Complacent, entitled establishment’s hair on fire, Part 1:

I watched the first two “Bill & Ted” movies to prepare for new installment, “Face the Music,” and I have to say, they didn’t do much for me.

There are at least 28 species of ducks in North America. Some, like mallards, are wide spread and can be found just about anywhere, north to south — coast to coast. Some are more localized. Ci…

Private property, a foundation block of western civilization, is under attack on many fronts in today’s America. It’s not surprising that the radical left-wing rioters have been calling for fu…

Three weeks ago, “Unhinged” opened as the first big post-pandemic theatrical release. The problem was that the theater closest to my parents’ house didn’t reopen until a week later.

The United States has faced many economic challenges over the last two and half centuries. The COVID-19 pandemic is one more challenge we must face.

Sept. 17 is Constitution Day by act of Congress, which passed a law in the hope schools would take the time to teach about the history and the philosophy of that venerable document.

Though no boat owner wants to think about the end of the line for Ol’ Wavewhacker, 99.9% of all boats are going to meet an end eventually. What happens to them?

Director Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet” is the biggest step yet in restoring the movie-going experience.

Hoosiers are, unfortunately, used to politicians who say one thing here and then become someone quite different out of town.

Dear Editor,

If you have children in your home, you know how quickly, now that they are back in school, the evening can be consumed with getting everything done once they get home from school.

One needs a sense of irony to read the news headlines these days. Or maybe a suspension of disbelief.