Most of us have been suckers for an auction at one time or another. If you have a man cave or office that would look a little nicer with some Cincinnati Reds memorabilia, you’ll be interested to learn that the … Continue reading →
As if there were any need to feel older, an anniversary this week caught my attention. The Woodstock music and art fair opened in upstate New York on this week in 1969. As a not quite 14 year old kid, I remember hearing … Continue reading →
In the days since suspended Ohio State University football coach Urban Meyer found himself sitting on the hot seat over allegations that he knew of domestic violence accusations against a now former assistant coach but did nothing about it, I’ve … Continue reading →
Whether or not you agree with Peter Strzok’s politics, news that he’d been fired from his FBI position for sending anti-Trump text messages to a fellow worker who just happened to be his mistress a full 2 years ago shouldn’t come … Continue reading →
What I’ll call “the Tiger phenomenon” is still alive and well. The interest even casual golf fans have in how the once dominant professional golfer does when he plays, is perhaps as strong as it has ever been. At a … Continue reading →
I’ll admit I’m going to give in to the temptation to poke fun at the mighty today! The mighty being the economic & social media juggernaut which is Facebook. Operators of the social media company had to apologize yesterday after it learned that … Continue reading →
Happy International Cat Day! Cat lovers around the world are celebrating today with their feline friends and companions during an international observance organized some 16 years ago by an animal rights group. I’m not a cat guy, but over the years, what … Continue reading →
With suicides claiming a million lives across North America each year, a presentation in Delphos I served as MC for Sunday night was both topical and important. The locally based “SHYAA” organization, an acronym for Seek Help You Are Not Alone, hosted Canadian stand … Continue reading →
A CNN report this week that our government’s transportation security agency is considering significantly reducing passenger screening at more than 100 small and mid-size airports may come as good news to those of us who have grown to hate the … Continue reading →
On the day after Ohio State University announced that head football coach Urban Meyer was being placed on paid administrative leave, the reactions to the announcement have been as different and varied as you should probably expect. At issue is exactly when he first … Continue reading →
