Category Archives: Blogs

Fiscal Restraint Last night, the U.S. House passed a big beautiful bill, as the President termed the concept. It's different from a measure on the topic passed by the Senate, so now it's off to a conf...

Accidental Stereo There are times that I use this space to talk about things related to the radio station. This is one of those times. As you might expect, there are a lot of moving parts to keeping t...

What Did You Do Last Week?   Anyone who has worked in business has no doubt at one time or another been asked to in essence justify their existence to a boss. When I first started practicing law,...

One Hundred Percent We had heard about how much trouble President Trump would have in getting certain so-called "controversial" cabinet picks through the U.S. Senate. As of today, he's at one hundred ...

The Real Casualties Earlier this week, we marked 500 days since Hamas terrorists attacked the nation of Israel. Within the past month, we've seen hostages being released by Hamas...a few at a time, in...

A Drive Through the Country   Yesterday was the coldest morning of the winter season. So naturally, I spent a large part of it on the road.   The reason was a trip to Sheffield in Franklin C...

500 Days   That's how long it has been since Hamas terrorists attacked the nation of Israel and its citizens, and how long dozens remaining have spent in captivity-500 days.   This is not a ...

Happy Whatever Day It Is When I was growing up, in school we celebrated Abraham Lincoln's Birthday on February 12th and George Washington's Birthday on February 22nd. The latter was a federal holiday,...

What's In A Name   Newspapers, and later broadcast and online operations, have long operated by using "stylebooks"-reference manuals to lead to greater consistency. For example, if a newspaper pr...

Lack of Seriousness A report surfaced yesterday that new U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi saw that there were still portraits of former President Joe Biden, former Vice President Kamala Harris, and for...