Lisa Currie

When residents look around their communities, residents see change — change in neighborhoods as new neighborhoods develop, change in transportation routes as new routes are mapped, change in landmarks as

When residents look around their communities, residents see change — change in neighborhoods as new neighborhoods develop, change in transportation

Most who know me — or who read this column — understand my true passion for trees. It breaks my heart when one of my trees dies, an event — though tragic — that's inevitable with all living things.

Ahhhhh….the rain has arrived — drenching wet rain nourishing the earth.

Finding peace in the Brook is difficult these days because during our vacation absence, a Carolina wren family decided that the patio flower pot immediately adjacent to our back door,

In one of my journeys down an internet rabbit hole, I stumbled across a video from 1971 — “I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing.”

Because I'm the history lover — embracing documented accounts with inhumane characters and cold-hearted actions — I don't understand the current

On July 4th the nation celebrates the 250th birthday of The United States of America — a three-day weekend for many.

I was getting some water from the rainwater barrel the other day when I noticed a little black bug swimming around in the bucket under the spout.

A few weeks ago, I snapped a photo with my phone of two children on my front lawn. Immediately, the children wanted to “see” the photo, because in