John Foster: Name something that we can laugh about
Social media has empowered an awful lot of people to believe their opinions more than matter. Toss in a reading audience where facts or truth aren’t important and you have the perfect scenario for daily “brush fires” that sweep the modern media landscape.
Ryan Trares: Imagining an epic story
Let me tell a story.
Ryan Trares: Reflecting on these reflections
A little more than a year ago, this journey started.
Chloe Brookbank: Valentine’s Day celebrations take many forms
Every year on Feb. 14, which happens to be just around the corner, Valentine’s Day is celebrated worldwide.
John Foster: Taking a leap from a frog in the throat
The other morning a started to speak, but I needed to clear my throat. I said, “Pardon me, I have a frog in my throat.”
Ryan Trares: Improving the resolution
Anthony made a bold proclamation just hours after waking up on New Year’s Day.
Shelter, parks extend hours ahead of arctic winter storm
Ryan Trares: Here comes Santa Claus
Earlier this month, I was asked a question I hadn’t considered in many, many years: what was I asking Santa for this Christmas?
Yuletide markets offer treats, handcrafted items, much more
We are well aware that folks were just strolling around two days ago in shorts in 70-degree weather. But the calendar will tell you in no uncertain terms that this is the holiday season, whether we all have yet to raise a feasting fork toward the stuffing or not.
Diane Spofford: Library one attraction that spurred a move here
I want to share with you my reasons for supporting our outstanding Bartholomew County Public Library.