Letter to the Editor
In the September 5th, 2023 edition of the Daily Globe I observed an article about the launch of a new chapter of the Mom’ For… Login to continue reading Login…
Opinion
22 years later, a 9/11 reflection piece
Jennifer Carollo Fischer CherryRoad Media Author’s note: I originally wrote this at the 20-year anniversary mark but have gone back to reflect upon 9/11, as… Login to continue reading Login…
Editorial
Jeremiah Ariaz, the author of “The Kansas Mirror: The Fourth Estate in the Heart of America,” has recently photographed newspaper offices across Kansas. With a… Login to continue reading Login…
Editorial: The Fourth Estate in the Heart of America
Jeremiah Ariaz, the author of “The Kansas Mirror: The Fourth Estate in the Heart of America”, has recently photographed newspaper offices across Kansas. With a… Login to continue reading Login…
Friendship is sucked up in a tornado of drama
Amy Dickinson, Tribune Content Agency Dear Amy: I moved to a new city, and work remotely. I’m trying to make friends.
Donor father now wants biological siblings to meet
Amy Dickinson, Tribune Content Agency Dear Amy: A few years back, I discovered that I had fathered an adult child resulting from my being a sperm donor decades ago. This child was raised by a single mother and has no siblings.
What is a Liberal Christian?
We liberal Christians are used to being overlooked. I was reminded of this the other day while discussing religion and politics with an otherwise smart, worldly, well-read former student who had never heard of liberal Christianity.
Friendship is no ‘give’ and all ‘take’
Amy Dickinson, Tribune Content Agency Dear Amy: My husband and I stumbled into an awesome friendship last year around the holidays, when we met “Chelsea.” (We are all middleaged.) As the friendship progressed we traded gifts or small favors. Then we came to learn that Chelsea is still living at home with her aging parents, and while she works full time, she is always broke.
Ask Amy
Amy Dickinson, Tribune Content Agency Dear Amy: I am in a five-year marriage that I feel is more like a roommate situation. We hardly ever do things together.
A guest waffles on potlucks and raffles
Amy Dickinson, Tribune Content Agency Dear Amy: : My girlfriend hosts birthday parties for her grandchildren every year, and on the invitation she asks that we bring a dish in exchange for a raffle ticket. She has a raffle at the end of the party for something that is not of great value.