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If you could, would you disappear? Have you ever thought about where you would go or what you would do?

Thursday afternoon I was given the opportunity to participate in the Bennettsville National Day of Prayer service.

Recently, I learned of two very interesting stories that I feel highlight, from the perspective of survival and science, the very true adage: “Never solve a temporary problem with a permanent solution.”

Understandably, not everyone is a nerd like me and does not voluntarily devote entirely too much time to analyzing the people around them, looking for what makes them tick.

While scrolling online, I came across a meme the other day and as the saying goes on social media — I felt the words in my soul.

First there were three, then five, now eight missing top UFO scientists—and it’s not just this news that has conspiracy theorists reaching for their tin foil hats—there have also been mysterious sounds and lights in our night sky. Not to mention President Trump has ordered full alien disclosure and former…

The Bible says the love of money is the root of all evil and the Beatles claim you can’t buy their love, so just what does it mean to be like King Solomon with hordes of gold lying at your feet? Most of us will never experience the world looking…

Being a 90s girl who loves movies and books, I first learned of Sylvia Plath’s The Bell Jar through hearing it mentioned by Julia Stiles character in the movie Ten Things I Hate About You, which is not only an awesome teen movie, but is loosely based on Shakespeare’s Taming…

This Women’s History Month I would like to honor a woman who has left an immeasurable impression on me; my mother-in-law Mrs. Mary “Lou” Louise Monica.

I’m sure many of you have noticed, as I have, our social media feeds flooded with the images of everyone we know and even plates of food being treated to an AI glow up.