Does learning stop when you leave school? Do you have to go to school to learn? Can you get to a point where you have learned everything you need to know? Is it possible to learn from people who know …
Walbridge resident Larry Erard has published a book titled, “Wondering Ways: Stories of Newer, Better, Safer, Healthier, Improved Ways of Living in America.” The book is available …
Where are you headed with your life? Do you know? Have you even given it any thought?
I'm writing in response to the article titled "Jerusalem Township trustees to decide on proposed shipping container zoning change" published in the Suburban Press on June 10, 2025.
The typical assumption is that success is measured financially. Although this may be true for many, in reality there are numerous definitions of success.
Who wouldn't want only good fortune in their lives? A life devoid of problems is the foundation of many dreams.
Dreams precede everything; all actions and all creations. Truly, everything does start with a dream. Dreaming is not an idle activity.
The Elmore American Legion Auxiliary Unit 279 would like to thank the Elmore community for it its support during the recent Poppy Days, held over the Memorial Day weekend.
The typical assumption is that success is measured financially.
A positive state of mind provides you with many benefits. Contrast this with the fact that a negative outlook not only has no benefits, it carries numerous detriments.
People will pick a direction for their life, sometimes when they are very young.
Life is what happens while you are making other plans. I have devoted a lot of space in this column to planning and goal setting. Reality offers an endless barrage of diversions, detours, …
It's easy to become focused on what you feel your limitations are, while losing sight of your strengths. Everyone has unique aptitudes and abilities.
Are there goals you have never attempted to achieve? Perhaps there are circumstances you would like to change.
To the editor: It seems as if it’s weekly that an article is published in this paper touting the idea of putting a roundabout at the intersection of Williston and Fostoria roads, almost as though there is a need to convince the public that it’s the only solution.
To the editor: As a retired nurse and senior citizen, I have continually come across the negative attributes of Big Pharma. The commercials!
To the editor: A recent editorial author expounded on being perplexed by opposition to Elon Musk. Let me help.
We are once again being asked to vote on Ohio spending in the form of a bond referendum.
Most of us can disagree with friends and still remain friends. We all have our reasons for voting the way we do. But if we are to criticize we should be specific.
Ohioans will be asked at the May 6 primary election, via Issue 2, to renew a popular state bond program which has been in place since the 1980s, that provides funds to local …