Many people dread Monday mornings. Monday is the beginning of the work week for many, after at least a partial weekend rest from the duties of the previous week.
This past Monday began in the early hours of the morning at my house with a terrific and frightening wind and rain storm. The storm was all the more interesting as it occurred after a few days of warm, unseasonably early spring weather. The storm not only made Monday more challenging, it also ushered in an unpleasant cold spell.

My mom isn’t the only wolf lady that I know. Recently I had the pleasure of meeting another one: Manuela.

Some patients are not good candidates for some types of chiropractic care treatments. For example, if you have cauda equina syndrome (a condition in which you lose control of your bowel/bladder with an accompanying intervertebral disc injury), then you will need immediate medical care as this is something that cannot be treated by your chiropractor.

In addition, if your chiropractor finds that you have advanced loss of strength, sensation, reflexes, and other unusual neurological findings, then he or she will refer you to a spine surgeon.

Even with a cold front on the way, we are still so excited to see signs of Spring popping up at Norris Dam State Park! This year we have a multitude of fun events planned to get rid of the cabin fever.
You can register for these events at our website, https://tnstateparks.com/parks/events/norris-dam/#/?park=norris-dam

Union County is gearing up for a full day of cars, chrome, horsepower and hometown history as the Thunder Road Car Show and Swap Meet rolls into Wilson Park and Union County High School on Saturday, March 21, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., rain or shine.

The Aspire in Clinton is a privately funded public park on over 370 acres of diverse, beautiful landscapes. There are over 22 miles of biking/hiking trails, a kayak dock and kayak rental, golfing, a Service and Sacrifice Monument, and a quite good restaurant. Included in the Aspire is the Adventure Playground at Aspire. There are color-coded zones tailored for toddlers, preschoolers, and older kids.

All Veterans and their family and friends are invited to come shoot the breeze at the American Legion New Liberty Post 212, 140 Veterans St, on Thursday, March 19, from 3:00 to 7:00. This Open House in the downstairs meeting room is a perfect opportunity to catch up, share stories, see old friends, and meet new ones.

The American Legion Post 212 Food Pantry is stocked with frozen chicken, canned goods, and dry goods, all available during the Open House. Any Veteran, family of a Veteran, or anyone in need: c’mon down and get some food to take home!

If attendance at the Union County Farmers’ Market Vendor Meeting and Chili Cookoff was any indication, the 2026 Farmers’ Market will be fantastic! Over 50 vendors were in attendance, many had participated in the Market before, but several were brand new. Seven pots of delicious chili were in competition. Jodie Moore took first place for the best-ever chili. Running a close second and third were Dave Trandum and Bobby Nelson!

Shred the cheese. Transfer to a bowl. Add cream cheese, W. sauce, vinegar, pepper, garlic powder and cayenne. Beat at low speed until blended. Drain pimientos, reserving 2 tablespoons juice. Stir in pimientos and reserved juice. Serve with crackers and vegetables. Makes 2 3/4 cups.

If you read my article: “Orange Angel,” then you know a couple of things about me: I love to cross stitch and I love to give Christmas gifts that are unique to each person. A few years ago, I found a cross stitch pattern that would be an absolutely perfect one for the wolf lady.