Opinion

365 Days by Ronald J. Glasser

365 Days by Ronald J. Glasser

Doctor recalls Vietnam wounded

Many books have been written about the Vietnam War. Most are the experiences and recollections of infantrymen or combat pilots, or are biographies of officers such as Gen. William Westmoreland or then-Defense Secretary Robert McNamara.
Did our Founding Fathers envision “just a dude” when they fought for self-determination or were they hoping for someone more informed?

Did our Founding Fathers envision “just a dude” when they fought for self-determination or were they hoping for someone more informed?

THE BOTTOM LINE: To Tell the Truth

When did it become so easy to lie? There use to be a game show called, “To Tell the Truth.” For those of you old enough to remember the show really wasn’t about telling the truth but rather about a group of contestants getting to the truth.
County Population Since 2010 to 2019

County Population Since 2010 to 2019

GUEST COLUMN Real benefits and real results

Just over two years ago, President Donald Trump signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act into law. Since then, Americans are not only getting to keep more of their hard-earned money as promised, but the economy is clearly booming as a result of the president’s continual focus on pro-growth policies.
Christmas History

Christmas History

GUEST COLUMN: Historical Christmas

By Dr. James Finck, USAO Associate Professor of History Christmas is the time of year when everyone seems a little happier and are a little nicer to each other. It is when we look forward to spending time with family and friends enjoying all of our favorite Christmas traditions.