Several weeks ago, the Wall Street Journal ran an op-ed column entitled “You Are Living in the Golden Age of Stupidity.”
As combines roll in our farm fields, we are reminded anew that we are part of the demographic known as Rural America.
The COVID-19 pandemic forced seismic changes on business workers in America.
A modest request to news organizations: Please stop referring to the federal “debt ceiling.” It is a grotesquely inappropriate term.
I did some really stupid things when I was young and dumb. Who didn’t?
Other than solid information on which to base viewpoints and life strategies, the thing I miss most in my morning reading is quirkiness.
I attended a Lutheran elementary school, grades one through eight, back during the Eisenhower and Kennedy administrations. It was a traditional education with a lot of memorization — president…
I am not sure what I expected our country to look like in 2021, but I certainly did not expect it to be so fractured and so bogged down in hate.
When it comes to saving local newspapers, the solutions won’t be found in web metrics, ad rates or shrinking news holes.
I’m a little worried. I think I’m starting to understand Gov. Eric Holcomb.
Last spring, the Boys & Girls Club of White County received some unexpected news — and the news included an eviction notice.
I’m sitting on the deck at the Roadrunner Ranch, my brother’s place in Hill Country, Texas.
Dear Editor:
Well, the uncertain realities of COVID-19 have forced the Community Foundation of White County to step back once again and postpone two exciting and impactful events for our community.
A global pandemic has accelerated the challenges Indiana citizens face when competing for great paying jobs that lead to a better quality of life.
Can you tell from the following three summaries which groups of Americans are being described?
Voters should choose their representatives; politicians shouldn’t be picking their voters. That’s a pretty simple principle.
On CBS-TV’s Sunday Morning this week, a former Army sergeant who left parts of both arms and legs in Afghanistan, came on and tried to say something positive in the face of our ugly retreat fr…
A spirit of giving and philanthropy may be an important part of your life, but what’s the best way to pass that along to the next generation?
Every woman who believes that she, together with other women who care, can make a positive difference in the lives of women and children in our community is invited to the Community Foundation…
Dear Editor,
Early in my newspaper career, I learned that our education reporter had tried to engineer a takeover of the school board behind the scenes.
Community foundations are about community – YOUR community – and we want to hear what you’re thinking about this place we call “home.”
Three points to ponder if for some reason you have put “diversity” on your list of things to agonize over today.
