I would pay to hear Khadevis Robinson speak, to discover how life beckons at certain moments, to learn how he exorcised those demons from 2000 and 2008, to better understand his view that the past is gone and the future doesn’t exist and the only choice we have is to live in the moment.
To help struggling students, this school is giving Monopoly a chance. Rather, Hendersonopoly. Newton Elementary School, 571 Greenway Road, is creating a hyperlocal version of the popular board game using Henderson businesses, officials and patrons to fill its board.
A Mediterranean breakfast is a nice break from the more traditional breakfasts to which we have become accustomed.
At 22, Sarah Frances Johnston has found her calling as a singer. “It is what I believe God has called me to do,” Johnston said. “So for the rest of my life, I’ll sing.”
I strongly object to having to log in with Facebook in order to comment on Steven Kalas’ column. We used to have some interesting discussions from the readers and people could type in anonymously. Now, one has to use their last name.
Henderson-based catering company Masterpiece Cuisine is celebrating its five-year anniversary this August.
