We are continuing developement of various features on this site. A classified advertising system should be online tonight, June 24th. The Law & Justice - Haskell County section and Newborn Nursery sections will also come online tonight or tomorrow night, June 25th. Story and story lead submission forms will be added to the site as well. Help us out!  The newspapers who have been here a while rely on the information provided them to get their story leads. We are pursuing stories we know about, but we need your help discovering those stories yet to be told!

We definately appreciate your patience while we are completing this development phase of the site. We will continue to update content during our development as well.  Many ideas have come foward from our team, and users as well. Many of them are great ideas that we will likely pursue in the comming weeks.

Other exciting developments are happening as well, we have managed to get a local radio personality to help us with the entertainment section of our site. We are experimenting with different types of video software which will allow us to provide our own local video news. Our Reunion Days story will be the first to include video footage inside the story. Look for that very soon! We have most of the equipment required to produce great, professional quality video for the web, it simply requires experimentation to figure out the best way of presenting footage to our users.

A user forum will come online soon, allowing our users to interact with one another online as well. This will be a mostly open forum, moderators will be combing content to ensure that it stays civil. We hope that individuals can generally restrain themselves, so that we can focus more on content and development, not forum policing.

Hopefully we can develop a site that can potentially touch everyone's life in a new way. Enjoy, and God bless!

Adam Fann
Owner/Developer

By Adam Fann

The CDC confirms that antidepressant drugs are the most prescribed drugs in the United States. Many people know someone close to them that takes them. In the beginning, there was Prozac, first Approved by the FDA in December 1987. Now there is no less than 36 different varieties of antidepressant. When the intellectual property rights and patents wear off and generic versions become available, pharmaceuticals need new drugs to keep profits up.

We all see the marketing campaigns on television, “Depression hurts, Cymbalta can help.” Each new drug released is supposed to be better than the previous drug, and pharmaceuticals provide you with all the information you need to diagnose yourself, so you can give the right answers to your doctor and get a prescription for their drug.