Today I choose joy
One of my writing challenges is telling a story in as few words as possible. And so it was that when my husband read last week’s column about embracing both…
Read MoreOne of my writing challenges is telling a story in as few words as possible. And so it was that when my husband read last week’s column about embracing both…
Read MoreNote: Next month will mark the fourth anniversary of the death of one of our greatest singer-songwriters, John Prine, who succumbed to COVID-19. Prine, along with Jimmy Buffett and Gordon…
By FRED GLASS & NEIL STEFFENS Guest Columnists The faces of hunger may surprise you. Many who need assistance are middle-class families, the working poor, children, and the elderly. No…
There is good and not-so-good news in this legislative session. There are several bills headed for the governor’s signature. With a scheduled adjournment of March 14, 2024, there is little…
Many of us work with a computer, laptop, tablet, or other mobile device. No matter what you use, you want to apply some of the same principles that we talked…
Welcome to the Timesheet. This column is a report of work done on behalf of the people of Hamilton County. It’s to be informative, too – a place to learn…
By JON FORD Guest Columnist Indiana stands at an energy crossroads. The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) has sounded the alarm: our state needs more power. Not just to fuel…
With Feb. 29 being Rare Disease Day, I felt like it was a good time to talk about rare diseases and what it’s like to live with one. I’ve mentioned…
I can’t remember when Mom told me this story. She was small, blond, vivacious, full of questions. She followed my every step like a faithful dog. And I liked it…
I have been practicing long enough to remember the time when prior authorization (PA) by insurance companies for medications, procedures, testing, and other medical services occurred very infrequently. Physicians felt…