On Father’s Day, you can thank Dad for all he does; and you can thank the Y for giving him his day.
Twice in America’s history we’ve allowed greed to lead at great cost to society. It’s happening again.
Union rules about who stays and who goes don’t seem to benefit students, schools or teachers.
Familiar themes in a 32-year-old article provoke thoughts about how we can cultivate relationships.
Regulations and high taxes are preventing business from providing the goods and services we need.
As diplomacy takes precedence over military action, Memorial Day reminds us of our duty to history.
Marking its 50th year, the act has saved numerous species of animals and plants and their habitats.
Red Waggin’ Rescue and its volunteers work to find new homes for dogs and cats who have lost their homes.
More students like me should be pursing college and career training, especially in the STEM fields.
One in 4 adults have a disability, yet many seem inconvenienced when they have to wait for us to get around.
For our democracy to survive we must make efforts to find common goals among our different ideas.
The rights it offers each citizen, such as the Second Amendment, are balanced against the rights of others.
Too often, government efforts meant to address problems can end up making things worse for everybody.
It’s natural to draw conclusions from initial apperances, but they often ignore who someone really is.
A 20th century stone cross with an engraved sword seems a contradiction of Jesus’ message. But what of our monuments?
Kids may not ever make a living in music, but music classes teach permanent lessons in living.
You don’t have to endorse another’s causes; those differences offer a place for dialogue and understanding.
Bruno Dog, once abused, lived out his life among the volunteers and staff at the Sultan shelter.
Mister B. was 20 years my senior when I was 19. Would a call bring more than book recommendations?
On average it takes 11 minutes for police to respond to a call for help. Don’t infringe on our self-defense.
