My Rashionale — Realities of living in isolation and confusion come to light
The article we ran on COVID-19’s impact on families living with Alzheimer’s in the Sept. 24 issue (which is also
My Rashionale — Polishing our observation skills provides opportunity to help
My friend needed me. I knew it with everything in me, but she pushed me away. She avoided my calls
Sometimes well-oiled machines are taken for granted
Nearly 20 years ago in January 2001, an earthquake registering 7.6 on the Richter scale devastated El Salvador’s city of
My Rashionale — Four ways to make a difference as we await Nov. 3
We are a little more than six weeks out, and we all know the intensity of the political rhetoric will
Celebrate grandparents every day and a little extra Sept. 13
Grandparents, we celebrate you this month, especially the tremendous role you play in the lives of your grandchildren. And for
My Rashionale — Are Nigerian Christians right? Are we looking the other way?
All week I planned to write about Grandparents Day — for the grandkids out there, it’s Sept. 13 — but
My Rashionale — Will we ever see Walter Cronkite-style news reporting again?
Our friend and your friend Joe McKeever (pastor, author, cartoonist) joked in a recent Facebook post about a headline from
My Rashionale — Reporting, reviewing stats tedious but important for evaluation
Gov. Kay Ivey’s plea for Alabamians to fill out the 2020 census forms (see page 13) has me thinking about