While on a trek through Mount Olivet a few weeks ago, my eye was caught by an interesting surname that I hadn’t seen before—Marble. Upon ...

Well, we had an inaugural couple weeks of our own here at Mount Olivet Cemetery with the installation of some pretty awesome monuments. I...

"Little Christmas," also known as "Old Christmas," is one of the traditional names among Irish Christians and Amish Christians for Januar...

Well, I can’t recall a year in my lifetime, thus far, when 12 midnight on New Year’s Eve couldn’t come fast enough. This year is it, and ...

Christmas cards seem like they are slowly becoming a thing of the past. With electronic means to send picture messages via social media, ...

​This Saturday, December the 19th, 2020, Mount Olivet Cemetery will be hosting its third annual Wreaths Across America (WAA) Day. We won’...

William T. Delaplaine In this heightened season of “giving,” I thought it was the perfect time to chronicle the life, and death, of newsp...

A familiar name caught my eye a few weeks as I was planting veteran flags on the cemetery’s Area Q. As a matter of fact, I can say it's n...

For over a decade, the Mount Olivet Board of Directors had entertained the idea of establishing a preservation-themed fund with the Commu...

Leaves, leaves and more leaves! They brighten the atmosphere of the cemetery when high on trees, having the power to turn visitors' sadne...