About the Cover . . . “Fall” by Richard Stephens 

Our November issue pays tribute to our veterans, shining a spotlight on the incredible contributions of local veteran artists. We honor their service and creativity, showcasing their unique perspectives through art. 

A special thanks goes to Richard Stephens, not only a veteran but our long-time curator of cover designs. It’s fitting that his artwork “Fall”, graces this month’s cover, representing both his military service and artistic talent. 

We extend our gratitude to him for his exceptional layout and design work throughout the years. 

As we celebrate this issue, let’s also take a moment to express our appreciation for the good folks and the good-ness in our lives. With Thanksgiving approaching, it’s a reminder to share our blessings and reflect on the importance of community. 

Enjoy this issue, and may it inspire gratitude and admiration for the artists and veterans among us. Happy Thanksgiving, All, from The Springs Magazine Team!  

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