Dennis Clark Interview – OP News  

It’s Beginning to Feel Like Fall October has long been known as a month for harvesting crops, beautiful fall leaves and trick or treating.   More recently October has evolved into the month where we place special attention on breast cancer awareness.  Events across the country allow us to rally around those who currently battle the…read more

Dog Days of Summer Schools have opened their doors, Friday nights are filled with high school football and you can still almost hear the corn growing; without question, the dog days of summer are still upon us. While it may seem appropriate to slow things down a bit during these days of high temperatures and…read more

Create Your Own Luck March is often known as a lucky month.  It is the third month of the year, and St. Patrick’s Day falls on the 17th.  Yet anyone who solely relies on luck surely hasn’t achieved much in their life. Waiting and hoping something good happens after a setback is understandably natural, especially…read more

Love is in the Air February is naturally a love-filled month, with it all culminating on Valentine’s Day on the 14th. However, there is more than just the love you have for significant other that can be expressed this month. It has been said that loving yourself is the first step in being able to…read more

The Best is Yet to Come in 2016 It’s a new year and you’ve got a chance to make a new start. You never know what you can accomplish until you try.  If you don’t succeed the first time, that doesn’t mean your goal is unattainable.  It simply means you have taken the first step…read more

Recognizing the Gifts We Have “What if Christmas doesn’t come from a store? What if, perhaps, Christmas means a little bit more?” If you’ve seen or read “How the Grinch Stole Christmas!” you’re probably familiar with the above quote. Although it was originally written by Dr. Seuss (a.k.a. Theodor Geisel) in 1957, it has great…read more

How did you lose your limb? How did you lose your limb?  Something every amputee has been asked many times over.  That question is typically accompanied with a preconceived notion that the answer will include a story of severe trauma or a war-related accident.  However, we know that more often than not, that is not…read more

Staying Strong in the Face of Adversity October is famous for being the month of goblins, ghouls and trick-or-treating. But it is also Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It is a time to remember those we have lost, celebrate those who fight and to educate about early detection. It is also a chance to remember that…read more

The Beginning of Change While “death and taxes” are given the credit for being life’s inevitabilities, there is at least one other: change. Businesses change, people change and times change (Bob Dylan wrote a song about the last one). The hardest part of any change is the beginning. While you know what the benefits of…read more