Every day tragedy bombards you. The world news scene is constantly flooded with horrible stories. This sad and frustrating news isn’t just out there. It’s personal. A co-worker is diagnosed with a terminal illness. A close friend dies. You’re attending the funeral of a family member.
How do we keep on giving when we are running on empty? How do we keep our faith in democracy when we see it being eroded all around us? It is so very tempting to hole up with a pint of ice cream and the latest “Outlander” book and flip off the world, and never more than in February in Wisconsin!
Dear editor,
Football players are flagged when they break the rules. We expect referees to call games fairly. Fair is fair, that’s just the way it should be – shouldn’t it?
Inflation is at a 40-year high, the stock market is declining, gas prices are up 49.6 percent and tax increases are ahead when Trump-era tax cuts expire. Homicides are at a record high in Madison and Milwaukee; they are up 300 percent in Portland, OR. Hiring police officers is increasingly difficult.
The next time you see a member of our military presenting a folded American flag to a deceased veteran's relative, ask yourself if Biden's allowing hundreds of thousands of unvetted and unvaccinated illegal aliens to enter this country through the border he deliberately opened is how a "grateful nation" should thank its veterans for their servic
Every day tragedy bombards you. The world news scene is constantly flooded with horrible stories. This sad and frustrating news isn’t just out there. It’s personal. A co-worker is diagnosed with a terminal illness. A close friend dies. You’re attending the funeral of a family member.
January marked the 18th National Stalking Awareness Month (NSAM), an annual call to action to recognize and educate about this traumatic and dangerous crime.
