by Gabriel Huff | Apr 1, 2025 | Stories
WIDOWS, WIVES, veterans, and people with disabilities gather every month to help those falling between the cracks. During these educational workshops at the Bowling Green Library behind Greenwood High School, people discover the means to obtain a home. Others become...
by Gabriel Huff | Feb 26, 2025 | Feature
A man on the streets shivers in the cold, pulling his thin coat tighter against his starving body, leaning against a wall to reduce the piercing Nashville wind. He quit tracking time months or even years ago but knows it’s January because Christmas displays, though...
by Gabriel Huff | Dec 21, 2024 | Stories
What does it mean to love? Is it the emotional highs and lows of a crush? The deep affection shared between a husband and wife? The unconditional care for a child? Or perhaps a devotion rooted in faith? For Maegan Hance, love takes many forms. As a dedicated mother...
by Gabriel Huff | Oct 19, 2024 | Feature
ANGIE HARLAN wanted to quit. The physical, emotional, and mental toil ate at her like mosquitoes in a hot, humid Amazon rainforest. She had been pursuing a bachelor’s degree in nursing school for a couple of years and recently married her husband, Brad. Harlan did not...
by Gabriel Huff | Sep 26, 2024 | Cover
MICHELLE HOWELL grew up hungry as a child — not figuratively, but literally. Her single mother could not drive, meaning they sometimes had no transportation to run to the grocery store or purchase water-fresh food while living in San Diego, California. After living...
