by Cesca Janece Waterfield

When Ronald Mallet’s father died of a sudden heart attack, the 10-year-old lost his best friend. The boy plunged into sadness, and found escape in the pages of science fiction books. H.G. Wells’ The …

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by Cesca Janece Waterfield

In one brick building in the Fan, something big is happening. This neighborhood is made up mostly of galleries, restaurants, and schools. But the glassed-in front at 1719 W. Main Street houses a gleaming broadcasting console for Love …

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by Linda Pate

After the joy of Inauguration Day, we return to our daily work and there’s no denying that during these times we may experience some struggles. Recently, I have read several books making me aware of what truly matters in this world. We must be conscious of our environment …

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by Jaynee Sasso

The New Year has arrived and now is the time to chart your course for moving to the next level of prosperity. We all have a personal responsibility to bring about change in our financial lives. Change starts within …

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Carol Covell Trio (Jazz), Taella’s Bistro, Midlothian Station Shopping Center, 7 – 10 pm. Info, 378-4680

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