Her recent letter defending Mayor Eduardo Martinez falls short of that promise. She dismisses concerns from Richmond’s Jewish ...

Ray Watford is a retired production director who worked for newspapers in Florida, Massachusetts, Michigan, Ohio and West Virginia. At my part-time job at The Well community center in Hilliard, I help ...

Raul Malo, the frontman and co-founder of the Mavericks, died Monday at 60 following a battle with cancer. The golden-voiced singer was revered by fans and fellow artists for both his songwriting and ...

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U.S. Rep. Randy Feenstra often refers to his height and his “work-horse” mentality. Well, Feenstra’s parents were responsible for his height, and I have a question about that mentality. I’ve heard ...

Source: Caroline Leavitt It started young for me. I didn’t really have anyone to talk with. My father was a sulky, silent brute and I couldn’t risk getting yelled at or hit by speaking up. My mother ...

We can learn much about when to give up from the natural world. When a bee is collecting pollen, there is an optimal time to give up expending increasing amounts of energy, and deliver the pollen to ...

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Who is really icing the puck? Hockey is a weird game. I am a resident of a property in Raindance and subject to the code of conduct of said owner of Water Valley, just down the hill from where I live.

I am writing this letter to get people’s attention — the people that have money to donate to these organizations that are helping the people in need, and the elderly that live on a very low income and ...

Whatever happened to plain talk? How many Hoosiers awakened this morning to the news that “their” state government hopes to deprive some 44% of the state’s voters of any representation in Congress?

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