Grace Housholder

Matt Bennett and Nancy Van Gessel share a passion for the stories that make up our history — and a desire to help others who seek to know more stories — specifically family stories.

As I write this, I am in Key West with our son Paul, who lives here, and our oldest daughter, Dorothy (Dolly) Dankel, and her family from Bergen, Norway.

East Noble classmates of mine, Mike and Diane Mapes of Auburn, wrote me a while back: “Our son, Andy sent this to us last night and made us chuckle. We

Living at a distance from our grandchildren means that there are long intervals between visits. When I say good-bye, I am keenly aware that I am saying good-bye to an

A while back I found out about my friend Jennifer Edwards’ radon experience. Aaron and Jennifer Edwards and their three children live several blocks from Terry and me in Kendallville.

Zelma’s granddaughter Breann started first grade this year. She came home from school and said, “Mom, this little boy asked me if I would marry him.” Her mom asked, “What

Several thousand years ago, when Zoroaster, the founder of Zoroastrianism, the first monotheistic faith, was born, he did not cry, as most babies do.

Spain is the second most-visited country in Europe.

Postcards were the original social media.

When I met Miriam Kline last week, I learned a new phrase: “Tithe your career.”