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In our town, news travels fast.  There is a newspaper in the nearby town of Bloomfield, but it only comes out once a week and most times is way behind the news.  Besides that, it hardly ever tells the whole story.  This week's letter to Brett fills in some of the gaps; the wreck, the fire, the Pavillion, and more.

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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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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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Going to war is serious business.   The line between youngster and man is sometimes not clear and then there are surprising circumstances to deal with.  In a different era, a different time, Max lays it on the line.

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The County Fair.  We go every year - never miss.  This year we asked Ol Ed which Fair was the best in his experience.   

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Only in small towns do you get the magic mix of unlicensed radio stations, neighborhood banter, and a sheriff showing up before the last lawn mower is sold.

Thanks to Eve Bailey Media

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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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Joe and Ellen are leaving for better jobs.   It leaves a hole in the family and community that we all feel.  

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A midnight ride, a surprise, then disaster; 
 all told at the famous Gas & Grill.

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The 4th of July is a special time in our town. Grampa Jim's letter to Brett in Afghanistan brings back memories from generations ago. It describes our lives in peace because of the selfless dedication of those who serve in the services. God bless our soldiers.