Some of the world’s most fascinating places live in tension. Between languages. Between governments. Between religions, cuisines, ideologies, and identities. They are borderline towns living on the literal edge. Places where boundaries blur and travel doubles. I’ve long believed the best ...

This week Dr. Steve takes time to share answers to some of the questions he gets asked as a professional psychologist: Q. What inspired you to go into psychology and then provide mental health services? A. Even as a teenager, I was always helping other kids, mostly to learn skills in baseball ...

So, what happened next? To summarize, last week we left off where I had allowed a man claiming to be a hot tub repair technician into my backyard. After locking the doors, hiding a baseball bat under a blanket, and convincing myself I was probably overreacting, I went into my office to write ...

CENTRAL Ogden June 20 America 250- Community Art Show, Ogden Union Station, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. (June 20-Aug. 22, ogdencity.gov) R.A.M.P. Free Summer Movie: The Sword in the Stone, Peery’s Eygptain Theater, Noon/3 pm., (ogdenpet.com) Dumke Arts Plaza Silent Disco, Dumke Arts Plaza, 9-11 p.m. ...

Maybe it was the domestic goddess in me that took over or the fact Scout Camp is in less than a week and the safety pins I’ve been using to hold on my boys’ badges may not hold but I decided it was time to thread the needle and sew. This was a costly mistake. It was two days later, ...

Last weekend, Elder K. Brett Nattress, a General Authority Seventy in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, came to my stake for a stake conference. There were three meetings: a late Saturday afternoon leadership meeting, a Saturday evening adult meeting and a Sunday morning ...