Martin City Telegraph

“Good jobs with good benefits can be life-changing for families in our community.”

 “All of us adjust our ethics to fit our own interests, and some of us do it more than others. Some people call it hypocrisy. I call it normal social contradictions.”

“No matter what your past experience has been in churches, if you are LGBTQ+, you are not considered ‘less-than’ at Holmeswood.”

By signing up, tracking your miles and contributing them to the Sports Commission’s goal to make 1 million miles, “could be a really fun way to make those steps count.” 

This time of year at Loess Bluffs National Wildlife Refuge (formerly known as Squaw Creek) you’ll encounter hundreds of thousands—maybe a million, if you’re lucky—of snow geese honking.

The fight to save this slice of our area’s past began in 1890 when Wyandot descendants were split in two. One courageous woman named Lyda Conley refused to be silenced.

Shoe Essence Boutique, 508 Main St., is open Wednesday through Saturday, 10 am to 6 pm.

“My hope is to bring joy into homes and create memorable events through flowers and details. That is what I love.”

The Santa Coronavirus Conundrum By Kathy Feist Usually this time of year, before anyone had

“I was coaching at [the community center] and one day a kid came in. He didn’t have money to play. We came out of our pockets so he could play on the team.”