The year 2010 was not that long ago, but long enough that I was thinking there are some things that 2010 Diane would not understand about 2020 Diane’s life.

One place that will always be near and dear to my heart is the state of Wyoming. There’s something about the rugged terrain, snowy peaks and pine trees that calls to me.

When I was asked to be a contributor to the Norfolk Senior Center's new column "Senior Moments," I thought, "How hard can that be? My life is a series of senior moments. However, once I sat down at my computer to put a few thoughts in writing, I realized that this may be more challenging tha…

Rats can drive cars. Not your car or my car. (Their legs really wouldn’t reach the pedals, after all.) Rather, researchers have created tiny cars just for their lab rats and certain experiments and have taught the little critters how to drive.

Though there aren’t a lot of things to do when the weather is frigid cold, something you can always do no matter what it’s like outside is to make plans.

With 35 of the Pulitzer Prize winners of fiction remaining for me to read, I’m getting closer to completing my goal of reading them all. I just finished reading the 1962 winner, “The Edge of Sadness,” by Edwin O’Connor. It was a pleasant read but also a bit of an undertaking for a few reasons.

Rats can drive cars. Not your car or my car. (Their legs really wouldn’t reach the pedals, after all.) Rather, researchers have created tiny cars just for their lab rats and certain experiments and have taught the little critters how to drive.

The Norfolk Arts Center (NAC) kicks off its major events calendar with Soup ‘R Art on Jan. 26. Soup ‘R Art has become a tradition that celebrates the arts while serving as a major fundraiser for the NAC. This will be the 11th year for the event that combines visual, performing and culinary a…

I stood on the sidewalk outside our house on a recent beautiful winter evening looking at the deep black sky, trying, for the millionth time, to decipher what stars made up which constellation.

Rats can drive cars. Not your car or my car. (Their legs really wouldn’t reach the pedals, after all.) Rather, researchers have created tiny cars just for their lab rats and certain experiments and have taught the little critters how to drive.

Here we are at the very beginning of the year 2020 with 366 reading days (it’s a leap year) stretched out before us. The only new year’s resolution I make centers around books, both the quantity and the quality of those I plan to read over the span of a year.

Rats can drive cars. Not your car or my car. (Their legs really wouldn’t reach the pedals, after all.) Rather, researchers have created tiny cars just for their lab rats and certain experiments and have taught the little critters how to drive.

There’s a saying my grandma used to have. “It doesn’t matter if you win or lose, it’s how you play the game.” Never were those words more true than after a difficult deer season.