by Ashlee Duren | Publisher's Note
We finally made it to October y’all! Ten months into 2020 and life is slowly beginning to return to some sense of “normal”. Whatever that is. Area school kids returned to the classroom after what was the longest break in modern history. Restrictions on local events...
by Ashlee Duren | Publisher's Note
Like many of you, I have been praying that life would have returned to normal by now. Well, at least the way life looked before Covid. As I write this column, I feel as if we are still living in some sort of alternate reality. Masks and social-distancing have become...
by Ashlee Duren | Features
By Ashlee Duren | Photo by Amy J. Owen Imagine waking up to views of the Savannah River every morning. That is the what Debbie and David Huguenin see each morning from their Evans home. Guests are greeted by those same breathtaking views of the river, complete with...
by Ashlee Duren | Publisher's Note
The current state of affairs in our country saddens me. I was raised to love and respect everyone. A person’s skin tone was just that, their skin tone. It has nothing to do with who they are as a person. As humans, we all have the same organs, our blood is red and we...
by Ashlee Duren | Features
By Ashlee Duren | Photos by Amy J. Owen When you step inside the home of Anna and Nick Dickinson, you would never know the couple has two teenage sons. “That’s because I kicked the boys out when they were 14 and 9,” Anna says with a laugh. Not to worry – she did not...
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