Take Your Best Shot: Carole Owings
Carole Owings took this photo of her front walkway after the snowstorm.
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Take Your Best Shot: Brittany Denton
Brittany Denton of Columbus took this close-up photo of a bee in her backyard last summer.
Take Your Best Shot: Dennis Tibbetts
Dennis Tibbetts of Columbus took this photo, in case you were wanting to do some outdoor swimming.
Take Your Best Shot: Jim Arthur
Jim Arthur of Columbus saw this female Cooper’s Hawk looking for dinner the day after the snowstorm.
Take Your Best Shot: Nick Eichen
Nick Eichen of Raleigh took this photo while ascending the Mill Race Park observation tower on a brisk winter’s day.
Take Your Best Shot: Scott Keen
Scott Keen of Columbus took this photo of an old, weathered, but still in use, railroad maintenance building on a snowy January day in Plymouth, Ind.
Take Your Best Shot: Giselle Schilling
Giselle Schilling took this photo of the Basilica of Sacré Cœur de Montmartre in Paris, France, during her anniversary vacation in December 2025.
Lori Borgman: It’s winter — weather we like it or not
You know winter is knocking on the door when the go-to topic of every conversation is windchill. You know winter has moved in and made itself at home when the house settles with loud cracks, the hardwoods creak and kitchen cabinets along an outside wall have the interior temperature of a cave. Winter is the lingering houseguest with no departure date in sight.
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