Preparing Your Home for Winter

Let’s get one thing out of the way up front: Sarah Paulson fans, especially from works such as “American Horror Story” and “Ratched,” will be paralyzed with joy by the new thriller “Run.” But …

Dear Rusty: I’m 66 now and will be 67 in December and my question is this: Should I take Social Security now or wait? I’m still working full time and plan to work for a few more years, at leas…

Fish don’t care who the human is at the other end of the lure or bait they are thinking about biting. They’ll bite (or not) whether the angler is young or old, male or female, white, Asian, bl…

I start this column by admitting that I just don’t know what the right policy recommendation is for state leaders concerning this pandemic. That is a change from the early days of January thro…

It’s such a perfect little story to illustrate this awful, awful year of the pandemic, cities overtaken by anarchy and an election from hell.

I wish this movie had been called “Freaky Friday the 13th.” The film is a cross between those two classic films.

Duck hunting isn’t a sport, it’s an addiction. Those people with the addiction are called “duck nuts.” I was a duck nut. Few addictions are easy to walk away from, but for the last decade or m…

I’m taking a break from brooding over the latest COVID-19 surge and cursing the chaos of the presidential race so I can properly mourn the passing of longtime “Jeopardy!” host Alex Trebek.

The quasi-end of the election has most of us thinking about what the results mean for the economy. Other than forecasting a recession among political pollsters, there are few certain answers.

The quasi-end of the election has most of us thinking about what the results mean for the economy. Other than forecasting a recession among political pollsters, there are few certain answers.

After Joe Biden was projected the winner of the presidential election, I read many variations of this sentiment, written by Frank Rich in New York Magazine:

For once, I have something nice to say about the sparse schedule of theatrical releases while studios push back their sure-fire hits until they can play to full houses.

I once watched a TV fisherman catch a bass while sitting in the front of his boat. He held it up and announced, “This is a solid little fellow — maybe 2 or 2 1/2 pounds.” Then he stepped to th…