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It’s a long way from Hillsboro to Hollywood. But Harry Bellaver found a way to carve a successful career on both the stage and screen. A Montgomery County native, Bellaver appeared in dozens … more
Editor’s Note: Navy veteran John Huber of Hillsboro shared these remarks as part of the Hillsboro Memorial Day ceremony on Monday, May 30. Good morning. I would like to thank you all for … more
My wife and I have lived in Litchfield for 12 years.   About five years ago I was forced into early retirement from a large corporation that outsourced my job to another country.  At … more
I am writing in response to the editorial cartoon which appeared on Monday, May 9, concerning the “pro-life” and “pro-choice” debate.  This cartoon serves no purpose … more
As I read Emily’s letter, I understand that many have believed what she said to be true, but when they turned to God’s holy word, the Bible, to see what He said, they repented. Within … more
The Judicial Act is an attempt to pack the court.  It would then be a political body. The constitution gave us the Supreme Court to protect us from the changes of political motivations, and … more
Welcome back to Imagine Hillsboro Checks In. If this is your first time joining us, welcome! This column features a bi-monthly update regarding all things Imagine Hillsboro. As mentioned in the … more
Pastor’s Note: Attached is this year’s Faith In Life essay that was selected to receive this year’s Hillsboro Ministerial Fellowship award.  It was written by Joplin Hartman. … more
In reply to Emily England’s letter, she wishes to push the progressive agenda by packing the Supreme Court.   The nine-person Supreme Court has been in existence for 153 years.  … more
The Constitution ensures “life,” liberty, and the pursuit of happiness! Our forefathers who wrote the Constitution would be rolling in their graves.  Nowhere in the Constitution … more
It was quite simply, “the best of times and the worst of times,” all at the same time. One year ago today was the worst day of my life. It was the day I lost my daughter Grace. May … more
At what age children should have access to technology is one of several hot button debates that have been floating around my social media feeds as of late.  It’s one that I generally … more
Planting season is here! Warm, dry weather finally found us and farmers have been busy with field work for the past week.  The long wait is over.  Not only is May planting season, but … more
Nowhere in the U.S. Constitution does it say that we have to have nine Supreme Court justices, nor would it require a constitutional amendment to add more seats. In fact, Congress has expanded the … more
Grandma used the moon signs  as a guide in planting. A good example of this practice was evidenced by Tom Dammann's planting in May of 1955. He planted corn on May 18 when she thought the sign … more
Back in the day, when HHS had a high school newspaper, The Preface, and I was fortunate (my perspective now that the experience is in my rear-view mirror) enough to be the sponsor of it and the … more
I went back to school this month, although not to further my own studies, but rather to join Charley and her pre-K class. She’s been asking me to go to school with her for weeks. Nearly … more
“How could you do this? How could you do this to me?” I bellow into the void. My voice is bitingly acidic as the accusation slices through the air. There is no reverence, only the … more
April showers bring May flowers and anxious farmers. The wet weather has kept farmers out of the fields and we are behind schedule for spring planting. Warm, dry days are needed if we plan on getting … more
As Americans, we have no king. We live in a representative democracy—a republic.  However, many Americans do, in fact, have a king in Jesus Christ.  We live in a kingdom with a single … more
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