Viewpoints

By Stan Tekiela I am not a stranger to getting up at O’ dark thirty, to be able to get out and capture some images of wildlife. Over the past 40 years I would say […]

By Sue Sylvester In Part III Walter and Veronica (Lacina) Holmberg’s family history was covered.  This last episode will cover the 6th and 7th generations of the Holmberg family.  The following were sources I used […]

By Harold Brutlag I errored in last week’s Bleat about Tessa Johnson, a freshman guard for South Carolina Gamecocks, when I had her scoring 10 when the correct number was 19 and I referred to […]

By Sue Sylvester In Part II of the Holmberg story, the Alfred and Annabelle (Robarge) Holmberg story was highlighted.  This episode will cover the Walter and Veronica (Lacina) Holmberg story.  The following were sources I […]

Question: I was reading your recent article about headlights needing to be on in the fog. I have asked several law enforcement officers about this and I get the same answer about a judgement call. […]

By Harold Brutlag We didn’t get any thunder and lightning over the weekend, but the nearly 3 inches of rain was great. We were getting so dry there was a grass fire warning, but that’s […]

By Stan Tekiela For me, I enjoy all aspects of nature, not just birds. I find all of nature fascinating and that is what keeps me interested. So, while leading a photo tour to Florida […]

Question: I am puzzled as to why seat belts are mandatory in vehicles along with a fine for not complying but our precious cargo in school buses are not required to wear them? Answer: School […]

By Jim Studer Sitting in the judges’ lounge at a speech tournament in the late 1970s, I overheard a conversation between two mothers. “If my son comes home with another worksheet or workbook from his […]