“A reader lives a thousand lives.” – George R.R. Martin Books easily transport us to different times and places. Through their pages there is immersion in the sights, sounds, and emotions of other people and times. They create a way for us to experience multiple lives and expand our horizons beyond our own worldview. Historical […]

Patrick Deramus Johnston made his entrance into the world on March 12th, weighing seven pounds, 11 ounces, and measuring 21 inches long! The darling boy has blue eyes and brown hair. His doting family members are parents Amy Dean Johnston and Kirk Johnston, as well as thrilled older brother, Dean, age three. Patrick is named […]

The Midland Theatre will be the site for Metropolitan Organization to Counter Sexual Assault’s (MOCSA’s) 20th annual Night Out with MOCSA Cocktail Party and Auction on October 19th. The event will feature a “Masquerade” theme, complete with art, music, and dancing, in addition to cocktails, delectable fare, and silent and live auctions. Jennifer and Steven […]

June 30th was the date for Jackson County CASA’s 19th annual Carnival for CASA at Faulkner’s Ranch. More than 720 children and adults enjoyed the beautiful day which featured a “western” theme. The fun activities included a zipline, feeding the animals, a mega slide, face painting, and visits from KC Wolf, Mac the Maverick, and […]

“The modernity of yesterday is the tradition of today, and the modernity of today will be tradition tomorrow.” Jose Andres Tradition is a beautiful thread that weaves itself throughout the tapestry of human history. It binds our past, guides our present, and helps to shape our future. At one end of the spectrum, it is […]