by Wesley Bryant | Jul 1, 2021 | Stories
THE SMELL of freshly cleaned hardwood floors fills the air. The bright fluorescent lights hum above the bleachers. The cool AC fights the stuffy hot air from cheering fans. The referees and umpires run up and down the court chasing the players. Dribble. Dribble....
by Wesley Bryant | Jul 1, 2021 | Stories
EVERY GREAT American small town has a recognizable and historic square. But not every small town across America is like Shelbyville. In fact, this particular square has made an impact on small towns throughout the United States. When you think of a small town, the...
by Wesley Bryant | Jul 1, 2021 | Stories
100 years ago, an angry white mob in Tulsa, Oklahoma, destroyed “Black Wall Street.” It was a predominantly African American district in Tulsa. Black-owned businesses were successful and living the American dream… before the mob came. Now, a century later, a...
by Wesley Bryant | Jul 1, 2021 | Feature
WATER, SUN, soil, and lots of love is all it takes to grow plants. It’s even better in a greenhouse, designed to foster the growth of flowers, herbs, succulents, and other green stems of life. For some, that relaxing pastime can become a hobby; it’s easy to suddenly...
by Wesley Bryant | Jun 1, 2021 | Feature
Imagine walking into work and the first thing you have to do is develop an action plan to treat a patient who has been shot, another patient who has pneumonia from COVID-19, and another patient who just had a heart attack. That is every day for Jeff Miller, a...
