Grace Housholder

In conversation with her father, Ella, a high school senior, referred to Picasso as a “medieval” artist. Her father said Picasso died six years before he was born. Her father,

Years ago when my sister Vi’s daughter, Dorothy Lee, was very young, Vi remembers Dorothy Lee saw the Dairy Queen logo at the DQ. With great excitement, little Dorothy told

Our family grew by two this past weekend.

Let's start out today's column with two funny stories about legs! Crystal Everage of Kendallville shared this story about her sons, Ezio, 9, and Zekiah, 12.

Whether on stage or behind the scenes, participating in school plays and musicals provides valuable life skills not acquired in the classroom.

Benson, 6, and Pop were putting together a story board about super heroes and Pop put Dr. Strange in a position where he would be beat up by The Hulk. Benson corrected Pop saying, “You can't do that.” Pop said, “Oh, I should have known. He is a doctor. He has to be a good guy.” Benson said, “Not really. He's practicing unlicensed!” — Fred Kreigh (Pop) of Kendallville

The most saint-like person I have had the privilege of meeting is Elias “Abuna” Chacour, 84, of Galilee.

I didn't know what to think about Kendallville's trick-or-treat night being on Nov. 2.

Updated of 5 This story takes place on two sides of the equator.

Sometimes you look at something almost every day but you don't really see it. While walking in Kendallville this fall I started noticing an increasing number of school buses with darkened windows.