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My grandpa, Edgar Banse, was a businessman through and through. After he sold his general store, BB&D in downtown Weimar, he continued to offer water well repair out of his
Read moreWEIMAR—The Weimar City Council voted unanimously last Thursday to seek proposals for a design-build contract in hopes of finding a contractor to build a new municipal swimming pool. The move
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Two Fridays ago, Balfour, a high school memorabilia company, came to Columbus and distributed caps and gowns to everyone. For some, it was a wake-up call.
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Lent started on Ash Wednesday and we’re in our third week. It’s meant to mirror the 40 days that Jesus spent fasting in the desert after his baptism. During this
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I would like to elaborate somewhat on my article from last week. I hope to be a psychiatrist. To become a psychiatrist, one attends medical school and gets an M D and then passes specific tests to be a certified psychiatrist. My family has an interesting philosophy about choosing one’s occupation that I would like to share.
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My husband, Will, and I enjoyed an unusual breakfast at home Sunday. We knew we were living the good life as we savored fresh duck egg omelets filled with antelope
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As I will be going to college soon at University of Houston (those who follow me on Facebook already know that), I have started considering the debt I may incur given the fact that I want to be a psychiatrist, which requires a medical degree.
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My daughter, Zoe, will be driving soon and, like most small-town parents, we take her out on the backroads to practice her skills. While my husband has the patience of
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