Opinion

By VERONIQUE DUPREY A Seat on the Aisle I had the opportunity to see Agape Theater Company’s production of The Hunchback of Notre Dame on their opening night at Lutheran…

“Rest assured, Chuck; I’ll be home in a few hours.” I send a text as I wait for my Lyft driver. How many times can a flight be delayed? Stay…

Leveling at 30,000 feet after departing LaGuardia Airport, our jet was jostled. We represented nothing but a tubular chew toy in the jaws of a masticating, mythical sky beast. The…

Help! I’m looking for a “church home” (Part 1) Finding a “church home” is one of the most important decisions that a person will ever make. The presence of over…

When the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid suggested that a national network could save doctors millions of dollars a year, very few of us jumped for joy. We know those…

We’re continuing to explore reasons for our increased mental labor. Last week I ended my column talking about the pressures parents face to be more involved in their children’s schools….

It was a rainy Sunday in 1914 and only a few persons were present for the morning worship at the Sterling Christian Church where Grandpa preached. (Sterling was on the…

Beef and Boards Dinner Theatre continues its 50th anniversary season with Sophisticated Ladies – a very musical appreciation of Mr. Duke Ellington. The revue, originally conceived by Donald McKayle, opened…