Family
Wine Revolutionaries Call America Home
By David White | September 18, 2012
In many ways, America is home to more winemakers like Jerome Bressy than France. That's worth celebrating.
“Slick Willie,” Bikers, Gardening, and Billy Graham
By Dub and Deb | September 18, 2012
Humor, Morals, Politics
Pet jerky treat death toll: 360 dogs, 1 cat, FDA says
By News on the Net | September 14, 2012
Owners might want to avoid the products all together.
Cat saves owner’s life
By News on the Net | September 13, 2012
"He was meowing, scratching, and jumping, and just trying to get my attention,"
Finish Up Planting Thursday
By Dub and Deb | September 12, 2012
A very loving and caring God
A Testimony to God’s Love
By Dub and Deb | September 11, 2012
Faith, God, God's love, Religion, Religious testimony
All I see is Hope - One woman’s story of overcoming the odds
By News on the Net | September 10, 2012
"I always had hope, I didn't give up but it was very difficult. Now all I see is the future and I take care of myself so I can make the most of it."
Contact Wearers Beware of Eyeball-Eating Amoeba
By News on the Net | September 8, 2012
The parasite, which burrows into the eye, can be picked up from a dirty case or from rinsing lenses in tap, river, pond or lake water.
Pringles! Rest in Peace in Eternal Life with Time for Miracles!
By Dean A. Ayers | September 8, 2012
The healing power of our dogs
Historical Paradise in Virginia
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | September 8, 2012
Virginia’s soil was literally soaked with the blood and sweat of so many famous and ordinary Americans who have shaped who we are as a nation
Movie Review: Last Ounce of Courage
By Joseph Harris | September 5, 2012
A Story of Family, Faith and Freedom
Demystifying the Pomp and Circumstance of Wine Service
By David White | September 4, 2012
The best way to avoid ordering a wine you won't like
Bikes, Gyp, and “Little Johnny”
By Dub and Deb | September 3, 2012
Bikes, catahoula leopard curs, humor, jokes
New labeling regulations for food allergens in Canada
By News on the Net | September 3, 2012
The new food labeling
Chasing Sovereignty
By News on the Net | August 29, 2012
A novel by John Treadwell Dunbar
You Can’t Judge a Book by Its Cover
By Dub and Deb | August 28, 2012
“Ole Bob”
The Canadian Academy of Osteopathy is growing!
By Guest Column Paulina W. Kalisz | August 27, 2012
An in-depth and comprehensive understanding of body mechanics, human anatomy and physiology
An analysis of the religious factors that have informed and influenced Obama’s views on a wide range social and moral issues
Questions We’re Often Asked: Bromeliads
By Wes Porter | August 25, 2012
August gardening
Plantin Peas Next Week
By Dub and Deb | August 23, 2012
Garden preparation, gardening, greenhouse vegetables, raised bed gardening
Covering Lawns with Decks and Patios Increases Flooding
By Wes Porter | August 21, 2012
August gardening: Turf is an environmental plus.
Heavenly Chocolate Chiffon Pie
By News on the Net | August 21, 2012
The Summer Party Dessert
In Praise of Originality and Strangeness
By David White | August 21, 2012
"Winemaking isn't Rocket Science,"
Ah…Blind Dates and an “Over the Hill” Single Man
By Dub and Deb | August 21, 2012
Aging, Family, Friends, Laughing, Life, Loved ones, Memories
Scientists Find ‘Miracle Molecule’ In Red Wine, Blueberries
By News on the Net | August 21, 2012
A person would have to drink at least a bottle of wine compared to only a handful of fruit to get the same amount.
Darwin’s Gooseberries
By Wes Porter | August 20, 2012
August gardening
Serendipitous Journey
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | August 19, 2012
Shrine of the quintessential American sport and President William McKinley’s tomb
Threatwatch: West Nile – what is the actual risk?
By News on the Net | August 19, 2012
Dengue, chikungunya and tick-borne encephalitis, could start booming as well.
Cereus giganteus, the Saguaro Cactus
By Wes Porter | August 18, 2012
August gardening: “Cactus rustlers”
YouDrive@Porsche event at Silverstone

