By Rick Hinton A former paranormal investigator I knew had preconceived notions – pointing out houses on the Southside, declaring, “Would you look at that
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The Spirit of Christmas: why the holiday season is ripe for paranormal activity
By Rick Hinton It’s the holidays, and sometimes you just have to do it: grab the dictionary and spend time on a term that has
Hospitals: Fuel for a paranormal fire?
By Rick Hinton Hospitals can be a strange mixture of both hope and despair, and the ongoing sage of the human condition – life and
Buildings that retain … spirits that remain
By Rick Hinton People carry an agenda – and personal aspirations – like a suitcase during their relatively short sojourn on earth. Then … they
Transformation to Thanksgiving, 2019
It’s that time of year – Thanksgiving – and thoughts turning toward ushering in the holiday season, with all of the ramifications involved: the cold;
Devil’s Backbone: Childhood paranormal fantasies of Westside Park
By Rick Hinton Westside Park, located at the intersection of West Main Street and Howard Road, is one of Greenwood’s most popular city parks, holding
Blanketed by dark hours
By Rick Hinton Darkness falls. The armor we’ve worn throughout the day becomes a little weaker as daylight whispers into nighttime hours. This armor is
I’ll probably die in a small town
By Rick Hinton Indiana native musician John Mellencamp sang, many years ago, about the virtues of a small town … and he was pretty much
A Halloween Tale
(Previously published Oct. 25, 2018) By Rick Hinton “…and the goblins will get ya if you don’t watch out!” – James Whitcomb Riley People tend
Gettysburg – always a learning experience
By Rick Hinton Al Hunter always has a few surprises up his sleeve. This trip to Gettysburg was no different. As the days rolled into