As a new work day begins a lot of our friends and neighbors are preparing for another day in the work place with their faces covered because of Covid 19 pandemic related restrictions. Fortunately it’s not practical to wear a mask … Continue reading →
Yesterday as my bride and I were cleaning out the trunk on our car our 4 and 6 year old grand kids were surprised to see something they had never seen before. It was a map! A real map, all folded … Continue reading →
Last night was a very nice night in our little town. Not just because the temperatures were cool and the rain stayed away, but because lots of folks had a chance to do something that it seemed we wouldn’t be … Continue reading →
If you hadn’t seen the story first published in The Hill last Friday that the name Eskimo Pie would be removed from packaging for America’s first chocolate covered vanilla ice cream treat, you might think it was just an urban … Continue reading →
At any other time in our history you might think this was a tongue-in-cheek joke, but today I’m not sure. A petition drive that’s garnered more than 20,000 signatures demands the name of Ohio’s capital city be changed. The petition signers want … Continue reading →
There is nothing that should make you smile more on a Friday in June than the word that a new summer time day off may be in our future. Texas Democrat Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee is backing legislation in congress … Continue reading →
There are a bunch of our neighbors and friends who deserve a shout out. They are the volunteers who are working hard trying to provide the rest of us with the summer time events and activities we’ve come to expect … Continue reading →
The trend we’ve been seeing of late of damaging, defacing or destroying statues and other historical artifacts that’s been occurring as an outgrowth of protests over the death in Minneapolis police custody of George Floyd, now threatens a street in … Continue reading →
Sports starved fans who’ve been looking forward to a potential start of a 2020 Major League Baseball season aren’t finding much to be positive about these days. Affluent major league baseball players and the richer owners of MLB teams have been … Continue reading →
The decision by Ohio Health Department director Doctor Amy Acton to resign came as somewhat of a surprise but could have been expected. Dr. Acton said she wanted to take some time off prior to assuming her new roll as Governor … Continue reading →
