Opinion

The Hyperion Theatre’s latest endeavor, John Patrick Shanley’s Doubt: A Parable, opening today, Jan. 25, owns many accolades including the 2005 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and the Tony Award for…

The landscape has changed for the prevention of serious and life-threatening adult respiratory infections, especially for seniors and those with chronic underlying conditions. We now have the fall vaccination-responsive “tripledemic”…

You’re meant for this. How do you say I love you without saying I love you? A simple text. Words that hug the heart. And so, while I was at…

…anyway it was 2012 and I was eating an $18 enchilada covered with green sauce – the enchilada was covered, not me – in the MGM Grand when the bartender…

“Honey this may be the best fried chicken yet!” – Bruce Dear Readers – lest I neglect the major portion of our population who enjoy their beef, poultry, and pork…

By ELLIE O’BANION Sheridan High School Student This column is brought to readers by Sheridan High School dual-credit program students and Human Services teacher Abby Williams. Axolotls are Mexican Amphibians,…

Questions I’ve always wanted to ask God “God, why is there so much suffering and evil in the world?” All of us probably have questions of a spiritual nature that…

This year the legislative session is scheduled to end on March 14. Approximately 250 Senate bills and 425 House bills are proposed for this session. Undoubtedly, most of these bills…

Before we officially start the Bringing Joy to Your Workplace Series next week, I wanted to address some final, potential real-life “what the heck?” questions readers may have. Q: I…