Editorials

The experts have a name for attributing human characteristics to animals, and they claim it’s just a figment of our ego that makes us

Every January thousands of volunteers and outreach workers across the country count the nation’s homeless. This Point-In-Time (PIT) count is conducted for the Department

“Don’t touch that trailer yet,” G.O. advised. “A guy from the school is supposed to come by and pick out some cardboard.” Well, our

Today’s date is closer to Groundhog Day than New Year’s. I still have a resolution though. Gain weight – lots of it. The past

Years ago in the 1950’s in a small town in Wyoming, a merchant put a nativity scene in his display window for Christmas. The

More than half of all Americans live paycheck to paycheck. Unexpected expenses create major problems, and long-term goals like retirement may be out of

Now that we’re halfway through January you might wonder if horses make resolutions. Do you remember the resolutions you declared? Either way, if you’ve

In 1987, a man by the name of Henry Dempsey was piloting a 15-passenger turboprop plane without passengers to Boston. He heard something rattle

In last week’s article we talked about New Year’s resolutions and how to turn them into SMART goals. For the next few weeks we

A sign board had these words: “Humanity has gone our own way since the Garden of Eden. How’s that been working for us?” We