Today's Opinions

Every day, 10,000 baby boomers turn 65 years old, and up to 85 percent of them are living with at least one serious illness.

That translates to millions of adults living with chronic diseases that may shorten their life expectancy and dramatically impact their quality of life.

Without a coordinated care plan, many patients are caught in the revolving door of emergency rooms and doctors’ offices, incurring millions of dollars in unnecessary health care costs, not to mention creating needless stress for both patients and their family caregivers.

Thousands roamed the street in Shelbyville Saturday, waiting to bask in the glow.

The city’s annual Celebration of Lights culminated with the pop of the holiday season’s red, green, orange and blue bulbs.

Downtown Shelbyville is now awash in color and Simpsonville will soon join this weekend, marking Shelby County as one of the first communities in the state to dive head first into the holidays.

Thanks for first responders’ event

I would like to thank Shelbyville First Baptist Church for putting on a great program for Shelby County.

Sept. 8-10 they had a complete program for first responders in Shelby County. This weekend was a fantastic experience not only for first responders but also for all citizens.