Opinion

As eager as I had been to dine at Ashland’s newest eatery, I was equally apprehensive about appearing in public so soon after announcing to the entire world in last

Most high school seniors know where they want to go to college next year and most of them think they know what they want to study, then do for a

Last summer, on an oppressively hot and humid day, I helped some dear friends move into a new house. Their ten-year old daughter came outside mid-morning to take drink orders

My college football holiday bowl season was quite a bit different this year. Instead of watching football, I was busy pushing around my 6-moth-old grandson Luke, in the new Radio

I remember very clearly the way my mother reacted when Ronald Reagan was elected president of the United States. I was only eight years old at the time, and I

Another year is coming to a close and a new year is set to begin – and the unknown that it brings – is before us. What changes will 2017

Molly Bach enjoyed her fifth birthday on Monday, December 19 and spent a part of it working at the Boone County Journal. Bach was in charge of providing some meaning

For as long as I can remember, I have wanted to own a two-door 1957 Chevrolet. In order of preference: a Nomad wagon, a hardtop, a convertible, a two-door sedan,

Have yourself a materialistic little Christmas, Have it shipped next-day, From now on, our troubles will be miles away—in the collections departments of credit card companies… The over-commercialization of Christmas

Less than two weeks from Christmas and my daughters are still asking me what I want under the tree. What I would actually want is less. Less around the house,