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...
by Kali Bradford | Dec 26, 2024 | Feature
Love is more than just a word — it’s an action. When expressed as such, it can manifest through helping others. This form of love transcends from just mere words to embodying a commitment to the well-being of those around us. When we lend a hand, offer support, or...
by Haley Potter | Dec 26, 2024 | Feature
Lisa Wilcox walks through her welcoming kitchen and opens her stainless steel refrigerator to shelves packed with bricks of butter, gleaming in their golden wrappers, stacked four and five high. Dozens of egg cartons squeeze into any available nook, and there are more...
by Sara Hook | Nov 8, 2024 | Feature
THE WOOD floor and brick walls of Iddy & Oscar’s hold a wide variety of items, from clothing to jewelry to bags and decor, but that is only the surface of Joy Pine’s give-back boutique. Underneath, Iddy & Oscar’s is a story of compassion, joy, and love, with a...
by Haley Potter | Nov 8, 2024 | Feature
WALKING ALONG West Main Street in Lebanon, where the sound of paws pattering on sidewalks is as common as the hum of passing cars, Dr. Matthew “Matte” Haley’s veterinary practice stands as a welcome place for animals of all kinds. From scruffy dogs to exotic reptiles,...
