Just a thought by Judith Martin-Straw

Beginning in 1910, March 8 became annually observed as International Women’s Day. At the time, most American women did not …[READ MORE]

It’s always been a challenge to journalism; there is information, and there is gossip. Sometimes gossip leads to actual facts, …[READ MORE]

After posting the masthead for the first time on Dec. 4, 2009, there was no way to know what would …[READ MORE]

As the storm rolls south and the end of the year vacation pops up on the calendar, it’s a moment …[READ MORE]

When there is a crucial change being considered, and it’s at the very tail end of the agenda, it’s a …[READ MORE]

It’s not the direction that I was hoping to see things move, but when I notice a pattern, it’s impossible …[READ MORE]

Way back in the 20th Century, I was hired to be the front desk receptionist for a small, newly minted …[READ MORE]

For decades, it was understood that politics was about money; whoever spends the most wins. Getting your message out there …[READ MORE]

There is, in the art of debate, a form known as the ‘”ad hominem fallacy.” When you note someone making …[READ MORE]