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Q. Our Arizona ash is 40 years old and has slits in the bark on one side of the tree that drips a very sticky sap onto our front step.

On July 20, there were headlines on how the Libertarian Party tweeted a racist remark toward former Ohio State Senator Nina Turner the day prior. When I took a look

Writer’s Note: This column is an adaptation from an article by www.academyofideas.com by Anthony Cristo.

Congressional Repu-blicans claim that diversity training in the U.S. military is somehow a threat to our national security and have amended the National Defense Authorization Act to prohibit such training.

A June 8, 2023, Gallup Politics poll says the number of those who consider themselves conservative on social issues is up 5% from the same poll one year ago, the

The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines hypocrisy as “a feigning to be what one is not or to believe what one does not, behavior that contradicts what one claims to believe or

Columnist Published on this page June 21, 2020, titled “Without police, who will you call for help?” I addressed “the shocking killing of George Floyd … by a Minneapolis police officer while three other policemen stood by and watched.” While the op-ed addressed the ongoing violence in the streets and the call by Black Lives Matter to defund the police, a call which persists, the piece offered a prediction that has now been realized. Ten months ago, this is what I wrote: “The offend...

May 1, 2021 At the behest of Jamestown area legislators, a grand plan for a $60 million amusement park has been proposed to the legislature for a direct appropriation of $5 million and a $60 million loan from the oil-rich Legacy Fund now brimming with $8 billion. Developing a huge recreation area in Jamestown should not bother us. In fact, it could be a big plus for the state. The $5 million appropriation is not big enough to be worrisome. The $60 million loan from the Legacy fund is a step out...

Transportation is undergoing a major shift around the globe. The rapid pace of technology continues to make low-carbon alternatives — like electric vehicles — more efficient, more accessible and, truth be told, far more desirable. If expert opinion holds true, up to one-third of new cars sold will be electric-powered by 2030. The Mahoning Valley has a sustainable, competitive advantage to become a powerhouse feeding growing consumer demand for electric vehicles and technology. Lordstown Mot...

Apr 24, 2021 On April 14, Minot State University held our annual MSU Giving Day. This is an online, 24-hour event through the MSU Foundation to raise funds and support over 50 programs across campus. Our Giving Day event began in 2018 and occurred again in 2019. Last year, it was shifted to a singular focus by raising funds for our Student Emergency Fund during the early days of COVID, and so it was exciting getting back to the original focus and format with this year’s Giving Day. Thanks to ...