Letters to the Editor
Twenty-eight wasted years
Twenty-eight wasted years A special issue of Life Magazine, published in January 1989, featured two articles. The first featured ...
Columns
Gerrymandering foes need a big history lesson
The Michigan Election Bureau, a division of the office of the Secretary of State, has approved language for ...
Letters to the Editor
Trump is supporting the alt-right’s hatred
Donald Trump’s statements following the recent demonstrations in Charlottesville, Virginia, make clear, once again, that he is a ...
Columns
Increasing opportunities for a successful career
Over the last seven years, we have worked hard to create a positive business environment in Michigan, which ...
Columns
Can we learn anything from Charlottesville?
God saddled humanity with a terrible handicap. That handicap is tribalism. We all suffer from it, and it’s ...
Columns
Be careful how you pray
Have you ever said something and, even as it came out of your mouth, you wished you had ...
Columns
Big John looks for a new job
Big John Hudson ambled through the front door of Sarah’s Diner, gently tossed his ball cap down onto ...
Letters to the Editor
A place you can count on
The Underground Railroad Society of Cass County is a three-year client of Accounting Consultants, and we enthusiastically add ...
Editorials
Time to bring U.S. politics back to the center
The ongoing battle for America’s soul reached yet another boiling point on Saturday, when a white supremacist demonstration ...
Columns
CTE critical to state’s fortunes
It is hard to overstate the importance of manufacturing to Michigan. It directly employs more than 608,500 residents, ...
Columns
Marie Antoinette, sit down, Mitch has something to say
I have come to the limit of my patience concerning Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell. In an address to ...
Columns
Celebrating National Health Center Week
This week, leaders at the local, state and national level will join communities in celebration of National Health ...
Columns
Now that is how you wage a water war
Last time, I shared with you how I started my “roughing-it” camping career by sleeping on the ground ...
Editorials
Fired for wrong think
Rarely does news of a multi-billion dollar company firing one of its mid-level employees make headlines. Then again, ...
Columns
A special time to celebrate giving
Every month, hundreds of southwest Michigan children receive a brand new book in their mailbox: a special gift ...
Columns
Nominate clergy to deliver Senate invocation duties
Several times a year, I have the opportunity to invite a member of the local clergy to deliver ...
Leader Columnists
A special time to celebrate giving
Every month, hundreds of southwest Michigan children receive a brand new book in their mailbox: a special gift ...
Columns
Nominate clergy to deliver Senate invocation duties
Several times a year, I have the opportunity to invite a member of the local clergy to deliver ...
Columns
Be alert regarding phone tax scams
Scam artists are becoming bolder in their demands and cleverer in disguising who they are. Cybercriminals are increasingly ...
Letters to the Editor
A prime example of local generosity
Recently we took a group of six nursing home residents, four staff members and a family member to ...
Columns
When ‘This Is The Army’ came to Dowagiac
We recently opened a new exhibit at the Dowagiac Area History Museum that looks at wartime stories of ...
Columns
Playing with fire: sun safety 101
If I had to pick a symbol for this August, it would be the sun. Summer heat, combined ...
Letters to the Editor
Small government helps state businesses grow
As the head of a statewide construction trade association, I see firsthand how high federal taxes and an ...
Columns
More protection needed for birds
In a blast from the past, state officials may soon try again to put our mourning doves in ...
Columns
The joys and sorrows of camping
Summertime in the Great Lakes State is the perfect time to be in the midst of the “Up-North,” ...
