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Story by Laura Lehman Amstutz Assignments completed while in seminary often wind up stuffed into a box or placed in a file, but for Christine Nafziger, one of her seminary projects became a way to share her gifts in music and her knowledge of prayer with others. Nafziger, a 2006 Eastern Mennonite Seminary graduate originally…
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Column by David Cox As the political pendulum swings inexorably and (sooner or later) inevitably back towards the Democrats, I hope that we all have learned a few realities of life that tend to get forgotten, by one party, the other, or both.
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Story by Chris Graham Four years ago, Nancy Sorrells was the political outsider looking in at an uphill battle to win a seat on the Augusta County Board of Supervisors. Today Sorrells is the old pro – OK, not exactly.
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Bishop’s Mantle column by Jim Bishop “Somethin’s happenin’ here, What it is ain’t exactly clear …” – Buffalo Springfield (1967) These are times not unlike other times, not that I’ve lived in a previous century and can say this with surety, and in fact am thankful that I am living in the year of our…
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Column by David Cox As if you haven’t heard: The new traffic fees stink. Really bad. So bad, they need to be repealed. ASAP.
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Story by Chris Graham You don’t launch a magazine in a day. For Brad Jenkins, the launch of Shenandoah Living dates back several years. “This has kind of been something that I’ve been interested in since even being a student at James Madison University. I took a magazine-production class and kind of got interested in…
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Story by Chris Graham Tom Reynolds didn’t want to see the list of capital projects that Waynesboro City Council had been working on for several months pared down – but he knew what he had to do.
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Bishop’s Mantle column by Jim Bishop If confession is good for the soul, then what I’m about to publicly admit should do me a world of good:
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Column by Jim Bishop “Here we are . . . after all these years …” Ann Cochran warbles in her musical ode to a couple who’ve stuck together through thick and thin.
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Story by Chris Graham Maxine Hope Roles knows that she is facing an uphill battle in her 26th Senate District challenge to incumbent Republican Sen. Mark Obenshain.
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