Thinking back to the early 70s, I recall the excitement I felt as my mother’s station wagon bumped down the unpaved road from Hwy 117 to the cottage on Lake Lahusage where we spent many summer weekends. Martha Ann and Sanford » Read More
How does Medicare Supplement Insurance (Medigap) work? The costs that Medigaps cover include deductibles, coinsurance amounts, and copays that your Original Medicare does not cover. For example, a Medigap pays for your Part B coinsurance charges, meaning that it will pay » Read More
The American Legion Post 215 plans a revitalization over the coming months, not only in the form of membership renewal, but also facility improvement and additional communications aimed at providing critical information to veterans. We are welcoming existing members to renew, » Read More
Your favorite community newspaper now has a live mascot! If you attended the Groundhog Day Community Celebration last month, you saw the debut of our new mascot. Kids and adults alike loved dancing and interacting with the life-sized critter. The mascot » Read More
…but the bright and happy sounds of the ukulele help push those dark clouds a little farther away. Anyone reading this article right now knows life can be hard at times. Sometimes we must accept a new reality; even so, there » Read More
This month’s volunteer spotlight shines on Paul Howell of Mentone. A retired attorney originally from Orlando, Paul and his wife, Charlette, moved here in 2017 from Atlanta. Paul was nominated by a reader for his tireless work in service to the » Read More
Hiroya Tsukamoto Arts in Education Concert March 1 We begin the month of March with a special concert at the Chuck Sennett Center for the Arts. Russell Gulley is bringing internationally acclaimed guitarist Hiroya Tsukamoto back to Mentone as » Read More
First Fridays in Mentone The Little River Arts Council is excited to introduce First Fridays, a monthly celebration of art, music, and community in Mentone! Beginning May 2 and continuing through November 7, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., the shops » Read More
Do poems stir your soul? Does a well-turned line warm your heart? Would you like to learn more about reading and appreciating poetry? Moon Lake Library will host a get-acquainted meeting on March 6 at 3 p.m. for those interested in » Read More
The internet, as it has grown in popularity as a source of information, has at the same time become home to conspiracy theories, misinformation, and disinformation. In an environment where there is so much information, it’s worthwhile to question how » Read More