As the publishing year winds down for the journal, I wanted to acknowledge that the last few issues of the journal for the 2016-2017 membership year have been quite “data” intensive and lacking in stories, case studies and more narrative elements.  This was somewhat intentional as this was the material readily in hand that could be used to create the journal from.  However, going forward, we would love to include more narrative pieces – case studies, family stories, short memory pieces of life back when, etc.  To do this, we need your help.  Stories don’t need to be long or involved.  They can be stories about family, about communities, about activities (church, sports, service organizations, scouts, schools, businesses, and so on), buildings and landmarks that existed and no longer do so, and the list is endless.  Please think about what you might know that you can share.