By Karen Steinhauser CV&T Contributor A few years ago I was home alone, barefoot and in the basement cleaning. It was a very cool day, and the rain was falling. In the midst of my cleaning, I heard a racket upstairs on the level directly above me. I knew a burglar had entered my […]
Lessons from the Heart
By Karen Steinhauser CV&T Contributor As I am writing this in the wee hours of the morning, sitting at my kitchen table looking out the window, the snow is falling and I can see a giant sea of white. In spite of my friends’ many prayers, it would seem God has chosen to answer mine and […]
Virtue through volunteering
By Julianna Leach Previously printed in The Trail Bazer Taylor Ray creates a design on clay at the Claypool- Young Art building on Feburary 2, 2018 in Morehead, Ky. At right, Ray helps a young artist with a project. as Ray volunteers for the Eagle Arts Program at the Claypool- Young Art building on Friday […]
Lessons from the Heart
By Karen Steinhauser CV&T Columnist I think everyone probably has a favorite season. Mine would be Autumn. I like that the weather is cooler, the beauty of the leaves turning. I like pumpkins, the smell of wood burning and harvest time. That time of year also lets me know that Thanksgiving and Christmas are on […]
Lessons from the Heart
By Karen Steinhauser CV&T Contributor Although Valentine’s Day has come and gone, I am still in a “love” state of mind. We can’t speak of love without talking about forgiveness, because they go hand in hand. If you have been in this world for very long, you have had the opportunity to forgive someone. If […]
Cake with your Coffee?
Cinnamon Roll Coffee Cake Serves: 12-14 Ingredients Cake: ½ cup butter, melted 2 eggs 1 cup sugar 3 cups flour 2 tsp vanilla 4 tsp baking powder ¼ tsp salt 1½ cups milk Topping: 1 cup butter, melted 1 cup brown sugar 2 Tbsp flour 1 Tbsp cinnamon Glaze: 2 cups powdered sugar 5 Tbsp milk […]
Steinhauser’s Lessons from the Heart
By Karen Steinhauser CV&T Contributor I received a message from a friend from elementary school a little over a year ago. I had not heard from her since we were children. I had no clue what she was going to say. I will tell this story not to brag on myself, I was a mere […]
Lessons from the heart
By Karen Steinhauser CV&T Contributor I suppose that many times in life, I live in somewhat of a fantasy world. I am notorious for making a plan in my head and doing my very best to turn it into reality. Sometimes it works beautifully and other times I find out that there are just some […]
Be careful with generators during power outages
Jackson Energy’s Terry Isaacs works restoring power following a winter storm. Winter weather can not only lead to icy road conditions, but can result in falling tree limbs and power outages. Jackson Energy crews always work to restore power as quickly and safely as possible when there is a power outage. Crews are always on […]
5 Ways to Stop Worrying and Doubting
by Pam Young Organizing Specialist When you doubt, you’ve stopped trusting the power that created the Universe. Such a silly thing to do when it’s put that way, don’t you think? If you plugged a lamp into the socket, and the light didn’t go on, you’d figure the bulb was burned out or you hadn’t paid […]
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