Kevin S. Hendrick is a journalist who writes for the Floyd Press, focusing on local news and stories in the community. His articles often highlight the unique aspects of small-town life, exploring the meanings and significance behind everyday words and experiences.
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Kevin S. Hendrick's articles predominantly focus on small town life, words, and themes such as family & relationships and entertainment news. The content is largely composed of opinion editorials and exclusive announcements.
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This week I write about “the rise above” crowd.
We took a small break last week, but now we're back with a brand-new read, this time an untitled entry simply called, “Untitled 10.”
Looking around these days, it seems too often we become consumed by bad news and so much anxiety. In many ways, it's more or less a crazy show, which lends words in this week's Word.
As we enter October, we are surrounded by essentially a living, yet dying world. “Just once,” this week's word, is a reflection of the somber and the beauty of these ever-changing days.
“Elle's Son,” is a poem that revolves around an unknown subject, the worried son of a grieving widow. I was heavily inspired from the works of Poe here, but also a writing from English poet Thomas Bayly.
Kevin S. Hendrick This week's writing is in reflection of Halloween.
This week's writing is simply a wish. A reminder for no matter what happens, or in this case what we don't see eye to eye on, all We need is to remember our reflections in our own mirror.
This week’s read is partially inspired by “the knight in shining armor” phrase.
Our writing this week involves a very common word used in our everyday life: the noun and verb “Are.” This repeats a few times throughout but there’s a deeper message
Perhaps during this time of Thanksgiving, many of you all are opening up a couple of canned foods from months ago. A preservation of quality inspired this week's writing, of course with a deeper meaning.
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