| ENJOY EVERY SANDWICH | Hair MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER EDITOR And not the 1968 Broadway musical. No, this article, this week, is actually about hair. I chopped mine off earlier this month for no apparent reason; I drove by a salon while running errands recently and suddenly found myself inside, in a chair and wearing a cape without so much as an impetus for the occasion. The experience

| RURAL WRITES | G.A. SCHEINOHA CONTRIBUTOR June isn’t just Dairy Month. Along about this time, weddings pop up like tiger lillies in a roadside ditch. Of course, the DNR calls them an invasive species. Fortunately, no such label’s applied to nuptials... yet. Reason it comes to mind is sheer naivety. Same as many folks with smartphones, (too smart for a simple country boy) I’ve roamed

A Relic of Our People KARL MCCARTY CONTRIBUTOR There are artifacts that tell a story. Then there are relics above and beyond anything money can buy. Even the deer of Twin Lakes agree. This is the story of what might be the Town of Eden’s most significant remnant of the past – a vibrant stained-glass window dating to the Civil War. St. James Dismantled St. James was a pivotal landmark