Yearly Archives: 2022

They say you gotta make hay when the sun shines. Around here, we make firewood, practice beekeeping, and do other outdoor chores.

If you’ve gone to the trouble and expense of getting a CCW permit, why leave your gun at home? It won’t do you any good there. Practice constant carry.

Although we have not heard as much about bird flu over the past week or two, egg shortages persist and prices are rising.

We looked for signs of the food shortage at Sam's Club but found only signs of intermittent supply chain disruptions.

A legally armed citizens saves multiple lives after a gunman opens fire on a high school graduation party.

Whether in a mass shooting on an isolated event, you have to be prepared to defend yourself and your family. Guns remain the best way to do so.

As our last frost date is behind us and temperatures rise, we "spring" into full speed, as do our bees and the plants in our garden beds.

Us against them, emotional thinking, and the inability of many to live and let live is contributing to the decay of society. Here's how to survive.

As a new wave of COVID-19 rolls through the U.S. and is expected to worsen. a few cases of Monkey Pox raise fears or another pandemic.

Rising interest rates are cutting into the rate of new home sales, which dropped 16.6 percent since last month, a sign we are in a recession.