The sight of a grocery store buggy usually does not generate great ire in me, but last week it did.

One of the first questions I remember hearing adults ask each other was, “Where do you work?” That was a major point back in the 1950s and no …

I am still going through family memorabilia and came across an obviously old envelope, the larger “letter” size, addressed to Aunt Ebb and pos…

Recently the Daily Telegraph ran a story about West Virginia becoming a place where electric school buses will be manufactured. That’s good ne…

A few days ago I had an opportunity to dig back into the Daily Telegraph’s archives as I was searching for information to help refresh my memo…

Good Congressional legislation that benefits the country and its citizens will have broad bi-partisan support. If a bill has strong support fr…

The cold chill wafting under the back door tells me winter has officially arrived. Snow. Ice. Wind chills below freezing.

Snow is on the horizon and probably on the sidewalk as we reach the ides of January. I know it is supposed to be winter and with all humble ap…

Restoring confidence in our government begins with confidence in our elections. Election confidence has two main components: transparency and …

A selection of comments from our Facebook page last week:

I have never been around mules much so I have never witnessed first-hand why people are often referred to as being “stubborn as a mule.”