by Gabriel Huff | Jul 10, 2025 | Feature, Lebanon
SOMETIMES, KEEPING one promise plants the seed for another to bloom. In a small Romanian village around 1999, a young boy didn’t expect much from the visiting missionaries. He had cut his arm on a piece of glass and came to see a missionary doctor for help. The doctor...
by Gabriel Huff | Jun 12, 2025 | Feature, Lebanon
SARAH GREEN hung by a thread on a daily basis. As a young mother of four children below the age of 11, she bore a lot on her shoulders. On a whim, Green moved about 90 miles from Dickson, Tennessee, to Lebanon in 2023 with only an old minivan. Graveyard shifts became...
by Gabriel Huff | Apr 17, 2025 | Lebanon, Stories
LIFE THREW a wrench into Joshua Brown’s plans — ideas of numbers, data, and creation all woven into the career of an electrical engineer fell apart. Instead, the Florida native turned into what he swore never to become. He then forever transformed the livesof teachers...
by Gabriel Huff | Apr 1, 2025 | Lebanon, Stories
LAURA DILEONARDI’S life felt like a cluttered room of chaos with no doors. In 2012, she became pregnant for the first time. With the new reality came anxiety, exhaustion, and loneliness. She struggled to make connections in her community. Mother support networks...
by Gabriel Huff | Feb 26, 2025 | Cover, Lebanon
Life forced Lacie to become an independent woman. The disappearance of a mother left Lacie to help her stepdad care for three sisters at a young age. With a biological father out of the picture following a tragic divorce during her infant years, her stepfather became...
