Another year of high school sports came to a close for the Powell Panthers, where droughts came to an end for both state tournament appearances and state championships with the Panthers impressing …
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By Seth Romsa
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5/30/23
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Faculty, students, parents and friends welcome, and thank you for joining the Class of 2023 to celebrate our high school graduation. We never thought this day would come. Many of us have looked …
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By Josie Griffin
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5/30/23
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Good afternoon, community members, parents, friends, family and the stars of today’s show — Powell High School Class of 2023.
Guys, we made it. Through all the highs and lows, …
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By Kalin Hicswa
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5/30/23
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An islet is a small, often unnamed island covering less than an acre, and is generally uninhabited due to scant vegetation. So, the Islets of Langerhans sound like they should be a group of islands …
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By Trena Eiden
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5/25/23
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Americans are getting more and more dissatisfied with their political parties. Recent surveys show that both parties are viewed unfavorably by a majority of Americans. President Joe Biden is …
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By Khale Lenhart
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5/25/23
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One thing about a small child is they are very good at trusting. Yes, eventually they get older and start to question, argue and complain. But when they are small they usually trust well. This is …
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By Tim Morrow
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5/25/23
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The Supreme Court’s public approval ratings have fallen. Again. In between major cases, we tend to forget it is there — the third leg of government and, supposedly, the one impartial …
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By Pat Stuart
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5/23/23
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The annual NBA Draft Lottery took place Tuesday night in Chicago and the San Antonio Spurs truly may have hit the jackpot after getting the No. 1 overall pick.
This year’s prize is a once …
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By Seth Romsa
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5/18/23
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What is it, I wonder, about the Newton Creek picnic area alongside the North Fork Highway? Is it some bizarre fatal flaw? There’s no denying ‘fatal’ is what it’s been not once …
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By Steve Moseley
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5/18/23
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Your psychology is everything! The way you see yourself, the way you see others, and the way you interpret the events in your life, matter more than the events themselves. I often tell my …
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By Iuri Melo
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5/18/23
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Some years ago, my mother gave me a Rolex watch. She had been on a trip to Hong Kong and had kindly bought a nice-looking watch for me. The only catch was that it wasn’t a true Rolex. It said …
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By David Pool
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5/18/23
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Driving to work one very early morning, I saw animals running through the sagebrush and as I got closer realized there were about 15 head of cows chasing a doe antelope. I couldn’t blame them. …
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By Trena Eiden
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5/16/23
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Last year I downsized from the farm to a much smaller house and property in town, muttering to myself the entire time about size, reminding myself that I didn’t need so much space, that the …
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By Pat Stuart
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5/11/23
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We are “compassed” (surrounded) by a great cloud of witnesses” as the letter to the Hebrews states. But really what does that mean? Well, for a basic understanding, we can think of …
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By Miles McNair
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5/11/23
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April 2023, it turns out, is the beginning of a whole new career for Good Wife Norma … and my own prospects for something different ain’t bad either.
I find the prospect of two new …
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By Steve Moseley
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5/9/23
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Motherhood is one of those things that we’re never quite prepared for. We think we are, because we’ve read books, listened to podcasts and chatted extensively with other moms, but until …
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By Trena Eiden
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5/4/23
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Spring has finally started to arrive and while everyone starts to venture outside, it is still a great time to visit the library. We have seeds from our seed library as you start your gardens and we …
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By Karen Horner
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5/4/23
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What is the source of human misery? The simple answer would be sin. True, but is there a sin that is a primary source of misery? As I think on it, I’ve concluded that it is a rejection of our …
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By Shane Legler
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5/4/23
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Sometimes I don’t feel like finishing a thought before I move on to the next. Often my attic space is so cluttered with thoughts, (and odd voices) I have no time for laborious details. So …
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By Doug Blough
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5/2/23
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Recently, I found myself and a sandwich at my desk, exploring Open AI’s artificial intelligence application, asking about possible names for the period of history we’re now experiencing. …
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By Pat Stuart
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5/2/23
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