There are very few businesses that haven’t been altered or damaged by the pandemic of 2020.
Most of us are experiencing losses well beyond any hope of being made whole ...
A recent report from the Well Being Trust estimates that about 68,000 Americans could die as a result of the isolation, loneliness and unemployment induced by the circum...
Virtual graduation ceremonies, virtual weddings, virtual funerals and virtual sports. It seems to virtually be a new virtual world. In each and every example it is a vir...
There was much chatter on media sites last week about Paul Manafort's good fortune to be released from federal prison in Pennsylvania because of the threat of contractin...
For his critics, Dr. Anthony Fauci cemented his status as the Rasputin of public health with his Senate testimony the other day.
The National Institutes of Health offici...
An often quoted line from Mister Rogers is “Look for the helpers; you will always find people who are helping.”
The beloved Pittsburgh-based TV personality was referring...
When he started working on what would become “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!” Theodor Geisel — better known as Dr. Seuss —probably understood that it was his last book.
It’s ...
A gentle reminder for our readers: If you haven’t done so already, respond to the census form you receive in the mail.
The census, which is sent out every 10 years as re...
Although most news regarding the COVID-19 pandemic is negative, one positive outcome has been increased communication between county parents and teachers.
Butler County ...
With more than one in five Americans filing for unemployment benefits over the past eight weeks, policymakers’ top priority is clear: restoring conditions that allow wor...
