Travels to a different Hilton Head
There are few experiences I’ve enjoyed in my life more than travel. To me, they’re the longer versions of the weekend, of which I’ve...
Appreciating the nice guys
One of the things I’ve always liked about watching football is what a team sport it is.For me, the Super Bowl was always the...
Remembering the Kehoe Shootout: 25 years later, Part 3
This is the third part of a series on the Kehoe brothers shootout that put the area in the national spotlight beginning on Feb....
We are all mental health warriors
Pulling out my black suit from the closet for a funeral, I realized how long it had been since I had worn something so...
Ukraine: The information war
Vladimir Putin’s Russia is famously known for its use of disinformation as a weapon for creating malicious and malignant mischief.For the purposes of definition,...
Listening to the bells
The bells ring more or less all the time here.My husband, Peter, and I are in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, a city filled...
Coaching world’s winningest loser
Despite the massive disappointment this football season has been for me as a Browns fan, I do get a bit more enthused about the...
About celebrating Black’s future
Every February, Black History Month celebrates the heritage, sacrifices, adversities, but most importantly the triumphs that Blacks have contributed to American history. But this...
It’s a mess here, but still good
Some of you may remember my grandfather, Ora Fenner. He left this earth in the early ’90s. To say he was opinionated would be...
The economists: Who Dey?
Actually, this column is about the economy, not so much about economists per se, but “The Economists” just sounded better with “Who Dey?”The U.S...
