Embracing March mediocrity as my bride schools me again
I thought this year might be the one I would be better than average.I was diligent with my homework and research these...
Chinese buying Hoosier farmland: Who’s telling the ‘truth’?
It’s been six years ago already. Time’s fun when you’re having flies. Or something like that.
A local young...
Angelkeep Journals: Welcome back spring, and the flies
Angelkeep’s winter proved to be a bit harsh, and white. It seemed certain a month ago when the groundhog spoke that Angelkeep...
Do we, should we really care what he thinks?
So here we go again. We might have a Republican primary contest for State Senate District 19. Then we do. Then we...
Now is the time to support WCPL
If you drove through downtown Bluffton on a recent Friday evening and saw flashing lights on the dark second level of the...
Red means stop, but too many drivers aren’t
You might say observation is our bread and butter for those of us in the news business.One of my takeaways from journalism...
Once every couple decades, you might get to do this
It’s not every day you get a “thank you” for something you did 20 years ago. It’s not every day you get...
Miss a week, you miss a lot – for me, that includes the cartel
Every week we publish a ton of local news. It’s not every week that so many news items relate back to my...
Angelkeep Journals: Wildlife’s mixed chorus of spring
Listen to spring. Angelkeep eagerly jumps ahead of true spring by 15 days. Sounds of spring have won the day over winter...
Angelkeep Journals’ 1,000th Anniversary
Today the Angelkeep Journals’ column reaches its edition number 1,000. Yes, that’s one-thousand. Who would have guessed in 2006 that Angelkeep would...