Irresolution in solving our ills
The contemporary music world and I parted ways quite some time ago. I suppose that’s true for a lot of folks who’ve been Medicare recipients for a while. We really do tend to hang on to so very much of the world as it once was. And, for me, the songs of the 1960s are the ones with which I still can sing along and maintain at least 80 percent lyrical accuracy.
DeHart joins MNB as vice president, CFO
Merchants National Bank announced that Jacob “Jake” DeHart will be joining the bank as a vice president and CFO. In addition to his CFO...
One dead in S.R. 73 crash
A Leesburg man reportedly avoided injuries in a two-vehicle crash Monday that claimed the life a Jamestown man.The Ohio State Highway Patrol Wilmington Post...
Wheeler graduates from tourism academy
The Ohio Travel Association has announced that Jamie Wheeler of the Visitors Bureau of Highland County graduated from the Ohio Tourism Leadership Academy during...
Why did that just happen?
As I reflect on all the very dumb stuff I have done in my life, one very true reality comes to me — I...
Laptops: Today we talk iPads
Last week we discussed Chromebooks and I hope I gave you some ideas and tips that helped you get an idea of what’s available...
The great American selfie
The Great American Selfie is an image that asks, “Who have we become?” Yet it’s more than the collective imagery of self-absorbed citizens. According...
Sharing books with a stranger
I love Little Free Libraries.If you don’t have these in your neighborhood, they are little boxes that look like tiny houses —ot much larger...
Buford icon turns to dust
It was with a twinge of sadness that I passed by the old Buford school the other day and saw that it was nearly...
The kindness and the anger
My wife, Brenda, and I were driving on Leestown Road in Lexington, Kentucky when we saw a large green sign with an arrow pointing...