I recently wrote a column rooted in my childhood memories of spending hot Fort Wayne summer days and evenings at the backyard pool of my aunt and uncle on the city’s southeast side. We were young and full of beans.
It’s always popular for politicians to promise to cut your taxes. But is it realistic?
Weighing in at 920 pages, Project 2025 is the American version of George Orwell’s dystopian novel “1984.”
Election years always bring out a fond nostalgia for “the good ol’ days” — the simpler times when the cost of gas was in single digits, people could go without locking their doors at night, the marriage bed was actually two singles separated …
With the Olympic Games approaching, I couldn’t help but think back onto the first newspaper column I ever wrote.
“Art Isn’t Easy“ comes from Stephen Sondheim’s musical, “Sunday in the Park with George,” and his words resonate with me now more than ever.
“I believe that white Christian nationalism is the single greatest threat to democracy in America and to the integrity of the Christian witness. These choices that we all must make will have concrete moments and milestones. Election day 2024 …
As a young lieutenant, I served in a very atypical assignment.
Mayor Sharon Tucker was recently quoted as saying that trust and transparency are key components of a healthy and desirable community.
