There are so many ways to be active in the community.
Whether it’s volunteering with local groups or attending city council and school board meetings, there are plenty of ways for locals to get involved.
That can also include being active on social media.
Following local businesses, ...
“Never forget …”
Yet, it seems many Americans have done just that.
Jan. 27, 1945, is the date that Soviet troops liberated Birkenau and Auschwitz concentration camps in Poland. On Nov. 1, 2005, Resolution 60/7 was adopted by the United Nations General Assembly to establish the 27th ...
From my vantage point several stories above them, I looked down at what seemed to me to be a rousing game of what I would refer to as soccer — or what they would call football.
At first, there was just one boy, probably in his early teens, dribbling the ball with his feet and then firing ...
The lines are drawn.
We have fought in these swamps before, regrouped after being surprised, took the high ground, and mounted an offensive that moved us forward.
We can do it again.
Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg laid down the gauntlet: There will be no more veracity checks.
X’s ...
I have a few stories about coaches or officials and comments made in the heat of action.
A coach I always appreciated was Jim (can’t remember his last name), from Coleman.
He was a good coach, always dressed in a coat and tie for games, and was just a nice guy.
It was before the ...
A Thursday editorial in The News written by the Wall Street Journal, “Programs at Head Start negligent, mismanaged,” overlooks the important distinction between interim-managed programs and longstanding providers like the Northeast Michigan Community Service Agency (NEMCSA).
Interim ...