Opinion

“… never forget that writing is as close as we get to keeping a hold on the thousand and one things – childhood, certainties, cities, doubts, dreams, instants, phrases, parents,…

By KEN KLINGENMEIER A Seat on the Aisle Brightening the Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre stage for summertime 2025 is the Broadway hit Waitress. This Tony Award-nominated musical is directed…

By DANIEL SHOCK A Seat on the Aisle Hadestown is a folk-opera retelling of the Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice. Like many myths, it has been told many times…

I set out for a walk on a warm, sunny day. Two blocks and five minutes into my walk, there was a sudden opening of the clouds, and it poured…

Old friendships are like old trees. They’re not measured by how tall they grow, But by how deep their roots have spread. That sentiment came alive for me this summer…

By GRACIE STOWERS Sheridan High School Student Editor’s note: The Sheridan Student Column is brought to readers by Sheridan High School’s 10th grade honors English class, taught by Tanya Busailah….

On a recent trip to Florida with my husband John’s side of the family, I was enjoying a relaxing conversation with my brother-in-law, Ron. I can’t remember our topic at…

As a child, I was fascinated with chameleons. I thought it was so neat that they could change colors to adapt to their environment. When I got older, I realized…

By RICHARD LEIRER Guest Columnist The legislative process can be, at times, opaque to the general public. How do our elected officials make decisions? To whom do they listen and…