Just before 219 Day was celebrating all things Region on Saturday, the Region gained something big, and overdue, to celebrate. We now have a national park that is officially designated as such.
Bonnie has promised God that she’ll save every little soul in her Appalachian kindergarten class, and if that means risking her job, or happens to trigger her chronic back pain, well, so be it. Neil, the town’s new chiropractor, sees…
The 21st century American teen has become very aware of the violence roaming the hallways of the youth and the neglect of the American government.
My husband, Jeff Mullen, was the 300th heart transplant in 30 years at Lutheran Hospital in Fort Wayne, Indiana on May 15, 2015. Seven months after his transplant, he contracted Guillain-Barre Syndrome, and his body could not control blood pressure,…
A former Indiana governor has become vice president of the United States. He sits on the precipice of power as the world awaits the fate of the president. He is, literally, a heartbeat away.
Have you heard about Washington state declaring a public emergency due to an outbreak of measles? This bug that had been virtually eradicated by vaccination decades ago is once again rearing its ugly head. Scientifically refuted claims that the vaccina…
Presidents Day, which became an official holiday in 1971 after an executive order by then President Richard Nixon, is Feb. 18. The quiz below, from the Ashbrook Center at Ashland University, Ashland, Ohio, provides an opportunity for you to test…
World War I lives today only in the childhood memories of a few centenarians. The rest of us must remember it vicariously. With his recent documentary, “They Shall Not Grow Old,” director Peter Jackson makes that possible as never before.
Ten states and Washington, D.C., have legalized the recreational use of marijuana. Twenty-two other states, along with U.S. territories Puerto Rico and Guam, allow marijuana to be used for medical purposes. Let’s examine some hidden issues about mariju…