Perhaps I should be more embarrassed than I am about something that happened during last night’s Delphos Board Of Education meeting, but I’m not. 2 teachers had just completed an excellent presentation on a new STEM class that’s being taught … Continue reading →
Results of a new nationwide poll out today provide proof of the impact inflation is having on the way we’re living. More than 70 percent of the 2,000 people who were surveyed by CBS say they will have to cut … Continue reading →
Sometimes progress is visible when new things happen or new buildings are constructed, but in the case of improving the appearance of down town Delphos I think progress is indicated by what’s coming down. A demolition company’s crew has started … Continue reading →
Delphos very own Krendl has traveled the world as a top notch illusionist! He will be performing all weekend at Canal Days! Krendl stopped by our studios on Tuesday. Here is the interview: … Continue reading →
Unless you were old enough to have wanted to buy something like a car or a home or had a vehicle you needed to fill up with gasoline late in the 1970’s you may not realize that it appears that … Continue reading →
I was absent-with-leave yesterday but it wasn’t a day off to spend time in the pool. Instead, yesterday was the day for my annual Cancer Screening Check up at Cleveland Clinic. Far too many of you know the anxiety that … Continue reading →
A year after the coronavirus pandemic sharply restricted the way we could observe the memorial holiday weekend last year, things certainly feel differently as this years’ holiday approaches. A year ago, many of us spent the holiday weekend stuck … Continue reading →
Nearly a year-and-a-half after the first cases of the Coronavirus were reported in China, it appears our government is getting serious about trying to find out how the virus began triggering what would become a crippling world wide pandemic. … Continue reading →
It will likely be interesting for you to watch the sparks that can be expected to fly over a proposal in the Ohio General Assembly that would mandate an immediate end to Ohio’s Vax-a-million lottery. Representative Jena Powell plans to … Continue reading →
You’ve heard it said that it is the little things that mean a lot, and that was the case for us last Friday. To celebrate the end of the school year, Kathy and I decided to take our 4 and … Continue reading →
