Youth sports programs in Ohio for boys and girls was just given the go-ahead to move forward in the past week, will look a lot different this summer than they have in the past. Requirements that players wear masks and observe … Continue reading →
Am I wrong or have the social media posts relating to the Corona Virus become more abrasive and toxic in the world we’re living in these days because of the pandemic? Social Media continues to be a place where you … Continue reading →
The first of what will be many virtual graduation ceremonies for area high school seniors who’ve been denied in-person commencement exercises this spring because of state imposed Covid 19 related restrictions will be posted on social media this weekend. Many … Continue reading →
If it seems to you that living in Ohio these days feels a lot like you did as a teenager when you waited to see if you’d be permitted to use the family car the next Friday night, you are … Continue reading →
On our PBR in the morning show we take our obligation to entertain you and give you something to smile about during these crazy days we’re living in very seriously, but there’s also an information component of what we try … Continue reading →
While many of us wait for the day when inside restaurant dining and bar visits are added to the list of things we are permitted to do by the state, it’s clear that some restaurants won’t be opening their facilities … Continue reading →
We’ve been told for years that our kids are spending too much time on the couch and that they’re risking obesity, diabetes and other health issues later in life because they aren’t getting enough exercise. That’s why it seems kind of … Continue reading →
She tried to get you to try things like spinach, peas and squash: She tried to convince you that working hard in school would pay off: Sometimes she’d back your father when you were given a punishment, but sometimes you could get … Continue reading →
School administrators in our area who would like to be preparing for ceremonies honoring graduating seniors are finding themselves these days stuck right between a rock and a hard place. I’ve spoken with a number of them in recent days … Continue reading →
You’ve been hearing since you were a child that decisions have consequences, and there’s no better proof of that than the announcement from Ohio’s Governor Mike DeWine Tuesday that state funding for public schools, higher education institutions and Medicaid recipients … Continue reading →
