Where do you stand on leaf-raking?
If you don’t like my opinions this week, you can take a flying leap … into a pile of festive autumn leaves.
(Skip the wet sucker – per Linus van Pelt.)
If you don’t like my opinions this week, you can take a flying leap … into a pile of festive autumn leaves.
(Skip the wet sucker – per Linus van Pelt.)
Simply saying something over and over doesn’t make it so. I know because I’ve tried it.
According to the old adage, beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and there may be no better demonstration of that than in the adulations given by the editor of the Planters’ Banner when the barber in Franklin unveiled a new pole in front of his s
I remember when people were poring over photographs of President Trump’s inaugural back in 2017, trying to disprove his theory that it was the largest crowd in history. Clearly, it wasn’t.
My buddies Ayres and Klinger and I walked its crowded corridors for hours on Friday nights, hoping to meet girls.
The White House press corps is in a snit again because President Biden, who many reporters openly cheered on in last year’s election, has stiffed them repeatedly, refusing to answer their questions and — most recently — and tossing them unceremoni
One of my many duties at my “day job” is serving as point man for our workplace safety program.
After Napoleon Bonaparte was forced from power in 1815, many of his soldiers had to leave France for political and economic reasons.
Whenever I write about abortion, I get a lot of pushback from people who disagree.
The autumn leaves are expected to be extra vibrant this year in Pennsylvania, though they are changing colors a week later than is normal.
That’s fitting. Very few things are “normal” this year.