Spinach Pesto Pasta By Kaitlynn Garrett We probably all know that foods that are green are good for us. We also probably think the main way to do that is through eating salads. Not that I have anything against salads, but after a while they can sometimes get a little boring. Another way people tend […]
Picture of the Day: War veteran runs with flag in Benton and across the state during pandemic
See MySaline’s “Picture of the Day” and browse the archive at mysaline.com/picture. To submit a picture, email it to [email protected]! Today’s picture is from Kerrie Woods. She saw Nathaniel Thomas running on Military Road in Benton this Saturday morning, October 3rd, 2020, with a large American flag, waving and saluting. Mr. Thomas is a veteran […]
Picture of the Day: Farm on Highway 67
MySaline started posting a “Picture of the Day” on our social media, but we thought it would be a good idea to put it on the website too, so followers can search the archive. If you want to submit a picture, email it to [email protected]! You can also browse the Picture of the Day archives […]
Great indulgent fantasy material! – Krystle reviews Air Awakens
Book: Air Awakens Author: Elise Kova My Rating: 5 magical stars It’s been a minute since I’ve read a good fantasy series. A friend recommended Air Awakens to me and didn’t tell me much about it. So, I went in with no idea what to expect, and man was I happily surprised! Not only was […]
Built to Battle – We can rejoice even while homeschooling with a toddler
Homeschooling an 8-year-old with an 18-month old is like trying to teach a crowd of boys how to knit while wrestling an octopus. I can’t knit. And I’ve never held an octopus. Perhaps it’s why I can feel so ill equipped at rightly doing this new thing of homeschool and raising a toddler. Motherhood is […]
Common Man Episode 4 – Brent writes on Ron Meyer, the editorial cartoonist
I don’t know about you, but I think this world needs more legends. Many of you will remember one of my personal favorites. If his name is mentioned, smiles and stories will be shared. Some will be funny. Some will be touching. Yet, after the dust of our reminiscence clears the far reaches of our […]
Picture of the Day: Jack Skellington in Downtown Benton’s Spook City
MySaline started posting a “Picture of the Day” on our social media, but we thought it would be a good idea to put it on the website too, so followers can search the archive. If you want to submit a picture, email it to [email protected]! You can also browse the Picture of the Day archives […]
In this week’s Bite Out of Life, Kaitlynn makes Mango Tofu Tacos
Plant-Based Perfection – Mango Tofu Tacos By Kaitlynn Garrett Have you ever thought about what it would be like to try switching up your eating habits? Have you ever walked down the plant-based aisles in a grocery store and looked at all the options that mimicked your favorite meat and dairy products? If you’re anything […]
Steve & Lisa’s Fishing Report – 092820
Steve & Lisa Spencer give tips and conditions for local fishing holes in Saline County in this column. See more info about Steve and Lisa at the end. Saline River – A few walleye have been caught especially on brooder minnows. But have had a few reports of one or two being caught off of […]
Written by a local resident who took his words of wisdom and turned them into a book – Krystle reviews Save the Last Cookie For Someone Else
Book: Save the Last Cookie For Someone Else Author: Richard McKeown My Rating: 5 Cookies Richard McKeown is a local resident who took his words of wisdom and turned them into a book. If you ask him why, he would tell you it began as jotting down life lessons to refer to later, but it […]
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