It’s a Wonderful Life
It’s human nature to fixate on the bad; during the holidays, I’m reminded of the good
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It’s human nature to fixate on the bad; during the holidays, I’m reminded of the good
The banning of one popular YA book series has left people asking, “Why?”
We asked editor/writer Steve Bornhoft to list favorite stories from his nine-year Rowland Publishing career. Here is his Top 10 List.
Revisit life lessons and treat yourself to a cookie
Dena Strickland sells causes. Her enthusiasm, combined with unmistakable genuineness, makes her a dynamo and a refreshing break from the norm.
Hospital project comes as a nod to Tallahassee
No, the thoughtful, curious English major will rise again
Executive Editor Steve Bornhoft speaks on his late mother-in-law Margaret Ann and her everlasting energy that unites a family.
Gary is a a real estate broker and homebuilder who has entered upon the bee business. He markets Blue-Eyed Girl honey online and in a few retail stores, including the Shell Shack in Mexico Beach.
The spirit of play can animate young and old
I got to know Randy Evans, who served as a medic during the Vietnam War, at a time when I was doing newspaper work in Illinois. The war had been concluded for years when I met him, but it lived…
Editor expresses gratitude for women who have made him a better wordsmith
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