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DAVID HALAAS: "Well, that’s pleasant," I said to myself (with great sarcasm). More than once in recent days I have heard people complaining about people (sometimes their neighbors, relatives, and

David Halaas: February is Black History Month. It is an invitation to be curious. On October 15, 1962 (my eighth birthday), Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered an address at

Steve Warnstadt: For the past year, partisans and some economists have been proclaiming an imminent recession. In the meantime, the GDP increased at an annualized rate of 3.3% last quarter.

"With the end of a year comes information on the most popular baby names. Most hospitals love to issue annual press releases telling the public what the most popular names

Charese Yanney: During 2023 many news stories were about artificial intelligence (AI) concerning the good and the bad were written. It seems we have had more news stories about it

David Halaas: "Verbal attacks and name-calling have been around for a long time. Sometimes we laugh. Most often we should not."

Former Vice President and Sen. Hubert Humphrey once said that "the moral test of government is how it treats those who are in the dawn of life, the children; those

For Republicans, one of the most important times of the year approaches. That is 7 p.m., Monday, Jan. 15, when they can select their preferred presidential candidate at their neighborhood

"Happy holidays everyone. I am not sure where the time went, for the first time in years I am behind in shopping for the holidays, some would be stressed to

David Halaas: The best storytellers are possibly the ones closest to you. Perhaps your uncle, mom, your weird cousin, or the neighbor next door. Siouxland has many fine storytellers such