BACK IN THE SADDLE
We must not forget shortcomings
OK, folks, it’s time to pick up a hot topic, one no one is comfortable talking about. Let’s talk about race.
Dad would stop for shiny Penneys
My father was never much for roadside attractions.
Don't be bullied by the scammers
I was eavesdropping. It may be a professional habit.
Train trip created flight questions
Wandering through the Dunkirk passenger depot with my friends Jack Robbins and Dane Mumbower, I found myself recalling my first train ride.
Moon walkers eclipsed need for clean laundry
All I know for sure is that I didn't smell very good.
4-H, fair intertwine with musings
Back in the day, when my dear friend the late Tom Casey had only bits and pieces of ideas for a column, he'd begin it with this introduction: "One or two things that may or may not merit a paragraph or two."
Fair brings back memories
The scent of cotton candy is in the air.
Office left to memorabilia, memories
This is not fun.
Pocket is once again missing knife
It's around here somewhere.
So what's going on with The CR?
I was pumping gas.
Memories flow as summer begins
There's something about the end of the school year and the start of June that gets the memories flowing.
Tiananmen is humbling, forever
Anniversaries are important.
Dunkirk items belong at museum
It was supposed to be a brief visit to Jay County Historical Museum.
There’s still lots of exploring to do
It's not exactly a bucket list.
In the long run, at least it’s not snow
The wet, wet spring has prompted a flood of questions.
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