Opinion

Seeing our need for grace: sin Why did the multitudes of poor, sick, and sin-sick people flock to Jesus? Why do we see poor people in other countries lining up…

“Life is too short to drink bad bourbon.” – Me I’m not sure where to proceed from here. Oh, I know what I want to talk to you about, just…

I learned about a new unofficial holiday recently – National Leon Day, celebrated every year on June 25. Since the date marks the halfway point to Christmas, a lot of…

We all have our own windows to the world. Our perspectives and opinions vary regarding what we see. Take, for example, witness reports at a fender bender. Five different witnesses…

Last weekend, my husband and I went to the Jack Johnson concert at Ruoff Music Center. We did something we do not normally do and bought box seats. We had…

By TODD CLEVENGER Guest Columnist When I took office as Hamilton County Auditor, I inherited an organization with a long-standing reputation for sound financial management and accountability. That reputation was…

I was on the phone recently with my sister-in-law in California. Not surprisingly, our conversation eventually turned to our pre-school age grandsons and our children. She related this time that…

By DANIEL LECKIE Guest Columnist America’s fight against hunger has long centered on one question: Are people getting enough food? That narrow focus is no longer enough – and thankfully,…

Time has a way of sometimes taking forever, and other times it’s almost cruel how quickly it passes. I think it’s normal to mark points in our lives, memories, and…