by Richard Klin | Apr 1, 2025 | Feature
JOHN GRANT was one of the founders of Compassionate Hands, a homeless ministry that began in 2013. While no longer executive director, he is still a vital force behind this outreach. Since the beginning, the mandate of Compassionate Hands has been that “nobody...
by Haley Potter | Apr 1, 2025 | Feature
FOR 40 YEARS, Fred Burton has been the steady voice on Lebanon’s airwaves, spinning records and shaping the soundtrack of Saturday nights. But his contributions to the community extend far beyond the radio booth. From military service to public office and business...
by Amanda West | Feb 26, 2025 | Feature
“Bryson is being turned down because of his special needs again? I don’t understand why he can’t attend preschool and learn alongside everyone else.” The young mother squeezed her husband’s hand, and the hearts of Nickye Hamlet and Nicole Davis ached. “I’m out of...
by Amanda West | Feb 26, 2025 | Feature
Matthew and Alexandra Walworth’s journey into opening their own piano store began with a single, battered instrument that needed tons of work. Today, their passion for music has transformed into A.M.O. Pianos, a community hub where their love for music, each other,...
by Gabriel Huff | Jan 29, 2025 | Feature
Some people feel it — an unceasing itch, swollen surfaces, or skin cancer. Others see it — the drooping jaw, the invasion of acne, or the ever–coming wrinkles. These symptoms and more often rush patients to see a dermatologist, aka the skin expert. An aging population...
by Richard Klin | Jan 29, 2025 | Feature
Since the age of 4, Tyson McClanahanon’s life was geared toward a love of sports. As opposed to listing the many sports he played, it would probably be more accurate to list the sports he didn’t play. Not surprisingly, he was an active, popular high schooler and — of...
