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Articles
Emily Gill: Nationalism narrows space for Christianity
by Emily Gill • • 0 Comments
Enrich our Earth: Community composting ‘great’ for the health of our soil, our food, our people — our planet
by Bill Knight • • 1 Comment
Bill Knight: Price-fixing? EGGS-actly
by Bill Knight • • 0 Comments
Public blasts WTVP
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Viewers comment on the financial crisis at public TV station
Straight Talk: Christmas sings ‘support Israel’
by Roger Monroe • • 0 Comments
Nature Rambles: The view from the hill flows on for forever
by Mike Miller • • 1 Comment
The final resting area of a historic pony truss bridge is a very interesting travel wayside: It now sits at the top of two separate watersheds. … Rain falling east of the bridge will wind its way to the Illinois River through Crow Creek south of Henry. Rain falling west will meander to the Illinois via the Spoon River near Havana.
Fluddle follow: Farmers finding productive uses for wetlands
by Mike Miller • • 0 Comments
This film captured the recent efforts by farmers are deciding to restore wetlands as part of a new way of managing their agricultural operations. Their restored wetlands are quickly becoming oasis for migratory birds, aquatic invertebrates, and amphibians
Inland Art: Regarding the black hole
by Nichole Gronvold-Roller • • 1 Comment
With exquisite rendering, Justin Henry Miller skillfully combines a perversion of implied slick surfaces with indulgent colors, creating a sort of Freudian exploration of desires. Yet, within one’s visual vocabulary, a familiarity emerges as if these fundamentally different elements harmoniously converge.
Believe it: Violent crime is actually dropping
by Bill Knight • • 0 Comments
New FBI data released recently shows crime rates have fallen to pre-COVID-19 pandemic numbers