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Want to change your life? Work on your breathing!

Want to change your life? Work on your breathing!

By Hallie Sikes • Many people will begin the new year with grand resolutions for exercise, healthy eating or other major lifestyle changes. As a physical therapist of 14 years, I think all of those are great ideas. Sometimes people succeed in carrying through with...

Review: Come for the photos, stay for the information

Review: Come for the photos, stay for the information

By Bob Tedder • Metro Books, a New York publishing firm under the rubric of Visual Reference Guides, produces a series of informative books whose titles cover a wide range of subject matter. Each book explores one topic in succinct but comprehensive detail using a...

Review: An autobiography via magazine articles

Review: An autobiography via magazine articles

By Bob Tedder • If you’re not particularly peculiar about a book’s format, reading a volume consisting of interviews plucked from print periodicals doesn’t sound odd at all. On the other hand, if you’re one of those peculiar folks whose reading  consists only of...

‘Jingle Bells’ localized

‘Jingle Bells’ localized

Mark Scott, executive director of Market MontGOmery Chamber & Tourism, was channeling “Weird Al” Yankovic this week and came up with a couple of localized versions of Christmas classics. Here's Mark's version of "Jingle Bells": Jingle Bells, OHV Trails Driving...

Review: History book provides creative time machine

Review: History book provides creative time machine

By Bob Tedder • History books may justifiably be called time machines. From a subject matter standpoint, “Moyers: Report From Philadelphia: The Constitutional Convention of 1787” certainly fits this description. Furthermore, its publication date, 1987, warrants a...

And it’s not even winter yet!

And it’s not even winter yet!

By Mark Scott, executive director of Market MontGOmery Chamber & Tourism • Most of Montgomery County dodged a bullet with the recent winter storm, but it was a serious event for those who did lose power, had a wreck or downed trees that caused damage to homes or...

Making memories in Mt. Gilead

Making memories in Mt. Gilead

By Mark Scott, executive director of Market MontGOmery Chamber & Tourism • Touch a hot stove and the result is forever etched in your memory. See a particularly beautiful sunset and you’ll remember it forever. Smell a skunk and you’ll never forget it. You can...

Review: A play that should be both seen and read

Review: A play that should be both seen and read

By Bob Tedder • While recently rummaging around in a Norton Edition of Classical Literature I came across excerpts from many old and ancient friends. The Greeks, in particular, were quite familiar, evoking many enjoyable memories spent with Homer and the guys. OK, OK,...