By JON KOONSMAN Happy Easter. At times I’ve found myself at odds with traditional Christianity. Some years ago I wrote, “To allow dogma...

By SARA VANDEN BERGE Today is Good Friday, and let’s face it, there is a part of all of us that struggles with finding the good in...

By JON KOONSMAN I like to think of myself as a man’s man – the product of generations of chasin’ wild cattle and stompin’ broncs. I wear...

My blog has been up and running now for one month, but already, it has been viewed more than 39,000 times and I am just shy of reaching...

Note: Shelby Slawson and I have been talking about doing a story focused on her campaign experience. The recent turn of events led me to...

By Jon Koonsman Alright. I admit it. I watched it too. When my buddy John Tadlock goaded me into tuning in to a narcissistic, gun...

By Lisa Owens Like so many other Americans, I was relegated to WFH (work from home) referring to employees doing their jobs from home in...

By JON KOONSMAN My family is a bit of a fixture in the Selden-Duffau greater metropolitan area. In the century and a half that we’ve...

By SARA VANDEN BERGE I like lemons. I like them in my water, on my oysters and in those mouth-watering bars my mother-in-law makes. I...

By Sara Vanden Berge The Husband and I have always joked that we are woefully unprepared for a disaster. If Y2K would have gone as some...

By Cathey Hartmann Since Covid 19 is on everyone’s mind these days, as a self-professed historian I wondered what other pandemics might...