We celebrated our 14th year at our present location at 232 North Queen Street in Littlestown. The love, support and dedication from the community has been amazing. Today it is the hub of the ...

The share of before-tax income going to the richest 1% of taxpayers has more than doubled in the last half-century. This massive upward redistribution of income was primarily a result of the ...

For the last couple of Sundays a new young couple has been attending our church. Not just on Sunday morning but also on Wednesday nights when she isn’t working at a local store. In conversation with ...

No matter on what side of the political aisle you reside, here’s a bit of good news that should set well for all older Victorians: The Social Security Administration office at 8208 NE Zac ...

We have begun to experience warm and sunny spring days. Hopefully, the arrival of flowers and leaf-out of trees will be accompanied by much-needed April showers. As of March 25, the U.S. Drought ...

Last month, I had the pleasure of being interviewed about the prevention of heart disease on the podcast “The Bright Side of Longevity,” hosted by Dr. Roger Landry, a resident of Falmouth and ...

MINOT — The problem with Sen. Keith Boehm's book-banning bill, which has already passed the state Senate and is currently before the House Appropriations Committee, is that it would cost North ...

In an interview with David Joez Villaverde from March 2024, Fred Moten considers crossing out the world. Building upon the writings of Brazilian philosopher Denise Ferreira da Silva, he positions the ...

Family lore has it that sometime in the pre-refrigeration days of the late 19th century, my forefathers dug a small cave into a steep hillside on their adjacent farms to store several barrels of ...

In early January, the House Committee on Government Operations and Military Affairs introduced and passed H.1 to protect the separation of powers. The rationale behind this is that each branch of ...

Federal workers are often stereotyped as faceless bureaucrats sitting in grey office buildings. In truth, these workers provide crucial services to our communities. For example, over 11,000 of ...

One of the most frequent questions I hear from folks I’m getting to know, be it professionally or off duty, is whether I always wanted to be a journalist. Another related question I get often is ...