Wolf Creek Heritage Museum invites public to ‘Remembering My Soldiers’ May 15 The Wolf Creek Heritage Museum will host a presentation of Remembering My Soldiers, by Tamiko Bogad, retired command sergeant major, on Sunday, May 15, at 2:30 pm. Bogad served as a military police officer for three years, and as an explosive ordinance disposal (EOD) technician for 21 years.

“This all happened because my father didn’t buy me a train set as a kid.” That’s what billionaire Warren Buffett joked in an interview when he purchased Burlington Northern Santa Fe back in 2009 for over $26 billion dollars. Skeptics at the time doubted Buffett’s investment and said he paid too much. However, looking at our little Canadian provides a glimpse into what kind of “small return” Buffett has the potential for with his railroad.

THIS TIME OF YEAR still hits me hard. It is the anniversary of the death of my best girlfriend, Angel, who died too young and left an Angel-shaped hole in my life.

We stumbled across this classic treasure in Petticoat Patter by the late Record editor/publisher Nancy Ezzell. It was first published in these pages on March 15, 1962.