Opinion
No pleading with zombies
I’m scared of zombies.These are former humans, not quite alive and not quite dead, limited in their function. However, what they can do, they do...
Recently, I came across a small notebook of things I had written down to remember what Dr. Oz had said when he first came on TV, quite a few years ago...
Landscaping that can survive drought
Xeriscaping means landscaping that doesn’t need much water to look nice. For people who live out West, it’s a way of life. We’re use...
Summer Reading Club winding down
It’s hard to believe, but we have reached the final week in the Delaware County District Library Summer Reading Club. Since the beginning of Jun...
Rain provides silver lining to Stratford facility
It has been a welcome change at Stratford Ecological Center on Liberty Road to have drier weather, even if it has been in the high 80s and humid.The l...
Symphony celebrates Fourth of July
Although the weather looked dicey in the morning, the Central Ohio Symphony once again performed its 34th annual Fourth of July concert under a clear ...
The right of primogeniture
The epistle reading for this Sunday (July 21) comes from the first chapter of Colossians. In the 15th verse, Paul has written, “The Son is the i...
Fighting for healthcare for every Ohioan
Last week, a federal court heard arguments in a case supported by the Trump Administration that threatens the health coverage of 20 million Americans ...
50 years later, Neil Armstrong’s walk on the moon still inspires
50 years ago this week, one of Ohio’s greatest sons, Neil Armstrong, became the first man to walk on the Moon. On July 20, 1969, the world watch...
Telltale smells of digestion revealed
Recently, police in Missouri were able to apprehend a suspect with just a whiff. With the aid of their police dog, a drug dealer hiding in a wooded ar...
