Pieces of the Past — Frank Conrad
I got a call from a fellow ham radio operator asking if I’d be interested in helping with a “Special Event” ham radio station celebrating the 150th anniversary of the birth of
Suggestions
Making Waves — North Carolina
Climate problems may seem overwhelming, but people all around this great nation are taking action. This week we’re looking at NORTH CAROLINA and the question is: Why is it critical to create
Out of the Circle
When I wrote this Donald Trump had just won a legal appeal
Pieces of the Past — Higher Education
I’d say 99% of my readers missed the “Ag Era”. By the
Pieces of the Past: Glade Bridge
I grew up on Park Avenue (Street when I was a kid). The Glade Bridge was and still is, a critical connector for westbound
Quicklime
Did you know we have a pothole park in Pennsylvania? Just some miles north of Scranton is the Archbald Pothole State Park. The Archbald
Pieces of the Past: Do You Know This Man?
Do you know this man? You probably don’t. If you are from the Warren area, I can confidently say that he had an impact
Editorial: This is the Best We Can Do?
Warren City Council basically told you what they think of actual economic development in the City Monday night when they ignored the concerns of
Editorial: Not Here
The old adage when it comes to home buying is “location, location, location.” That holds true when it comes to charting a course for
I Am Not a Robot
As I tool around the web lately, it seems everywhere wants to make sure I’m not a robot. I have to check a box
Pieces of the Past: Beaty
There is a place you can go in Warren and see architecture that morphs from nearly 100 years ago to today. No one could
Third Rail
We have a new mix in the United States Congress where Republicans now control the House of Representatives and the Democrats control the Senate
Pieces of the Past: Nope. Nada. Not.
Recently I spotted a Facebook post that connected a Warren County bank to Civil War-era Confederate currency. Well, some of what the author reported
Everything but the Oink
I had a lot of grown-up friends when my grandfather owned his bar. They rented rooms upstairs and spent most of the day downstairs
