Opinion

Near the end of our conversation, Lance Clark delivered an illuminating truth.

Children have been mostly spared from the pandemic’s ravages, but they’re not immune.

Something curious is happening to me.

It’s that time of year when holiday catalogues flood the mailbox.

Initiatives aimed at reducing evictions in Indiana are presenting tenants and landlords new opportunities to work together so that renters aren’t put out on the street. Property owners also can benefit from new programs that aim to stabilize housing and reduce evictions, which are costly for renters and landlords.

Twenty years ago, the United States was intently focused on terrorism. The 9/11 attacks had killed 3,000 Americans and profoundly shaken our national sense of safety and security. President George W. Bush declared we were fighting a “war on terror” and vowed we would defeat terrorist organizations.

As I reflected on Veterans Day this year, several different emotions were evoked. So in no particular order, here they are. But first a disclaimer.

Commercial grade solar fields could represent a major investment and tax boon for northeast Indiana.

In this short-attention-span era, we’ll read the headline and, perhaps, if we’re not too busy, the first two or three paragraphs.

If you were asked to explain what “critical race theory” actually and specifically is, could you?