Johnny Henson, Professor Pool Players are always looking for some easy ways to improve their games. Most players think of buying a new cue stick, retipping their cue stick with a quality cue tip, or even buying a special type of chalk when trying to improve their games. I would like you to consider that…
David Zapatka Continuing our study of Pickleball Fundamentals Master the basics and compete with confidence by Mary Littlewood, Ms. Littlewood offers these basic doubles strategies for players of any level. To read all her advice, buy her book. Always face the ball on the other side of the net. Regardless of where you are on the court…
Doris Betuel The fused glass studio has been a hub of activity in the past few months, as members are preparing for the holiday season! Angels, snowmen, holiday trays, votives, and wall art are making their appearances in the studio. Please check out some winter-inspired projects that are sure to put a smile on your…
Pat Sand The Ropin’ In Yer Relatives genealogy group had their member kickoff picnic on Tuesday, Oct. 17. Our hosts were Mary Beth and George Fisher. The theme was Americana, and some of the food included sloppy Joes, deviled eggs, potato salad, broccoli salad, chocolate chip cookies, and bread pudding with a whiskey sauce. President Dan…
Pat Sand The Ropin’ In Yer Relatives Genealogy Club held a free seminar on Oct. 28. Bonnie Bossert, a genetic genealogist, presented a seminar explaining how law enforcement utilizes DNA to solve crimes and identify remains. Bonnie explained that it’s not DNA alone that solves the crimes, but through solid investigative work along with DNA, crimes are…
David Zapatka Reader, friend, and fellow bridge player, Gayle Covey, writes, “This is a really favorite word; bildungsroman. My friend Judy taught me this word several years ago … and now it comes up all the time! All those YA (Young Adult) fiction writers, turning books into films … and, of course, it is the word describing…