Editorials

It can be successfully argued that humans are hard-wired to serve, that there are biological reasons why we feel good when we serve. Medical

Social Security benefits play a vital role in reducing poverty, lifting more Americans above the poverty line than any other program. A hundred years

A few months ago California burned. Among the thousands of acres that went up in smoke was Big Basin State Park — my childhood

I try to keep politics vacant from these weekly written chats. Today, I’ll make a meager exception. Short and sweet and to the point:

By DOROTHY CARNINE Point of Rock Chapter, NSDAR, met for a dessert meeting at the Knight Museum at 1pm. Linda Lobeda was our hostess

The very talented musician and songwriter John Denver sang the following lyrics in the song Today: “I can’t be contented with yesterday’s glories; I

My name is Lyn, and I’m a workaholic. So were my parents, and most of the neighbors I grew up around. You never saw

Many things you recall about your hometown hold such wonderful memories. These are a few that come to my mind. Time goes on, but

By Patricia Jones Every community has at least one saloon, even Dobby’s Frontier Town! The saloon was the news center, the place where traders

Mickey Coleman was born on December 28, 1942 in St. Joseph’s Hospital in Alliance. Her parents were Ernie and Dorothy Coleman. She has one