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Posted by The Analyst | 15 February 2020 | Politics
Davenport ministry wants to help offer second chances

The first thing the Rev. Tom Thomas will tell you is he's a felon who understands the struggles of addiction. The second thing he will tell you is how important … Click to Continue »

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Posted by The Analyst | 15 February 2020 | Politics
Nebraska couple takes a risk, starts rare lavender farm

Sleepy Bees Lavender Farm northeast of Cortland is one of only two lavender farms in Nebraska. Owners Jerry and Holly McCabe said they moved to the 21-acre farm in 2016 … Click to Continue »

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Posted by The Analyst | 15 February 2020 | Politics
New Salem sheep rancher is dyed in the wool

Joana Friesz is busy this time of year. From late January to early February, lambing is underway for the New Salem area rancher and her family. Friesz knows her stuff. … Click to Continue »

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Posted by The Analyst | 15 February 2020 | Politics
Should locals forfeit rural ways to address city flooding?

Hunter Tynes says he's looking for a third donkey to run with the 35 head of cattle on his 100 acres off a lonely stretch of highway in western St. … Click to Continue »

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Posted by The Analyst | 15 February 2020 | Politics
Alabama ‘Idol’ hopeful: Auditions were life-changing

Alabama's Douglas Kiker, who'll be featured in the season premiere of “American Idol,” has the perfect Cinderella story: Until recently, the only singing he did was in the shower. “I … Click to Continue »

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Posted by The Analyst | 15 February 2020 | Politics
1st woman to lead DNR’s wildlife division `grew up at DNR’

Amanda Wuestefeld wanted more than to be Indiana's first female Fish & Wildlife director — she wanted to change the division. That's what the two-decade veteran of the agency remembers … Click to Continue »

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Posted by The Analyst | 15 February 2020 | Politics
South Bend teacher keeps art of traditional weaving alive

Melvenea Hodges knows that many African-Americans who migrated to northern cities like South Bend did so to get away from the cotton boll and what it represented. Generations of our … Click to Continue »

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