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  • Jeff’s Playlist: Dire Straits
    Jeff’s Playlist: Dire Straits

    I first heard this album in late 1978 when I walked into an indie record shop in Hoptown. I don’t remem­ber which song I heard them play­ing but to me, it sound­ed like a new Dylan release. When they told me who it was, I couldn’t believe this was some English band called Dire Straits.…

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  • Death in the trenches — part 2
    Death in the trenches — part 2

    This is part two of a four-part series. [Read part one] Danny and Artie sat under the inad­e­quate cov­er of the tent canopy and ate unen­thu­si­as­ti­cal­ly at the bit of bul­ly beef offered up by the field kitchen. Their hot tea, which had been ladled into met­al cups, was no longer hot and was becom­ing…

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  • An interview with Judge Branham
    An interview with Judge Branham

    Chuck Witt met with Clark County Judge/Executive Henry Branham ear­ly on November 15th for an exclu­sive inter­view for WinCity News & Views. Judge Branham was already busy at the begin­ning of the day, prepar­ing doc­u­ments for the next Fiscal Court meeting. CW: Good morn­ing, Judge. Thanks for your time for the inter­view. First ques­tion: How…

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  • Soft light on the creek
    Soft light on the creek

    With a startled squawk The great blue heron takes flight I now sit alone.

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  • Shop local on Nov. 27
    Shop local on Nov. 27

    I’ve writ­ten much in the past about the impor­tance of spend­ing our hard-earned mon­ey local­ly. Dollars invest­ed in local busi­ness­es help sup­port our neigh­bors, our first respon­ders, our schools, and our phys­i­cal infrastructure.  Small Business Saturday is com­ing up on November 27th. While shop­ping local­ly is always a good idea, the hol­i­day sea­son presents oppor­tu­ni­ties…

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  • Death in the Trenches
    Death in the Trenches

    This is the first of four install­ments of this ser­i­al sto­ry. Check back on Thursday for part two. “Blimey, will this war nev­er end?” The ques­tion came from Danny Cross, a British lance cor­po­ral, as he tried des­per­ate­ly to light a sod­den cig­a­rette and sat par­tial­ly sub­merged in mud­dy water at the bot­tom of a trench at…

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