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Guest column/Proposed severance tax increase not best way to go
April 14, 2013 Twenty cents for a barrel of oil. That’s the mantra proponents of the severance-tax increase on oil and gas production have been repeating throughout the state since it was proposed in 2012. more »»
So far we have the snowman’s arm
April 7, 2013 At Easter brunch, I presented my daughter with a gift — the snowman’s missing arm. And guess what? We were both very happy as you can be about such things. more »»
Looking for perfect disguise
April 7, 2013 The title of one of the books written by Antonio Mendez is “Master of Disguise — My Secret Life in the CIA. more »»
A challenging, inspirational trek
April 7, 2013 First, I would like to tell you about a little trek I took to shoot a very inspirational photo for Easte. more »»
A sunrise service to start the day
March 31, 2013 It hasn’t always been my practice to attend sunrise services on Easter morning at Richmond park, a place many of us “Richmonians” still refer to as “the old college campu. more »»
Spring means baseball
March 31, 2013 Today’s a special day on a couple of different levels. First, it is Easter Sunday, the day Christians remember the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Second, it’s opening day for Major League Baseball. more »»
A memorable trip to Virginia
March 31, 2013 Today is Easter. I won’t know whether it will be warm and sunny or cool and damp as I do my column ahea. more »»
Guest column/Common sense needed when it comes to buying American
March 25, 2013 Last summer, in the midst of election season, political pollsters from North Star Opinion Research and the Mellman Group rang the homes of voters across America to ask questions about factory jobs,... more »»
Sleeping on the idea of nap rooms
March 24, 2013 I have to say the news woke me up, the recent stories about how more companies across the country are inclined to think that sleeping on the job isn’t such a bad thing after all. more »»
Thoughts about last week
March 24, 2013 The string of events that has taken center stage in our area for the last seven months certainly has provoked much discussion. more »» 
Of tea parties and open houses
March 24, 2013 My food column last week about St. Patrick’s Day had a picture in the background that I did not bother to explain. more »»
Guest column/We’re poisoning our children
March 23, 2013 Would you knowingly allow anyone to inject your child with a dose of a known poison? Would you knowingly poison your own child? Don’t answer too fast, because that is exactly what‘s happening ever... more »»
Guest column/Remembering Arthur St. Clair
March 23, 2013 In February, we celebrated the birthdays of Washington, Lincoln and all the other 42 presidents who have been elected since the U.S. Constitution was passed by Congress in 1789. more »»
Guest column/Natural gas: America’s next economic renaissance?
March 18, 2013 America is on the verge of an energy renaissance that a few short years ago would have been unthinkable. more »» 
Of March weather, feedback and bread
March 17, 2013 Given it’s March, who knows what today’s weather will be like. more »»
A really trivial pursuit
March 17, 2013 I freely admit that until about a week ago, I had no idea how many toes a regular house cat had. more »»
Guest column/Wayne Elementary: The little school with the big heart
March 17, 2013 At the end of this school year, Wayne Elementary will be closing its doors and will not be reopening them again for students. more »» 
An enjoyable and busy week
March 17, 2013 There is nothing more endearing than to watch a group of youngsters working together to do good for someone els. more »»
Guest column/Ohio’s sales tax proposal raises some real concerns
March 11, 2013 Sometimes state legislators are put in uncomfortable positions. I’ve been in many during the years that I have served in the Ohio House of Representatives. more »»
A blizzard of memories
March 10, 2013 When most of us got of bed Wednesday morning, we were greeted with a very pleasant surprise — the snowstorm that had been expected to bring us as much as 8 inches of snow went farther east than... more »» |
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