I spent my first couple of decades wanting to be older. The big kids had all the fun. And when I asked questions, my
Opinion
HPV Causes Cancer, and Can be Prevented
By Andrew Ellsworth, MD What do warts, pap smears, cervical cancer, head and neck cancer, and a vaccine all have in common? Three letters:
1984 All Over Again
The novel “1984,” written by George Orwell in 1949, looked ahead 35 years. This column, “1984 All Over Again,” by Kevin Horn, looks back
Helping Hand
Things appear outside the Keep Alliance Beautiful Recycling Center all the time. Members of our crew who work on weekends or the first person
Getting Serious About Border Security
Border security has long been a serious challenge facing our nation. Between the 1,933 miles of the US-Mexico border and the 5,525 miles comprising
Reflections for the Week of Oct. 21-25
Police: Chief Leavitt and Lieutenant Felker attended the International Association of Chiefs of Police Conference in Boston, Massachusetts Met with Legislative Assistant
Reflections for the Week of October 14-18
Police: ∙ Observed Columbus Day ∙ Met with FirstNet about available technology ∙ Met with Mental Health Alliance about local services for mental health/substance
Thank a Farmer Today
As Third District farmers round out the fall harvest season, it is an appropriate time to note how hard agriculture producers work to feed
Diabetes
By Kelly Evans-Hullinger, MD FACP The saying goes, “newer isn’t always better,” and while I typically tend to agree with that, newer might be
Do Your Best
“Life is short. Some days are hard. Jesus washed feet. Some among us need to fill a pan with water.” Betty Lynne McCarthy I