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Terry Bradshaw Featured Speaker at Meals on Wheels 50th Anniversary Celebration

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Tickets and more informationIndividual tickets are $150. Click here to purchase tickets.Meals on Wheels is requesting a favorite memory or story from the past 50 years to share with others. Click here to add your story. For more information about sponsorships or tickets, contact Betty Bradley, executive director, at 325-672-5050 or bbradley@mealsonwheelsplus.com  By Loretta Fulton Legendary Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw will be guest speaker for

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A Life of Performance

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By Jim Nichols The internet notes that Everly, Iowa, had a population of 575 in the 2020 census. Over the decades that has remained steady and is similar to the time when our family would venture on summer vacation to Aunt Bea and Uncle Bill’s farm outside Everly. That farm was what one would envision as a true Midwest farm.

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The Farmer and the Lord

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By Danny Minton The late Jim Reeves has always been one of my favorite singers. I owned several of his LP albums in high school. One that I particularly enjoyed was entitled “Talkin’ To Your Heart.” Several selections were poetic, and I liked them so much that I memorized a few. One that I have quoted in several Bible classes

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I Heard God Speak

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By Carlo Sosa-Ortiz  I know the modest language of my cat.Her eyes, her twirling whiskers, her flinching tail.Dark evenings, she waits by the door,rolling at each greeting, paws up, waving me in.Her body dances. Her purr an old Ford motor,a pulsing power line. Love speaks in simple gestures.No need for superfluous prattle,words of promise or prestige.Her familiar chorus sings to

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The Next Pope

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Editor’s note: Funeral for Pope Francis has been set for Saturday in St. Peter’s Square with viewing to begin Wednesday. By Dr. Paul Fabrizio The death of Pope Francis on Easter Monday is an opportunity for the Catholic Church to change. The change would not involve dogma, doctrine, liturgy, or prayers. Rather, a new pope will change what the Church

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