Someone must have broken into our house…
My eyes pop open in the dark when I hear footsteps in the house. The rest of my body remains still, but those orbs, their powers completely stripped away by the night, stand at futile attention while I lie in bed.
Dear editor,
A group of your Iowa County neighbors is working quietly and tirelessly to ensure that your vote in every election counts. Just like you, they babysit their grandchildren, take care of an elderly parent, commute to work…but then they carve out time to volunteer to protect your vote.
OK, let's start over. We spent too much of 2021 finger pointing and blaming. The nation split apart and took sides on everything from health care to broccoli! And it got us absolutely nowhere. Let's put aside our anger and our pointy fingers and look for our common ground.
My brother has a saying: If there’s a lot of traffic around here, there’s either an auction or a gun sale.
Adam would know a thing or two about traffic and multitudes; he’s lived in several metropolitan areas. He was born and raised around here, though, meaning he also has a solid grasp of country and small-town living.
Two years ago this month, a Madison East High School teacher chaperoning a Minneapolis field trip sneaked into students’ rooms using copies of their room keys and planted hidden cameras in their bathrooms.
This Christmas season again provided a pathway to peace and salvation. Christians around the world have just celebrated the birth of Jesus, the Prince of Peace. Advent highlighted hope, peace, joy, and love. The New Testament stresses: Love, compassion, and forgiveness.
Terry Hansen's Dec. 30 letter cites a 2019 climate change report stating that "The President has a responsibility to protect our national security from future climate threats by ensuring they never come to pass."
