two main ingredients will be used countless …

You might have heard about the city fellow who bought land in the country and decided to become a chicken farmer. He picked up 1,000 chicks from the hatchery. A month later, he picked up 500 …

What I do requires me to travel. I’m not sure how many days I’m gone from home, but it’s quite a few. If my trip is ten hours or less, I prefer to drive. Driving lets me pack my …

In just over a week I will be able to say that I’ve worked for my hometown newspaper for 22 years. After moving back home in April 2003upon leaving my job in the information technology …

Twenty-four years ago tomorrow, September 11, we didn’t know what we would wake up to that day. I recall vividly working in Louisville, where I served as the Information Technology …

The data is in, and it’s hard to ignore. According to the recently released Local Journalist Index, the number of local reporters serving American communities has declined by more than 75% …

Last week was a great one in the history of our little community. After many years of delays and controversy, the reality of a brand new, much larger Knox County Public Library has broken ground for …