Hey Pham! I'm excited to start to offer additional types of content to my Locals platform that I think you guys will like, in the form of documentaries and other politically oriented movies.

For my existing annual subscribers, these movies are FREE and included w/ your annual subscription.

For monthly subscribers and non paying members — this is a good reason to upgrade to an annual subscription! More will follow after this first documentary.

The first movie is "Long Road Home: The Cash Family's Untold Story” — a documentary about the addiction challenges that the Cash Family faced.

My Brother in Laws obit for his up north funeral

John Reynolds Winston Obituary
John Reynolds Winston, a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and friend, left this earthly realm on February 4, 2026, after a life brimming with service, dedication, and unwavering faith. Born on October 27, 1944, John’s journey through life was enriched by his steadfast principles and a boundless love for his family.

He was a 1963 graduate of Rosa A. Temple High School. A proud veteran, John served his country valiantly in the United States Army, stationed in Germany, where he earned the rank of Specialist. After his military duties, John relocated to Aurora, Illinois, where he briefly worked for the FBI in Chicago before embarking on what would become a lifelong career at Caterpillar Inc. For over 30 years, he dedicated himself to his work with unmatched reliability and a tireless work ethic that earned him the respect of colleagues and peers alike. His passion for mechanical prowess extended beyond his day ...