Columnists 20/25

'If a man doesn't work, neither should he eat': When helping hurts [part 3 of 3]

Tim Kidwell

5 min read

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'If a man doesn't work, neither should he eat': When helping hurts [part 3 of 3]

This is not always true, especially among many of those who have come to exist by relying upon the goodwill of others.

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Yesteryear Echoes: A Father's Day tribute to 'Father Osmond,' a father's father

Gary J. Groman

3 min read

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Yesteryear Echoes: A Father's Day tribute to 'Father Osmond,' a father's father

This timeless 2015 Father’s Day column proclaims a son’s love for his father and a father’s love for his children. Happy Father’s Day!...

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Been Thinkin' About...Shamans and farmers all

Joshua Heston

3 min read

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Been Thinkin' About...Shamans and farmers all

Where the Ozarks are, where they really are, is always up for argument by the pedantic and jealous.

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Dave Ramsey

2 min read

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Dave Says: This is way out of line

My two oldest brothers got together and made plans for a party without consulting the rest of us. They want everyone to chip in $1,000...

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Harmony in simplicity: Isn't one verse of 'The Star-Spangled Banner' enough?

Gary J. Groman

3 min read

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Harmony in simplicity: Isn't one verse of 'The Star-Spangled Banner' enough?

The national anthem of a country is a symbol of that country’s spirit, history and values.

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Jody Johnson Godfrey

3 min read

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Herbs from A to Z

Alecost has been widely grown since the medieval times in herb gardens until the 19th century and early 20th century for medical purposes.

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Heather Haygood

2 min read

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Love and Parenting

Understanding this is important because it allows us to recognize that love is not limited by our individual experiences or circumstances.

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Memories from the Homestead: William Driver opened the Shepherd of the Hills Homestead to the public

John Fullerton

3 min read

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Memories from the Homestead: William Driver opened the Shepherd of the Hills Homestead to the public

Thanks to Mr. Driver this property would become the tourist hotspot for all of The Shepherd of the Hills readers.

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Larry Dablemont

4 min read

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Outdoors with Larry Dablemont: An odd duck

Wood ducks are odd ducks, because they nest in hollow trees rather than in a marshy, reed-covered wetland habitat...

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Stock Market Insights: Consumer confidence –Optimism for now, concerns for the future

Dr. Richard Baker

3 min read

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Stock Market Insights: Consumer confidence –Optimism for now, concerns for the future

Consumer confidence numbers released Tuesday showed an unexpected improvement in U.S. consumer confidence in May...

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Reflections: Doing what needs to be done

Cynthia J. Thomas

2 min read

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Reflections: Doing what needs to be done

As part of his sermon, the minister shared the story of a man whose life was saved by the quick actions of a police officer.

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'If a man doesn't work, neither should he eat': When helping hurts [part 2 of 3]

Tim Kidwell

5 min read

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'If a man doesn't work, neither should he eat': When helping hurts [part 2 of 3]

There are circumstances when God requires that physical assistance be withheld.

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Train Up a Child: Helping children learn to earn

Pat Lamb

3 min read

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Train Up a Child: Helping children learn to earn

To develop the desire to earn, there are practices that must not be done as well as actions we should take.

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Memories from the Homestead: Missouri roots – 'The Cattle Call' and Tex Owens

John Fullerton

3 min read

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Memories from the Homestead: Missouri roots – 'The Cattle Call' and Tex Owens

A trio freight train yodel would become the sound that brought early popularity to the Sons of the Pioneers as they began a run in radio...

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Breakfast at Tiffany's: Vacation with God

Tiffany Gravett

2 min read

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Breakfast at Tiffany's: Vacation with God

Many people are out taking vacations - cruises, seeing national monuments, famous scenery, and some vacationing right here in Branson.

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Larry Dablemont

4 min read

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Outdoors with Larry Dablemont: The Presidents I remember

He was there dedicating a new hospital, and he bent over and told me my pants were unzipped!

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Been Thinkin' About...Side of mountain, end of day

Joshua Heston

2 min read

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Been Thinkin' About...Side of mountain, end of day

There is magic in the mountains. Magic at the end of day. And magic when souls come together.

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Cynthia J. Thomas

2 min read

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Reflections: Patience isn't passive

Often, he went to the piano to play and sing about “Let’s think of something to do while we’re waiting.”

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Dave Says...There's nothing passive about real estate

Dave Ramsey

2 min read

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Dave Says...There's nothing passive about real estate

Is it better to become completely debt-free at this point, or should we invest it so we can have even more money for retirement?

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Stock Market Insights: AI fuels utility sector's surprising surge

Dr. Richard Baker

3 min read

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Stock Market Insights: AI fuels utility sector's surprising surge

Energy is the key to the future, and power companies are starting to be significant players in the future of Artificial intelligence (AI).

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