Louis Cannon

I noticed there’s going to be an Earth Day film festival of sorts at the Liberty Theater next week, on April 22. Environmental films. Birds, rivers, global warming. Typical Earth Day stuff.

— ‘Jacula Prudentum: Outlandish Proverbs, Sentences, Etc.’ Collected by George Herbert, published circa 1633.

But it’s a long and winding road. Or maybe, a roller coaster is a more accurate metaphor.

Man never is, but always to be blest: The soul, uneasy and confin’d from home,

The photo above, a detail taken from a photo by journalist Allison Robbert, shows our President with yet another signed Executive Order, but this time, a good one.

Photo: San Juan Lumber Company mill at the intersection of Highways 160 and 84, in Pagosa Springs. Photo circa 1970?

The world has changed somewhat, in the century since the British poet T.S. Eliot predicted the world would end with a whimper.

Relying on the Holy Spirit, wisdom, and trusted sources can help us recognize deepfakes. When the county commissioners in Box Elder County, Utah, indicated

I noticed this enthralling painting by Joseph Hitchins in yesterday’s somewhat depressing editorial by Daily Post editor Bill Hudson. The Colorado Territor

Life yields joy when you follow your flavor. Take a moment. Can you hear your inner guru?