Popcorn balls and spooky photos
Halloween a half-century ago was as much a neighborhood celebration as it was about spending big dollars on costumes and enormous bags full of candy. Halloween at 5148 Harvard street
We Can do Better – Me Too
Since last weekend, women (and men) have been posting the phrase “Me too” on their social media accounts if they have ever been the victims of sexual harassment or sexual
Seven reasons we need Costco
Why not a Costco? It wasn’t that long ago the rumors were running hot and heavy that Cabelas was going to put a store at the airport, but those rumors
It is time to stop the madness
I’m just going to say it. No one should have access to weapons or weapon accessories that make it possible for an individual to shoot over five hundred innocent human
A Toast to the Defiant Ones
If you know Southern Boone resident Vicki Kemna, you should consider yourself lucky. If you have ever sat and listened to songs written and performed by Tom Petty – I
Time for state elected officials to get things done
Missouri Republicans have long been the party of less government, less bureaucracy, less…..hassle from the state. Now is the opportunity for Republicans to ride onto the scene like the cavalry
What I Learned in Econ 101
I remember exactly three things about the economics class I took in high school almost three decades ago: One is my teacher Mr. Bogue, who should have been granted sainthood
Going to a cashless nation will save money and more
If you have been reading this column for very long, you know that I’m an editor who likes the idea of getting rid of the penny and the one-dollar bill.
Unsolicited advice for my sister
Although she is younger than me by a full two decades, my baby sister Karah is not a baby anymore. She has a college degree, she’s an accomplished photographer and
The cowboy who perfected presidential satire
“If America ever passes out as a great nation, qe ought to put on our tombstone: ‘America died from the delusion she had moral leadership.’ Say, if we had any
