Ken de la Bastide: It’s time to end annual DST debate
It happens twice a year in Indiana: the great debate on whether the state should observe daylight saving time, which took effect Sunday when our clocks moved ahead one hour.
Richard Feldman: Indiana patients deserve care clarity
In 2022, the General Assembly enacted SEA 239. This is an important advancement in eliminating deceptive or confusing information regarding health care professionals provided in advertising, marketing and promotional materials. The new statute addresses the conveying of specific professional skills, training, expertise, educational degrees, board certification and licensure. Clarity and transparency for the public are important.
JCPL Column: Find your free prom outfit at the library
Because attending prom is more expensive than ever, some teens don’t attend and miss the experience.
Norman Knight: Knight household trendy at last
The New York Times article, “This Trend Is A Mess” puts it, this way: “Clutter is having a moment.”
Michael Hicks: Remote work and labor markets
In the decade prior to the COVID pandemic, work from home rose steadily to 5.6% of all workers.
John Krull: Fox News, lying for fun and profit
So, it turns out that the talking heads at Fox News didn’t lie to the American public about the 2020 presidential election for ideological reasons.
Niki Kelly: Time to step up on birth control access
When lawmakers passed a near-total abortion ban last summer in a special session, several key Republicans talked about expanding access to birth control as a companion piece.
Dick Wolfsie: Letting it all out
After my 76th birthday this past week, I decided to let it all out. It’s about time people know who I really am. Here are just some of my peculiarities and idiosyncrasies.
Ryan Trares: Catch me if you Leprechaun
The trap has been set.
Readers share views on ‘Dilbert’ decision
To the Editor: