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  • Tips for Parents to Minimize Stress and Maximize Joy During the Holidays0

    Stress and parenting go hand in hand, but during the holiday season, many parents find their stress levels rising to new heights. Between coordinating schedules, shopping, traveling and managing children’s expectations – plus the disruption to the school routine that everyone had finally settled into – the season can feel more like mayhem than merry.

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  • County Hall Corner: Simply Human0

    As families gather around tables this Thanksgiving season, we have an opportunity to remember what truly matters: gratitude, connection, and the simple act of caring for one another. The warmth of shared meals and familiar faces reminds us that our common humanity transcends the artificial divisions we have created in our society. Political arguments during

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  • Wouldn’t that Be a Great Thanksgiving?0

    In review, we are on a quest to answer five questions: Who am I? Why am I here? What am I missing? What is truth? What must I do? Before proposing answers, we have taken time to discuss the quest for truth, the spiritual instinct placed in us by God, the power of belief, and

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  • Jersey Shore Care and Share Helps Feed the Community0

    Anyone who has been on social media or watched the news has heard about the recent back-and-forth over the government’s efforts to approve a budget, which directly affected the SNAP program. SNAP, which stands for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, was formerly known as Food Stamps and was designed to help low-income households buy food. When

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  • Blaise Alexander Family Dealerships Christmas Coloring Contest0

    Ho ho ho, merry almost Christmas! You know what that means — it’s time to grab your cocoa, fluff up a cozy blanket, and shuffle over to the Christmas tree for our favorite yearly tradition. Kids, gather ’round! We’ve got something very important to talk about… Even if the snow hasn’t shown up yet, the

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  • Trees, Teas and Tours: 26th Annual Victorian Christmas0

    Once hailed as the Lumber Capital of the World, Williamsport was home to more millionaires per capita than any other city in the United States. Their legacy lives on in the grand homes along “Millionaires Row,” a stunning testament to the city’s gilded past. In 1985, this historic district was added to the National Register

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  • The Peaceful Heart: Part 2

    The Peaceful Heart: Part 20

    “Andrea Sue! You are not going to wait! You are going to have this done,” said my momma, who says I took ten years off her life with this heart stuff. My family wanted me to have it done as quickly as I could. I agreed, but couldn’t do the 13th. I just couldn’t. So,

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  • Horoscopes0

    ARIES – Mar 21-Apr 20 Aries, you understand that when you’re working hard toward a goal, the process isn’t always straightforward. You may tolerate a fair amount of challenges along the path this week. TAURUS – Apr 21-May 21 Taurus, it may seem like others around you do not get your sense of humor. While

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  • The Bookworm Sez: “Joyride: A Memoir” by Susan Orlean

    The Bookworm Sez: “Joyride: A Memoir” by Susan Orlean0

    You’ve got the pedal to the metal. Ninety miles an hour, that’s how you live your life. Zooming here, careening around corners, racing to the next deadline, the next milestone, the next goal. Once in awhile, you run out of fuel, but it’s back on the road tomorrow and you can’t imagine living any other

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  • Sneaker Trends0

    Sneakers, also known as trainers across the pond, have been around for much longer than most people think. Showing up as early as the 1870s, worn by upper-class men to play tennis and croquet. By the turn of the century, athletic shoes for basketball were becoming popular. After World War I, the popularity of sports

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  • Hike Your Own Hike! How John Mosso Conquered the Appalachian Trail

    Hike Your Own Hike! How John Mosso Conquered the Appalachian Trail0

    In the soft chill of March air, as fog lifted over the Georgia mountains, a sixty-three-year-old man named John Mosso stood at the edge of a dream he had carried for more than half a century. The Appalachian Trail stretched before him like a ribbon through time, cutting through the same forests he once roamed

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  • Protecting the Flock: Advice on Domestic Abuse in the Church0

    Saturday, November 8, was a gorgeous day of sun, warmth and fiery foliage; but I spent most that time inside my church — attending a conference on domestic abuse. Beside me lay a brochure confirming that one in three women will experience this trauma — and that it’s “just as prevalent within faith communities.” Regular

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