Opinion

I have been thinking about starting a company.

In April 2022, Gov. Eric Holcomb announced $189 million for 154 Next Level broadband expansion projects, this coming atop a $100 million program in 2019. But on a helicopter flight coming back from Evansville in late June, there was yet another high-five moment. The governor had received word from U.S. Commerce Sec. Gina Raimondo that Indiana would be receiving $868 million to extend high-speed internet to the proverbial “last mile.”

We often hear that words have power, and that may be no truer than when the word “Bingo!” is yelled out in a crowd.

In my line of work, it is helpful to look back from time to time and assess one’s mistakes. So, I spent a couple hours perusing my old columns to see what I might wish to rewrite considering what I now know. It is important to be forthright about analytical errors so that we can draw lessons from them. Three issues really stuck out to me.

People so often misread Mike Pence.

Ohio is in the midst of a ballot initiative melee that can only be described as pulling the rug out from under its citizens.

Mary Ellen and I went out to see a movie last week with our friends Bob and Cathy.

We had quite the pirate adventure over the weekend.

We’d like to send hearts out to all those that sponsored, donated, volunteered and bought a lemon shake-up!

The vintage train car was packed, so my friend and I had to sit facing a 20s-something man and his female companion as we headed back to Connersville from a tourist trip to Metamora, the historic canal town in southeastern Indiana.