When it comes to two different fossil fuels – oil and natural gas – is it accurate for us here in the United States to think that each fuel is equally impacted, at least in regards to market price and market stability, when ever-greater reserves of each are tapped by

Tonight as Kit and I arrived at the parking lot of Hastings bookstore, we found ourselves beside a Volkswagen Beetle with an unusual-looking drum attached to the vehicle outside the passenger-side window. It was connected to a luggage rack that was itself rather different-looking. But the cylinder itself was the

Recently, Wineskins Magazine ran my book review of Why We Left, an examination of the reasons why people have left or are leaving the Church of Christ. I found author Flavil Yeakley’s analysis to be astute. It has become common knowledge that the Church of Christ continues to lose membership

“I wouldn’t take nothin’ in the world for the experience I got tradin’ horses.” – Hob Duvall That wonderful series of books – the Foxfire books, which recount “affairs of plain living” as lived by the backwoods people of Appalachia – are full of not just oldtimer’s skills but wonderful