Lisa Currie

It's very difficult to write a column this week that might bring a smile to your face because this week, my mind is totally focused on the turning point.

It’s very difficult to write a column this week that might bring a smile to your face because this week, my mind is totally focused on the turning point.

At this very moment on Wednesday morning, it's difficult to think of goodness when recognizing that some people have chosen vindictive and menacing

So often I write about how wonderful our little Valley is, nestled between these ancient mountains.

This time of year really makes me realize how fleeting life is and how busy days often prevent us from recognizing each glorious moment.

This day after Thanksgiving, I count the things for which I am grateful.

So…it's just around the corner…Christmas. And since I've been such a good girl these past four (okay, two) hours (minutes?), I've been planning my Christmas list.

About the time the turkey is roasted and the stuffing covered with gravy, I get antsy for this season.

In just a few days the season of giving is gone – for nearly 12 months giving isn't the focus of every conversation.

In just a few days, 2024 becomes history, and 2025 arrives. Typically, this time of year encourages positivity — plans for vacations