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[ June 4, 2025 ] Essential areas of financial planning for business owners from Ben Smith Investments Community
[ June 4, 2025 ] Worship that’s worth it Community
[ June 4, 2025 ] A parents’ summer survival guide Community
[ June 4, 2025 ] Come visit The Garden Patch in our new location – our farm! Community
[ June 4, 2025 ] Home energy conservation tips from Realtor Perry Thessen Community

Ballet, Arabic, and empowerment

September 3, 2017 Twila Hurst Comments Off

by Kelsey Hatcher with foreward by Martha Madison Dear readers, let me introduce to you to Dance Arts Graduate Kelsey Hatcher. Miss Kelsey is an amazing teacher at our Dance Arts School. She has “the […]

Essential areas of financial planning for business owners from Ben Smith Investments

June 4, 2025 0

Owning your own business provides you with many great opportunities, but it also comes with its own unique set of circumstances. Growing up with a father and grandparents who owned businesses, I saw firsthand the [...]
Worship that’s worth it

June 4, 2025 0

If you think “worship” is that time in the church service where you sing some songs, you’d be right, but it’s so much more. Online, worship as a noun is explained as “the feeling or [...]
A parents’ summer survival guide

June 4, 2025 0

HELLO SUMMER! We did it, moms and dads… we made it through another school year, and now it’s time to throw caution to the wind and embrace the chaotic season that is summer. Constant towing [...]
Come visit The Garden Patch in our new location – our farm!

June 4, 2025 0

The Garden Patch has made a change in our ongoing story! After many years in our great ole house in downtown Smiths Grove, we have moved back to our farm. Our roots are dug in [...]

Christmas at Shakertown a long tradition

November 3, 2017 Comments Off on Christmas at Shakertown a long tradition

by Tommy Hines The Christmas traditions with which we are familiar today evolved over a period of many years. Most Americans celebrated Christmas during the 19th century, but customs like Christmas trees, Santa Claus, and [...]
Top ten things you can do to wreck your mortgage

April 13, 2021 Comments Off on Top ten things you can do to wreck your mortgage

Years ago, David Letterman had a late-night talk show that was famous for his Top Ten Lists. These lists came to mind recently as I’ve seen people make simple mistakes that have the ability to [...]
The Capitol: Fostering campus & community connections

September 26, 2024 Comments Off on The Capitol: Fostering campus & community connections

WCPL has long been connected to the academic community. Partner events with WKU’s campus library and other departments have long played a role in the public library’s history. Now, with its management of the Capitol, [...]
We are strong! We are mothers!

April 6, 2022 Comments Off on We are strong! We are mothers!

You know the drill. You wake up and make your way in a haze to the coffee pot. If you’re lucky, you get five minutes before the kids get up and so begins the daily [...]