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Stafford County truck driver Ron Moore writes about how computers are supposed to make our life easier but often end up bringing complications.

The 4-1 vote by the commission reversed an earlier vote by the county’s planning commission and went against a staff recommendation to approve the project. “This is a residential area,” said Bill Braswell, who joined Rick Wilson, Martha Santiago and Neil Combee in a vote against the concept. “It sounds like the school is a fantastic school, a great program, but it’s still a business. This would be a non-residential use dropped into a residential area. I don’t see it as compatible.” Commissioner George Lindsey cast the lone vote to approve the project. "When all else fails read ...

One from the road: Gotta love modern technology Ron Moore Pratt Tribune A friend of mine, Ed, who should remain nameless, but I want to give him credit for my misery, asked me how I wrote my column? I told him that I used my phone and did it on email.  I said that my email didn't always save my writing. Here lately, once I started writing, I could not close my email. It was becoming a real pain.  Ed is a great writer, and he did give two suggestions, which are very helpful but also a headache. He suggested that I download a grammar app. 

CinemaBlend Katee Sackhoff has had a big year, with The Mandalorian. But she was a sci-fi star long before then, appearing in Ron Moore’s Battlestar Galactica reboot and sometimes she likes to remind her fans of where she started with a throwback post. This week, Katee Sackhoff shared a look back at her time filming BSG in the early aughts, sharing a shot focusing on her character Starbuck and co-star Michael Trucco’s Anders’ now-infamous matching tattoos. She also noted as part of her sweet post (a post that would have been way to sweet for Starbuck herself honestly) that �...

Top law enforcement officials from five counties say congressional proposals to change qualified immunity protections for police are unnecessary because existing laws already hold them accountable for illegal acts and could ultimately lead to municipal bankruptcies.  In a press release, Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard said deputies and police officers are not immune from prosecution or civil liability when they act outside the scope of existing laws, policy, training or protocols. He said the belief that law enforcement is immune from criminal prosecution or civil action is not t...