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The New Year.   
Everyone has a new year's resolution.  Our town though just keeps grinding on.  Life is like a river.  You can have high tide or low but it keeps going.   And the quality of life; it is amazing when you look around and see what's happening.  

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It's New Year's Eve at the Gas & Grill.  A terrible snowstorm is bearing down on the area.  The lights go out all over town.  A desperate man stumbles in the door ...

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Our town is decorated and everyone is getting ready for Christmas.
  What happens when the kids have a great idea and want to surprise the whole town?    
  It's going to take hard work but they can do it.  

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After Thanksgiving blues.....NO WAY!  There's lots going on in our town.  In fact, it's one of the busiest times of the year: fights at the town hall, construction rush before the snow falls, Christmas lists to make, etc., etc., etc.  Oh, and some shady goings on too.

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In our town, there is always something to do.   Fall is no exception.  It's the little things that add up to a lot if you don't do it now before the snow flies.

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The weather is changing.  Harvest is in the air.  Our expectations are high and energy is flowing.   Brett gets a letter from home.

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The Corn Show is over.  There's nothing left to see but the clean-up crew doing their job, however,  there is some news, especially about the visitor from Chicago.

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Summer Doldrums is a short time between planting and harvest.  What time would be better than for a Country Dog Show?  Who's dog would get the first prize?   Everyone got involved - even Sid.

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Not much going on this week till the Department of Transportation showed up to do a project on Main street.    We were on TV waving and shouting encouragement.   We're OK.  The firemen have left.

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Maggie the cat; what can I say.   Cats are a special thing in our town, especially Maggie who was never domesticated but decided to become part of our family anyway.    Her adventure -- going to the vets, is one of the stories of our town narrated in NO JUNK MAIL.