The darling zinnia, whose dutiful countenance is bound to bring garden cheer, survives even during a drought.

The bright and shining little zinnia originated in Mexico where it was once considered a weed.

There is record of the first seeds arriving in Europe around 1627, however, the zinnia remained in quiet obscurity until 1750 when the seeds called mal de ojos were sent by the European ambassador to Johann Gottfried Zinn.

NOTE: This article is the first in a series addressing the structural problems that plague our health-care financing system and how to fix them.

$15,076 for four tiny metal screws.

Constitution Day, Sept. 17, the day Americans celebrate the signing of the Constitution which was then sent to the states for ratification, is almost here.

The numerous attacks on it, its founders, and the anarchy in our big cities today should give us cause to reflect upon what a gift it was/is to mankind.  

United Methodist Women of Wesley United Methodist Church met recently for their unit quarterly meeting in the home of Lillian Ray. Pat Stephens presided as acting president.

It was reported that the conference annual meetings in Oklahoma City would be canceled, with all reports being handled virtually by district officers.

Members held bazaar planning discussion, but because of the current COVID situation, it was uncertain of the status of the bazaar.