by Tina Neeley | Oct 1, 2022 | Stories
A FRESH-BREWED POT of coffee waits for you as you take butter from the fridge and add three thick pats to your favorite saucer. You slowly pour sorghum syrup over the butter, swirling them together, creating the perfect bronze texture of sweet, gooey goodness to top a...
by Guest Writer | Oct 1, 2022 | Stories
GET ON Facebook and scroll for a while, and you’re likely to see a delicious post about the newest coffee, ice cream, and sweet shop in Shelbyville, JOS Fifteen Coffee. These instagram-worthy concoctions have been plaguing my feed for a while now, and on a...
by Guest Writer | Oct 1, 2022 | Stories
IN A SEA of students, a beacon light anchors an ever-changing tide of teenage lives. Help is on the streets too. At night and in the early morning hours, another light is prepared to lend itself whenever called upon for assistance at accident scenes, in domestic...
by Tina Neeley | Oct 1, 2022 | Stories
911 IT’S A CALL we hope and pray we never have to make, yet we’re confident someone will come when we do. Answering those calls is the responsibility of our first responders, and we envision an army at the ready. In our panic, our ability to reason logically about...
by Guest Writer | Oct 1, 2022 | Stories
WHEN THE SMELL of warm caramel coffee lingers in the air of your vehicle on the way to work, you don’t have to think about watching your back. While not every driver on the road is aware of their surroundings, and accidents do occur, there is always someone just a...
by Guest Writer | Sep 1, 2022 | Stories
THERE IS strength in numbers. Ask any member of Wartrace’s largest family, the Cataldo family, and they would confirm the saying as true. The family of 15 (13 children born to Don and Janet Cataldo) has seen their fair share of struggle and triumph over the years....
