Daffodils considered ‘flowers of time’
Mitch Ford recently spoke of going to my old home place in the Atoah community to see the daffodils in bloom – which my mother Edrie Lovin McClung planted long before my arrival in 1944.
Mitch Ford recently spoke of going to my old home place in the Atoah community to see the daffodils in bloom – which my mother Edrie Lovin McClung planted long before my arrival in 1944.
I receive requests for information on the early settlers of Graham County or some other item relating to our local history.
A pressing concern of uncontrolled immigration is those who come without consent (i.e., illegal immigrants) are unlikely to conform to American principles, thus changing the character of our nation
A hot topic around the kitchen table this month is the outsize family electric bill from Duke Energy serving Graham County.
Easter – the Christian celebration of the resurrection of Christ – is just four weeks away.
Our country was founded on principles of self-government, not expert rule.
By Lynne Stevens
The Graham Star
It is clear that young adult voters have a lot on the line this election cycle.
In 1954, I was working as a waitress at Kelly’s Truck Stop near Ashland, Va.; a highly-respected establishment along U.S. Route 1.
In Alfred Lord Tennyson’s 1835 poem “Locksley Hall” is the line, “In the spring, a young man’s fancy lightly turns to love.”
Ash Wednesday and Valentine’s Day are on the same day this year.
This is very unusual and seemed a bit odd to me. I tried to remember when this had happened before.