Author: Across the Ridge

Observed the first Monday in September, Labor Day is an annual celebration of the social and economic achievements of American workers. The holiday is rooted in the late nineteenth

Step back in time to a day when the world pauses to the strum of a guitar, the plaintive melody of a bluegrass ballad, the clack of spoons,

By Regina Garson The other day, I cut into my first watermelon of the season. I totally love watermelon. I mean love, love, love watermelon and it really

If you’ve ever waded into the ocean and suddenly realized that the shore was getting farther away, you may have encountered a rip current.

One day, you wake up and you are no longer as able or as fast, or anything else as you used to be. When an accident put me

Welcome to Across the Ridge. From my house to yours. The is a place to kick back pull up a chair, pour a cup of whatever, stay a