By GEORGE KECK Well, looks like they accepted my challenge of publishing a (potentially) weekly column from a long-haired, unapologetically Patriotic, university-educated, pro-life, militarily supportive, happily married, amusingly opinionated, world-travelled, socially shy, oft-married, ...

A problematic neighbor situation involving the cabin my wife and I own south of Warren on the Allegheny River has ended, at least for now, to the satisfaction of both of us. But the fact that we feared a real problem shows how property owners can find themselves in irksome situations as a ...

Cheap. Cheap. Cheap. It doesn’t matter whether or not we clip coupons, or if wedecide to pick up change in the parking lot. We are all tight-fisted about something. My Uncle Chet was the quintessential Scotsman … tight as the bark on a tree. Late in life, he suggested that my mother, ...

Editor’s note: This series will connect topics between Christianity and hunting. The series will run throughout the archery and rifle deer seasons. A few years ago I hunted from sunrise to sunset. While walking out of the woods after a full day of hunting, the phrase “from the stars to ...

As we all enjoy the beautiful fall mums we have purchased in our Garden Centers it is only natural that the thrifty among us would like to know if they can be planted in our gardens and enjoyed next fall. The simple answer is probably not. The mums purchased from our garden centers with their ...

More than 50 years ago I subscribed to a craft magazine that I do not even remember the name of. I always got excited when the next issue arrived. I had a lot of time on my hands at that time. My children were young and took naps. Naptime was my time to do crafts. I was living in a mobile ...