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Identity Theft! According to numerous sources, it’s the number one category of scamming with the number of victims and financial losses on the rise. Identity theft involves two steps: accessing

A major portion of our annual sales is the sale of Christmas, just as most retailers. Even the words “selling Christmas” rub my faith sensitivities raw, but let’s face it,

I’ve always loved the idea of watching the sky for shooting stars. But I’m much more likely to be up to watch the sunrise than I am to stay awake

Once again it is time to find the perfect gifts for your loved ones. Gardeners are easy to shop for because there are so many good things to shop for,

’Twas the night before Seussified at the Opera House,

A 24-cent U.S. postage stamp from 1918 changed hands for two million dollars on Nov. 8, making it the most expensive U.S. postage stamp ever.

I learned something new the other day. I was trekking up the road past a mulch pile covered with discarded vegetables where five or six crows were making a feast,

“I cried because I had no shoes until I met a man who had no feet.”

For high school seniors, the start of the academic year means one thing — college applications. With early decision deadlines rapidly approaching, students feel the pressure to compile a list