Editorials By JoEllen McNeal JoEllen puts pen to paper to write for many of the newsletters. Her editorials are insightful and timely. Editorials for 2010 A Year of Possibilities January/February 2010 March is Women’s History Month March/April 2010 Honoring Mothers May/June
Editorials 2011
Editorials for 2011 Editorials provided by contributing members of WRC. When I Grow Up I Want to Be January/February 2011 Are you yearning for a hint of spring? March/April 2011 Spring 2011 May/June 2011 Fall 2011 September/October 2011 November/December 2011
Editorials 2013
Editorials for 2013 Editorials provided by contributing members of WRC. January/February 2013 Spring 2013 Fall 2013 Guest Editorial January/February 2013 – REFLECTIONS ON A RESOLUTION “No pills, injections, liquids, operations or magic. No fuss, only simple changes – small
Editorials 2012
Editorials for 2012 Editorials provided by contributing members of WRC. November/December 2012 Editorial September/October 2012 Editorial March/April 2012 Happy New Year! January/February 2012 Editorial November/December 2012 – Thinking Longer Term The warming climate – producing ever increasing wildfires, tornadoes, drought,
Editorials 2014
Editorials for 2014 Editorials provided by contributing members of WRC. January/February/March 2014 Guest Editorial January/February 2014 By Barbara Way, FRWRC President I was recently asked to talk about the Front Royal Women’s Resource Center, which made me sit down and
Voices 2010
Voices of Valley Women 2010 The following poem was written by Carol after the death of Charlie Atwood‚ beloved husband of Paula and treasured friend to many in our community. A Walk With Charlie He flew through the trees white
Voices 2011
Voices of Valley Women 2011 A Breast Story As I lie on the gurney I look at the call button – I need to push that. What am I doing? I can’t have my breast removed. No‚ No‚ you have
Voices 2013
Voices of Valley Women 2013 The Beach is My Home Small and insignificantIt was a shining surface that caught my eye.A rock so polished with the sun’s enhancementI knelt to pick it up. How quickly the comparison came to mindWe
Voices 2012
Voices of Valley Women 2012 Summer’s End Blossoms dried on the little rose bush but then a bud appeared and I watched and waited for it to bloom. Yet the morning of its opening it disappeared along with the tomatoes,
Voices 2014
Voices of Valley Women 2014 Intersection By Leslie Fiddler The big old sedan’s original yellow paint has faded to dirty white. There’s rust in the body, not much considering its age. Two large boxes of groceries sit on the back