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Guest column: WHS grad tells of growing up brown

EDITOR'S NOTE: Tony Satterfield, a 2005 graduate of Wayland High School, now is an entrepreneur living in Oregon. by Tony Satterfield What has growing up black in America been like…

Editor June 2, 2020

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Ramblin’ Road: Simple life keeps King and I married

by Phyllis McCrossin We made it to June. The state is supposedly still on shutdown, though I don’t see much difference other than signs reminding us to remain six feet…

Editor June 1, 2020

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Old-fashioned Sloppy Joe recipe makes ’em sloppy

by Kathy Hamman Miller Sloppy Joe is an old-fashioned recipe that has always been a crowd pleasing family favorite for us. If you are fortunate enough to have any left…

Editor June 1, 2020

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Yes It’s True: Riots cause too much binary thinking

“There’ll be a burnin’ and a lootin’.” — Bob Marley The widespread looting and rioting that has visited too many of our cities in the U.S. over the last week…

Editor May 31, 2020

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Guest Column: Troubling perspectives about racism

by Aaron W. Wissner I was a racist, too Growing up in Bear Lake was a unique experience. We were so isolated. Way up North, far from the cities. The…

Editor May 30, 2020

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Army Bob: Has Coronavirus changed America forever?

by Robert M. Traxler Will the COVID-19 pandemic change the way we do business? Will having to live with being locked up and with most things being locked down change…

Editor May 28, 2020

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One Small Voice: Murder institutionally sanctioned

by Lynn Mandaville Sunday evening in Minneapolis, a black man suspected of forgery was detained by police outside a convenience store. Video taken by a bystander shows seven minutes of…

Editor May 27, 2020

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Ranger Rick: We shouldn’t be scared of no COVID-19

What is it now, nine weeks of stay at home order under way and to continue until June 12 (so far).? The governor has redone those orders how many times…

Editor May 26, 2020

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Ramblin’ Road: On losing momentoes, not memories

by Phyllis McCrossin I was recently asked how to get ready for a life on the road. There a multitude of things that have to be done – the legal…

Editor May 25, 2020

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Grandma’s Texas Sheet Cake, teaching fractions

by Kathy Hamman Miller This recipe can help the grandchildren understand fractions and their value in knowing how to deal with them in everday life tasks: Grandma's Texas Sheet Cake…

Editor May 25, 2020