Columns

Last week was mental health awareness week and I have been contemplating this subject from a natural perspective. Research suggests there are tens of millions of Americans suffering from a mental illness while only half receive treatment.  Mental illnesses should be taken just as seriously as a physical ailment. In fact, physical, emotional and mental…

What started as a Masonic Lodge eventually became the office building for various Creek County Officers, and was remodeled using an inmate labor program.

Read this fantastic story about the downtown Sapulpa building who's owner had such a terrible reputation that they renamed it after he sold it.

Brooke talks about the importance of speaking out about your rights, freedoms and beliefs, and of registering to vote.

"Do you feel safe in your own home? I do. That is, I did until Sunday evening." Lottie Wilds talks about experiencing a burglary last month.

In our culture, busyness seems to be glorified. Our plates are overflowing; so, what can we do about it?

I never knew my grandpa healthy. While I spent a lot of time with him, he was a huge mystery to my little mind and heart. Sadly, there are probably millions of stories like mine.

While there’s much more to humans than water, it did get me thinking. If I learned anything from having a husband and father who are both horticulturists it’s this; pH levels matter.

Before long, packing a lunch for school will get boring and monotonous. Here are some ideas to keep them great and healthy! Includes a free recipe for Texas Caviar!

What was life like for kids before internet? Well they had all kinds of toys to choose from, most of which did not require batteries.