Some weekends are made for R&R, but this past one wasn’t one of them. Mine started off Friday evening with a broadcast from the Allen County Fair. Getting to talk with and interview young people involved in the fair along with the adults … Continue reading →
From time to time I encounter people who are extremely passionate about the causes that lead to an interview. One such person is John Walker from the American Huey 369 organization. This Indiana based group has purchased and refurbished 3 … Continue reading →
I don’t know about you, but I am sick to death of hearing about which professional athlete will or won’t stand for The National Anthem. Though I’d much rather if the men or women we pay to play kids games … Continue reading →
As if I needed any help, learning that today is the 48th anniversary of the start of what became known as the Woodstock Arts And Music Festival has me feeling a little more like a senior than I’d like. I remember as … Continue reading →
When an incident like the attack Saturday on anti-white nationalist demonstrators happens, we want information and we want answers right away. In the haste to break news information in seconds on their networks and social media platforms, they’re sometimes incorrect. When … Continue reading →
The fact that nearly 600 people turned out for a meeting on help available to people of all ages facing depression and anxiety held at the Jefferson Middle School in Delphos last night is very encouraging for those of us who have wondered … Continue reading →
I was as excited as I can possibly get about technology earlier today when I read the tech bulletin below. I’m passing it along so you might get a feel for what technology is doing for those of us who don’t have … Continue reading →
With the solar eclipse on the horizon on august 21st, I won’t be the first to burn up some bytes writing about how much things have changed since the last one. I’m sure I won’t be the last. The list of … Continue reading →
I was enjoying a cup of coffee with my wife and mother-in-law after church yesterday morning at my mother-in-law’s house when my hand brushed past a book shelf filled with a vestige, or relic, of yesterday. There gathering dust, as I’m sure many … Continue reading →
A new report from Instagram owner Facebook proves if we had any doubt that people who sign up for the service absolutely love it. American users under the age of 25 spend an average 32 minutes a day on Instagram. … Continue reading →
