Stop the 'stigma'. No, really... STOP IT. As our understanding of mental illnesses and suicide ideation continues to evolve, so must our language.
Collected art and poetry from August 2021 We've rounded up art and poetry from our August 2021 issue for your enjoyment!
What’s the difference between food allergies, intolerances, and sensitivities? Chances are you have had an unpleasant symptom after a meal once or twice.
Artist interview: Rebecca Merkley “Art making is an exercise in world building — of manifesting ideas into reality.”
Game review: Call to Adventure “Am I happy I bought it?: Yes! It’s a really quick and casual game that gets faster with repeated playthroughs.”
September 2021: A time to heal This month's issue of Tumbleweird is dedicated to everyone who suffers with mental health concerns and suicidal ideation. You are not alone.
Local nonprofit Black Apron sets out to nourish community “I want help fill in the gaps of amazing programs like Meals on Wheels by cooking for people in residence.”
August 2021 horoscopes “We are so sorry, Leo. Please accept this image as a token of our heartfelt sorrow on your behalf.”
Infectious disease doctor speaks plainly about the present and future of COVID "If you get COVID, not only can you spread it unknowingly to others, but overflowing hospitals mean everyone is impacted."
It’s hard to be a politician, (and that’s a problem). ”I am giving every single minute of my time to this. It isn’t enough.“
Ted’s Head: history and truth “The biggest reason I didn’t learn more about our complicated history is because I didn’t have to.”
City Council and School Board candidate questionnaires Tumbleweird sent a questionnaire out to candidates in the primary elections.
Life after suicide: local organizations tackle suicide postvention “Local orgs create care kits for people who have lost loved ones to suicide.”
Drewboy Creative Indigo Show Award Winners “The Indigo Show featured many amazing pieces from local artists.”
There’s no substitute for a good substitute "We need more subs, but finding, hiring, and keeping good subs is hard."
