Author name: Spectator Magazine

Life Through Lisa’s Lens Over 20 years ago, there was a young vibrant 29 year-old young lady ready to take on the world and fulfill her life long dream as a fashion photographer. Little did she know that her life was about to take a dramatic turn battling the deadly beast-cancer! After enduring a mastectomy, […]

By Brett Porter The Risk is Real… Did you know that although you may not live in a government designated high risk flood area that the risk of a flood still exists? Just because you do not live near a coastline or a canal does not guarantee you will not be affected by rising water.

By Doug Eaton President Obama has been re-elected, and with that comes one certainty: There will be significant changes that will affect your financial future. In order to prepare and plan accordingly, it is important to understand how President Obama’s agenda will affect us when it comes to taxes, social security and healthcare. This month,

It is that time of year again with the holidays upon us. It is a great time of year for some; yet for so many others, it is more difficult. It is a season to reflect over the last 12 months. So how did you do? What goals did you have in place for your

By Helene Foster, Director Imagine learning science, physics and math without even knowing it! Kids of all ages learn best with hands-on activities that are fun, challenging and engaging. That’s the premise of an innovative program now being offered by Bricks 4 Kidz. In addition to its popular engineering, robotics and stop-motion animation programs and

The Parkland Farmer’s Market is back in action! Thousands of people and their pets came out to sample a variety of delicious treats from honey to pickles and everything in between. Homemade baked goods, organic produce, crafts, fresh fish and all kinds of products are available every other Sunday in the big field on 87th