HOUSE Ishowed a young person my column last week, and when she got to the bottom of the page, she asked, “Where is the rest of it?” I realized she didn’t understand how to read the “jump line” at the bottom of the column. It’s easy to laugh. But then I realized there are now at least two generations...

The Comfort Historical Society’s “Book of Favorite Recipes” contains more than recipes. It preserves a way of life. One such contribution came from Paula Tonie Ingenhuett, a lifelong resident of Comfort and the daughter of a prominent businessman and banker. She spent much of her life maintaining he...

It is easy, and often reductive, to say that a film does not work without one key actor or performer doing something specific to make the narrative function. Whether it is a part written for a particular person or a performance that elevates the material as a whole, casting can make or break the qua...

AMrs. Chester Faltin submitted her Broccoli Ring recipe to the 1982 edition of “A Book of Favorite Recipes” compiled by the members of the Comfort His...

Cinematic Considerations For many cinephiles, Paul Thomas Anderson — the mind behind “Boogie Nights” and “The Master” as well as his masterpiece oil d...

The Optimist Club of Fredericksburg and Optimist International are sponsoring an oratorical contest, and area students are invited to participate. All...