Last summer, I ventured with the Covenant at Sugar Grove youth group, ELEVATE, down to the Dominican Republic in Central American, where we partnered with SCORE International to serve and minister to the community of…
One may not think of the cello when thinking of pop or R&B, but in 28-year-old Kelsey Lu’s debut album “Blood,” the cellist and singer/songwriter weaves the instruments’ melancholic voice between her heavily symbolic lyrics…
The outside might be your fantasy scene for your big day yet there are a couple of things you have to remember when arranging your shoreline dream or backwoods gathering. Climate, lighting, sound and clothing…
Warning: This article contains strong language On Saturday, May 25, the Honorable Sacred Knights (HSK), a Madison, Indiana-based faction of the Ku Klux Klan, descended upon our city with the intent to spread their message…
It would be an understatement to claim that Dayton experienced a rough Memorial Day weekend. The weekend’s storms that ravaged the area served as an exclamation point on a trying time for the entire community….
After facing a hateful demonstration by members of the KKK and at least 15 tornadoes destroying homes and businesses, Dayton needed a reason to raise their heads up. Citizens gathered together to celebrate what makes…