Something unusual happened in the area yesterday. Many drivers experienced there first slick roadways when light snow fell for a couple of hours, but there wasn’t the normal uptick in traffic crashes that usually accompanies the first round of slippery weather … Continue reading →
We’ve been hearing a lot of late about how much more it will cost to feed the family a Thanksgiving meal this year. We might complain about the rising costs for turkey and the trimmings for a holiday meal, but … Continue reading →
In this morning’s News You Don’t Need to know segment on PBR in the morning, I recounted the story of a new law passed by the parliament in Portugal that makes it illegal for a boss to text a worker … Continue reading →
One thing the people who represent us in Washington from both political parties seem to have in common is what they always say about their desire to help out low and middle income Americans. But whether it’s the result of … Continue reading →
A judge in Marietta Georgia either has a lot of time on his hands with little else to do, or he’s one of a growing number of jurists in our country who’d like to have a new amendment added to … Continue reading →
The people we regard as real heroes come in all ages and from all occupations. Just ask the people who were worshipping yesterday at a church in Nashville, when a pastor stepped in to take action to thwart what might … Continue reading →
I spent more time than I should have over the past day trying to think about how I would write a blog about The impact the newly announced 400-page Biden Administration vaccination mandate will have on the American work force, the … Continue reading →
A disturbing trend that we’ve been seeing for a number of years is continuing as documented by the ballots many voters saw when they went to the polls in the November General Election. That’s the number of positions on government bodies … Continue reading →
Our nations conservative radio talk show hosts will be having a field day today talking about what happened in the Commonwealth of Virginia yesterday. At the end of an election campaign that was centered on issues like a parents right … Continue reading →
At a time when we’ve learned how quickly many things we’ve taken for granted can be taken away in the blink of an eye, you might expect that more folks than normal would take the time it takes to vote … Continue reading →
