In these days of digital newspapers, I find The Budget delivers a comforting, hefty thump when it lands in my rural mailbox. The Budget, published since 1890 out of Sugarcreek, Ohio, brings 50 to 60 paper pages of news from every Anabaptist community in the world, including Amish, Mennonites, and Brethren. It boasts
I love that comment from the couple in Albia, Iowa, who find gratitude in their hearts for the previous owners. When someone plants a windbreak of trees, it's a gift to the future. Almost gives me hope for our species.
So interesting Mary! What a great way to hear the news from a different perspective. 50 or 60 pages! It would take me until the next edition arrived to get it read. Thank you.
I love that comment from the couple in Albia, Iowa, who find gratitude in their hearts for the previous owners. When someone plants a windbreak of trees, it's a gift to the future. Almost gives me hope for our species.
This is priceless! A publication that is both intimate and international! Thank you for sharing this news!
So interesting Mary! What a great way to hear the news from a different perspective. 50 or 60 pages! It would take me until the next edition arrived to get it read. Thank you.
Small community papers are always filled with the bits a pieces of life. Thank you for sharing. Love it
Who knew? Mary Swander!