A Man’s Word
There are a few things a man can lose and still recover. Money can be made again. A job can […]
There are a few things a man can lose and still recover. Money can be made again. A job can […]
I spent four and a half hours with Bill Thomas, and I left knowing I had only heard the beginning.
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STILL STANDING The Scott Carlson Story The first thing you notice about Scott Carlson is that he still carries himself
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The Signature We Leave By the time this issue reaches your hands, Independence Day will be just around the corner.
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In Kendall County, people don’t hand out respect easily. They’ll notice talent. They’ll show up on a Friday night and
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There’s a certain kind of lie a man tells himself that doesn’t sound like a lie at all. It sounds
If you spend enough time around Kendall County, you start to notice something. The things we’re proud of didn’t happen
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No one writes headlines about the countless ordinary decisions where someone quietly insisted on doing things the right way. There
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Published in 2011, the late John Eddie Vogt’s book, Witches, Bitches, and Other Small Town Folks, brings to life the
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“If I can go home at the end of the day doing 51 percent more good than bad, I am
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