The people who run the NBC TV network must figure that viewer backlash over NFL player protests and a resulting ratings decline will have subsided by the time next year’s Super Bowl is held. The network is telling potential advertisers … Continue reading →
Democrats and no doubt some republicans who have hoped that former President Donald Trump would fade in to the sunset or concentrate his attention on his real estate holdings following last years presidential election will not be getting their wish. Quite … Continue reading →
It’s hard not to read about the decision by the corporate owners of the Lima Mall to file for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection from creditors without feeling a little sad and nostalgic. The malls’ owners blamed the pandemic for their … Continue reading →
It was great to get outside and spend time with lots of other people during events in down town Delphos Saturday night, but I must admit a skill I’ve developed over the years needs some considerable work. That’s the skill of … Continue reading →
Events like the cruise night, golf cart poker run and live music that will be presented in down town Delphos this Saturday and Saturday night, the July 4th and canal days event that will follow this year, can’t happen without lots … Continue reading →
Whether they are Republicans or Democrats, the one thing party leaders in Ohio would rather not see is an in-party challenge to a sitting office holder from that party. But, that’s exactly what our state’s Republican party leaders will be dealing … Continue reading →
My alarm goes off week day mornings at 1:25 A.M. so the show America’s Got Talent airs on television after I’ve gone to bed so I don’t know much about the show at all. There is however a contestant on … Continue reading →
The vast majority of people I know are ready to get back to life as we knew it prior to the start of the pandemic, and are happy that we will no longer have to wear face masks in most … Continue reading →
The well documented shortage of people willing to take jobs in the service sector of our economy isn’t just a statistic, it is having a major impact on the kind of service you get, or don’t get these days. During a … Continue reading →
As pandemic concerns ease, and the number of people meeting from or working from home declines, I’m hoping something that became quite the thing during the abnormal-normal we lived through because of the pandemic will soon fade in to history. That’s … Continue reading →
