Thursday, March 29, 2007
Kirsten Beachy
Kirsten Beachy holds an MFA in Fiction from West Virginia University. Her nonfiction appears in Dreamseeker, and she writes and edits for eightyone in Harrisonburg, VA. Her inspirations are her husband Jason and four backyard chickens.
“MARTYRS & CHICKENS,” a free writers read event featuring Kirsten Beachy, will be held at 8 p.m. on April 12 at the Common Grounds Coffeehouse on the EMU campus.
Fourth Place Winner in the Flash Fiction Contest: Click here to read, Cinderella Manuvers, by Kirsten Beachy
Wednesday, March 28, 2007
Leo Beachy March 24 1874 - 1927
Leo J Beachy changed careers giving up teaching at the age of 31 for the impromptu days of a photographer. When he died in 1927, at age 35, his extraordinary pictures seemed to die with him. But over the past 15 years several thousand have been discovered, illuminating an error of humor and wonder once again. To visit the web site where Leo's pictures are posted click here.
Friday, March 16, 2007
Roger Peachey
Crash closes Route 45. Mr. Oliveri jerked the wheel to the right, police said, striking the back of Mr. Peachey's minivan and then crashing into a utility pole, which broke in half but stayed upright because it was supported by several intact wires. Complete story.
Monday, March 12, 2007
Brian L. Beachy
Brian showed his boat at the boat show in Depoe Bay Oregon. I tryed to call him on the phone, the recording said the phone was no longer in service.
It looks like a labor of love to hand craft a boat of such beauty. Anyone know where Brian lives? Let me know, maybe he is building another boat?
Freeman Beachy - Pinecraft FL
Rebecca Malbry credit for picture & article.
It's a home away from home, says Freeman Beachy of Arthur. Beachy first saw Pinecraft as a teenager in the '50s. He and his wife, Bertha, took occasional vacations there, and then about 12 years ago they built a small "spec" home. Bertha liked it so well they decided to keep it, and now spend five months a year there.
For more information about Pinecraft click. Sounds like a great winter hangout.
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