Columns

Hoosiers responded eagerly to Lincoln’s call

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Left camp at 9 o’clock. Rained all last night. Bad roads, slavish traveling today. Snowed all day, stalled several times … traveled 10 miles. ...

Get whiff of spring in conservatory, gardening classes

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It is minus 6 degrees Fahrenheit as I write this. I have made the executive decision that if spring doesn’t come soon, I shall...

Beagle business evokes doggone good memories

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A pooch named Miss P is now America’s top dog. For the second time, a beagle has won the Westminster Dog Show. Tails and...

Struggling to get on board with ironing

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A friend’s 2-year-old granddaughter was staying with her when my friend got out her iron to do some ironing. “What’s that?” the...

Questions remain in property tax numbers

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Last week’s column suggested the change in your county’s gross assessed value (GAV) could be a good measure of local economic development. ...

Otherworldly experiences, sci-fi look better during youth

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Have you ever been so frustrated with modern life that you mumble to yourself about escaping the rat race, leaving it all behind, getting...

Paradise pretty wonderful, not perfect

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Food seems to be a recurring theme of my columns. I like to cook and try new things. On this little Mexican...

Jobs report and the polarized labor market

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The monthly Employment Situation Summary (aka the jobs report) offers good detail on the state of employment in the United States. Despite claims that...

Solutions to life problems: smile and wave

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At 5 a.m. I awakened to the sound of angels playing a harp. It was lovely melodic music for the first three seconds, but...

Columnist takes look at readers’ letters, reflects on past

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Hello, there, folks and welcome to another round of “Dear Mike Redmond” in which I answer, or pretend to answer, or in some cases...