Amy Hensel

Amy Hensel

The stories of a forgotten war

Last Saturday was National Korean War Veterans Armistice Day, a day to honor those who served during what is called the Forgotten War. Over the years I’ve tried to learn more about this war and have written about it from time to time. A search of the archives revealed that I wrote an article and a column specifically about the war in Korea and mentioned it six other times in columns.

Slow down and pay attention

The rivers which run through our communities were at one time the highways for our region, a way to transport people, bring in supplies and ship out natural resources. Now the rivers are used for pleasure and sport and we get to them by way of highways, which also run through our communities.

Then and now

To get me in the mood for writing about 1875, I’m re-reading Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Little House books.