McEldowney Madness in Winchester!

Legacy Grove is wel­com­ing spring with a full month of community‑centered events, from stargaz­ing and sci­ence activ­i­ties to vol­un­teer plant­i­ng days and sus­tain­able fash­ion. The sea­son opened with a Star Party fea­tur­ing the Pinnacles Astronomy Club and the Clark County Public Library, fol­lowed by hands‑on pro­grams like Rockets in Winchester and Blooming Buddies. Volunteers also plant­ed new peren­ni­als that will bright­en the park by sum­mer. April’s biggest cel­e­bra­tion — Earth Day — returns with free... 

Drawing on the famil­iar wis­dom of “you reap what you sow,” this essay explores how the ener­gy we invest in oth­ers shapes the lives we ulti­mate­ly har­vest. Some peo­ple cul­ti­vate kind­ness, friend­ship, and com­mu­ni­ty, weath­er­ing life’s storms with grace. Others nur­ture grudges, sus­pi­cion, and hurt, cre­at­ing a self-ful­fill­ing cycle of dis­ap­point­ment and iso­la­tion. Through vivid gar­den imagery, the piece argues that while we all encounter weeds and storms, we choose what grows in our personal... 

Early spring around these parts still brings bone-deep cold morn­ings. It’s dark after break­fast. The trees are start­ing to green up, but brown dom­i­nates. Cows steam in the fields, and the creek on my prop­er­ty runs clear­er than at any oth­er time of year. And if the sun does shine, it’s usu­al­ly hand in hand with wind gusts that send you back in the house. This is not the bit­ter, pun­ish­ing win­ter of March, nor... 

This is the next record­ing in my Neil Young line­up. It’s pret­ty good. Give it a lis­ten, I think you’ll like it. All tracks are writ­ten by Neil Young.