Opinion

By: Dr. Don Kuehle A friend of mine was on vacation. Being an amateur treasure-hunter, he took his geiger counter with him. He had camped in a mountain meadow, enjoying

By: Travis Naughton Happy Anniversary, Mrs. Naughton On August 4, 1996, Bethany and I recited our wedding vows to one another in front of two witnesses, (Bethany’s twin sister Charla

By: Travis Naughton Over 99.99% of Americans who are fully vaccinated against Covid-19 have not had a breakthrough case that resulted in hospitalization or death, according to scientific data analyzed

By: Travis Naughton I am what you might call an audiophile, a person who is passionate about hi-fidelity sound reproduction of music. It all began when I was a kid,

Weather today can be challenging, and the Outdoor Power Equipment Institute (OPEI) reminds home and business owners that it’s important to make sure you have the right outdoor power equipment

By: Frank Burkett President Biden has defined infrastructure in many ways, so as to try to get the two and three tenths trillion dollar spending bill passed. This he says,

By: Travis Naughton My dad did his best to provide for my brother Blake and me after my parents divorced, but he was an overworked and underpaid high school history

By: Dr. Don Kuehle I stood by the bedside of a man who had been seriously injured in an accident. If he lived, he would be paralyzed for the rest

By: Travis Naughton When I was a fourth grader at Mark Twain Elementary School in Hannibal, Missouri, I had a major crush on a girl named Stacy. (Full disclosure: I

By: Frank Burkett To adapt, occurs many times a day for species of animals and vegetation, and it will continue to do so for eons. For me working at Pepsi