Opinion & Reviews

In July, sunlight drifts into the late evening hours, hovering like foam atop an undulating tide of rocky hills and heathered pastures. Stones appear textured like fawn colored velvet. Deep greens lighten to mint beneath the gloaming of early July. Changing light mystifies the

Years ago, I shared a story I ran across researching the influence of the druids in early celtic life. The druids were an essential part of early communities throughout Ireland and Western Europe. Their wisdom and insight were called upon to settle disputes, make alliances, heal the sick and maintain harmony in these pre-Christian communities.

Her life came to an appalling end on the evening of Saturday, May 8, 1994, when their home was attacked. On that evening, a volley of automatic gunfire was launched through the window of the home, killing Roseanne as she was watching television. Thirty-two years on, no one has been charged, indicted, or convicted in her murder.

We were delighted back then (October 8th, 2024) to host such a significant and previously unseen milestones in the Irish fight for freedom. We have been blessed by God and country to help our community, both in perspective and in person, through volunteerism, and through financial support of more than $245,000 in donations to local and national charities since

At first glance, peptides sound impressive. They are often marketed as “natural signaling molecules” that tell the body to heal, repair, regenerate, or perform better. That language sounds scientific. It sounds advanced. It sounds safer than anabolic steroids or traditional medications. But this is exactly why the peptide trend deserves serious caution.