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A columnist's thoughts were challenged after he bought a new car and drove it by his son’s place so he could see it. The first thing he wanted to see was the electronics.
In today's column, Emory passes along some advice on how to spice up regular meals.
It’s a shame there was no possible remedy to just have a special election last November for the remaining two years of the sheriff’s term where such a dispute was still ongoing. I want this dispute to go on for years, growing more and more comical, until we end up with slapstick comedy that rivals the characters from Grumpy Old Men. Already former acting Sheriff Howard Buffett announced his plans last month to run for the office next year. Just in time for Howard Buffett to swoop in and claim a 2022 victory. His campaign would be fairly easy: a). claim Brown was illegitimate if he runs ag...
WYSO Ben Hamilton taps a tree to free the syrup inside. Hamilton turned a hobby of making maple syrup into a full-time operation after he retired 12 years ago. For the 31 years Ben Hamilton worked at Ohio’s Shawnee State Park, he cooked a little maple syrup on the side. Twelve years ago, that changed when he retired to his hometown of Springfield and met next-door neighbor Mitch Workman. They found out they both hunted turkeys. Workman, a former bee-keeper, then spotted syrup-making equipment in Hamilton’s garage. Hamilton picks up the story just as it devolves into an outtake from Grump...
Notting Hill, Venus and My Cousin Rachel director Roger Michell and his cameras into a 2017 gathering, the quartet, thanks to some gentle prompting from him (and goading from each other) offer up their perspective on their lives, loves, memorable performances and modern things that annoy them. But despite "Mags" and "Jude" sometimes living up to their cantankerous reputations, this isn't an all-star episode of Grumpy Old Women. Instead, it's an absorbing and fascinating look back at the last 60 years of British stage and screen. Dirt is most certainly dished (especially about "unkind dir...