First, the good medicine. July 8th, 1925, was Duncan Cameron Day in Alpena. Fifteen thousand citizens lined the parade route from Central High School to Memorial Hall, along which marched hundreds of people, all of whose births had been attended by Dr. Duncan Cameron. Dr. Cameron practiced ...

If School Board President Eric Lawson’s goal was to create an “orderly” meeting, as he stated at the September 22nd school board meeting, he accomplished the opposite. In a treatise that took in excess of two minutes to read, Lawson has created an extensive list of what audience ...

The political world is alight with anticipation and excitement after President Donald Trump released his 20-point peace proposal for Gaza, built around three central pillars: immediate de-escalation, humanitarian relief and redevelopment, and a long-term political framework. First, the plan ...

Not for the first time, AJ MacArthur took time during a school board meeting to complain about how unfairly he feels the public is treating him. And, yes, you read that correctly... during a school board meeting. MacArthur said the public is boycotting his business which he defines as ...

I was angry, then mad, now infuriated. The United States Government is shut down by Congress, specifically the U.S. Senate, but that doesn’t mean the House of Representatives isn’t equally responsible, although using the word “responsible” in conjunction with the Senate and House ...

Independents are so hot right now — and will be for the foreseeable future. According to a major survey commissioned by CNN, nearly half of all Americans — 44% — call themselves independents while only 28% and 27%, respectively, identify as Republicans or Democrats. I have a theory as ...