Opinion

Those little dashes of color have us all thinking about warmer, greener months.

Even if you’re not a gardener, you can appreciate the daffodils and tulips that fight to live this time of year.

Some people are blessed with natural gardening instinct. The rest of us do our best and wonder what went wrong.

The most critical aspect in political “balance of power” is that no one political party should get elitist position garnering carte blanche for governing. That is exactly what we are facing this November. There are those with non-relenting love for their party no matter how many fleas their favorite dog has, dogma remains dogmatic.

Ironton-LaValle School is closing!

Make this an opportunity!

There are many children that learn best by doing: Experiential Learning, Different intelligences, Different learning styles.

The Associated Press recently reported that climate change is damaging military bases in the Arctic. The story highlights the billions of dollars in damage caused by natural disasters to air force bases, operations and other US military installations in recent years. It also noted that “the U.S.

May 1 has been celebrated as Law Day in the United States since a joint resolution of Congress was passed in 1961. This year’s theme, Toward a More Perfect Union: The Constitution in Times of Change, has so much possibility and provides an opportunity to have important discussions.

One for sorrow, two for joy, three for a letter, four for a boy... That is the counting rhyme I learned for vultures. I have also heard it used for crows. Last week only one vulture came to Lily's school, but it brought joy, not sorrow.

Many people ask what would happen if they were in the hospital and unable to make their own medical decisions? The answer depends on whether you planned ahead.