Marshall County is blessed by having so many excellent people running for the Board of Supervisors. The voters will have a difficult time choosing between well-qualified candidates. Even in the very difficult times since 2018, the current Board of Supervisors has an excellent track record of ...

The issue is not Roe vs. Wade. The issue is can one human being claim that her (or his) body is more important than the body of someone else — “someone else” meaning another human being who is innocent and helpless? In the Journal of the American Medical Association, Dr. Joel Hylton, a ...

I am so tired of all the criticism I am still hearing about our withdrawal from Afghanistan. I think it was a miracle we got so many out without a “mass massacre.” I had two dear young friends serving in the Army, Eddie and Rachel, at the time guarding civilians as they departed. I was ...

Having just observed “Teacher Appreciation Day,” I want to thank all who have chosen the profession of teaching. They are superheroes – teaching our children reading, math, and social studies, hugging crying little ones, wiping runny noses, writing curriculum, posting grades, dealing ...

Do the flowers still bloom on the hillside? Do the waters still run to the sea? Will the sun shine again on the meadows? Does my beloved remember and still love me? If not, much is darkness and sorrow and life is not as it should be. But Jesus has shown she remembers and surely will always ...

Gov. Reynolds condemns teachers for giving students a “worldview” and Republican State Senate President says they have a sinister agenda — hardly recruitment and retention rhetoric. Teachers prepare students for a global economy as anything less is a disservice. The long arm of the ...