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My morning could have been worse
May 25, 2013 It was a bad morning. The Little Professor couldn't find any clothes. The Long Suffering Husband had hidden them by hanging them up in the closet. more »»
Remember to share kind word
May 25, 2013 It was a bad morning. The Little Professor couldn’t find any clothes. The Long-Suffering Husband had hidden them by hanging them up in the closet. more »»
Differing thoughts on camping
May 19, 2013 Growing up, I got to spend quite a bit of time camping as a member of various Cub Scout and Boy Scout units. more »»
From the Pulpit: With a warning to everyone
May 19, 2013 I remember the day I woke up with a sty on my eyelid — the decision was to go and see the doctor to make sure that it wasn't something more sinister — but, as I entered the examining room, the docto... more »»
A tray of sandwiches for somebody
May 19, 2013 I don’t know why I do what I do sometimes. In this particular case, maybe I did what I did because Janice isn’t really a popular girl’s name. more »»
Some changes, some constants
May 19, 2013 If there’s one constant that comes out of 115 S. Third St. in Steubenville, it’s that change is inevitable. more »» 
Reflections on a special banquet
May 19, 2013 Through the years of my youth I heard so much about the Hanna Coal giant Earth movers from my dad, but it didn’t mean much at the tim. more »»
Guest column/Unbiased horsesense needed to reform education
May 19, 2013 A recent Rasmussen poll tells us that American voters have little confidence in our K-12 schools. A mere 18 percent believe that most high school graduates have the skills needed for college. more »»
Making yet another wrong turn
May 18, 2013 I love my church ladies. They're so nice, and I suspect they have no real idea how horrible I am. more »»
Project funding in the digital age
May 12, 2013 To put together any kind of project or program usually takes money. more »»
From the Pulpit: A Mother's Day blessing
May 12, 2013 Mother's Day is a day that we celebrate the hardest working individual known to mankind. more »»
On a new plateau this Mother’s Day
May 12, 2013 The mother who comes home from the hospital with a newborn for the first time does so with a sense of relief, feeling excited about the return to familiar surroundings to establish a new normalcy as... more »»
Interesting week in city
May 12, 2013 The past week was certainly an interesting one in Steubenville. Consider: ¯ City Council will certainly have a new look in January. Michael R. more »»
It’s the day to pay tribute to mom
May 12, 2013 Mother’s Day, a tribute to the lady who provided support and understanding over the years, has arrived today without a 76-trombone tribute or a pack of trained dogs marching down the street. more »»
Guest column/When it comes to tax fairness, a Plan B is needed
May 12, 2013 Most voters agree that big corporations and the wealthy should start paying their fair share in taxes. But of course big corporations and the wealthy don’t want to do tha. more »»
Mother's Day and gnome gardens
May 11, 2013 So Sunday is Mother's Day. more »»
What have you done to give back?
May 5, 2013 It’s often said the world is divided between people who give and those who take. more »»
From the Pulpit: Let the Church be the Church
May 5, 2013 There is nothing on the earth like the church. We were chosen in Christ before the foundation of the world; that we would be holy and blameless before Him in love. more »»
Sequester questions troubling
May 5, 2013 There are some places that you visit that seem to be much more moving than you could have ever imagined. For me, one of those places is the USS Arizona Memorial in Pearl Harbor. more »»
Some things don’t happen every day
May 5, 2013 So I walk into the store, and a girl says to me, “Excuse me, ma’am, I know this is going to sound funny, but ….” It took me a minute or two to realize the girl was trying to get my attention. more »» |
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