As the sun inevitably begins to set on a life of 74 winters, I have wondered, though certainly not obsessively or anything, whether or not I would recognize it when the time comes for me to limp off …
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By Steve Moseley
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1/4/24
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Once, traveling on the South Carolina Outer Banks, we would jounce happily along an unpaved track north from the small village of Duck into the dunes and scrub lands where wild ponies made their …
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By Pat Stuart
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10/6/22
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The first portion of the school sports year has come to an end, with a lot of excitement surrounding athletics around Powell at the high school and college level.
Now starting at the top, I am …
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By Seth Romsa
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11/14/23
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The Bible describes Jesus as the good shepherd — the one who restores life to the broken hearted. Jesus has once more come to the temple in Jerusalem. Word quickly spreads that he is …
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By Steve Nelson
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10/6/22
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Park County Library is pleased to announce one of our favorite authors, Craig Johnson, will be visiting our libraries in February. Craig Johnson will be at the Powell Library on Saturday, Feb. 24 at …
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By Karen Horner
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2/1/24
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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 of life’s miracles is when a kind word or action alters the mood of a difficult or tense situation. A bad day or a grumpy mood can be changed by a simple act of kindness.
Just a few …
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By Neil Waite
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1/4/24
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Whichever one of you has committed no sin may throw the first stone at her,” John 8:8 (Good News Translation).
I remember, as a child, seeing a statue of three monkeys, each one with their …
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By Steve Nelson
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2/1/24
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I’m not prejudiced,” I’d once say if anyone asked me. I truly believed that was the plain, unvarnished truth. After all, my job required me to work with and make friends within …
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By Pat Stuart
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1/17/23
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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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Mike Lindell is NOT the purveyor of election integrity truth.
On May 29, 2022, Mike Lindell, peddler of pillows and promises, traveled to Wyoming to speak in conjunction with a political …
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By Ed Buchanan
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7/5/22
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Most people I know start their New Year’s off with a goal, better known as a “New Year’s Resolution.” Something they want to work towards for the next 365 days, or longer if …
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By Lauren Lejeune
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2/1/24
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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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I was in the laundry room pulling new underwear out of the package when Gar walked in. I swung a pair in the air and said, “Yay, new undies.” His eyebrows shot up, and with a hopeful look …
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By Trena Eiden
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2/1/24
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There’s a new kid in town. It’s gender neutral, is known as ChatGPT and hit the streets two months ago, released by its progenitors in Microsoft’s Open AI unit. Already, the …
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By Pat Stuart
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2/9/23
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Do you remember the story in the Gospels where Martha was cumbered about with so much serving that she failed to sit at the feet of Jesus and just learn? Well, that is often the case with you and me …
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By Miles McNair
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2/9/23
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As a hair shirt wearer on the cusp of 73 summers, I feel keenly positioned to speak on the topic of aging in general and, more specifically, the daily challenges and annoyances of terminal …
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By Steve Moseley
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6/14/22
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The Powell Library is launching a Storywalk at Homesteader Park. Join us Friday, Dec. 1 from 1-3 p.m., as we hold a ribbon cutting and unveil the Storywalk for the community.
Stop by the …
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By Karen Horner
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11/30/23
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It was a classic years ago when our Sunday School teacher, my brother Paul, had made a good point while reading from the good book and followed with, “And ya know, there's a lot of truth in …
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By Doug Blough
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2/6/24
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I’m here to give mothers hope. Your whining brood will grow up and though that’s bittersweet, just know they’ll still happily blame you for everything crummy that ever happened in …
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By Trena Eiden
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5/5/22
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