By Kirk Kern After more than 20 years as a school psychologist, Amber Messner decided it was time to exercise a different part of her brain. “I work full time as a school psychologist and have used the left side of my brain for over 20 years,” she said. “It was time to scratch the itch of the right side of my brain and let my creativity have a moment.” That creative … [Read more...] about Creativity finds a home at Millholm43
Skye Canyon
From the Publisher: Deadlines … I always meet them
I’m going to get into the weeds of the publishing business. This may not be of interest to everyone who reads this column, but it should be relevant because it’s about something everyone encounters from time to time: deadlines. I’ve been in the newspaper—and now the publishing—business since my college days. Actually, even before that. I was editor of my high school … [Read more...] about From the Publisher: Deadlines … I always meet them
Neon Diary: Skye Canyon Park expansion draws rave reviews, along with enthusiastic tail wags
By Doug Puppel Skye Canyon Park expansion draws rave reviews, enthusiastic tail wags New amenities at Skye Canyon Park have received positive reviews and, more importantly, plenty of use since they recently came online. The park grew by six new pickleball courts, a full-size roller hockey rink, and dog parks that have become a magnet for two- and four-legged … [Read more...] about Neon Diary: Skye Canyon Park expansion draws rave reviews, along with enthusiastic tail wags
Skye Canyon June home sales
The Skye Canyon home sales market saw 27 homes close in the past 30 days, ending on June 18. The most expensive home sold was for $700,000 on Shifting Skye Street. The 2,897-square-foot, two-story home was originally built in 2025 and closed on May 22. The price was $242 per square foot. The least expensive home was a two-story townhome … [Read more...] about Skye Canyon June home sales
