Most of my life I’ve been aware of Type 1 diabetes. Our son Casey, to our shock, was diagnosed at age 5 with type 1 diabetes.

Every year I watch the Scripps National Spelling Bee in utter amazement.

As the 2020-2021 school year comes to a close, it is time to reflect on the lessons we have learned over the past 12 months.

President Biden is in ongoing talks to discuss his multi-trillion-dollar infrastructure plan.

I wasn’t prepared for the phone call, so I answered, expecting to talk to someone.

Stress is not something new in my life or anybody else’s, for that matter.

How do we solve the mass shootings? Do we take away all the guns? Or do we require that every American carry a gun and be prepared to shoot?

Did you ever have a week when it felt like something was missing, but you didn’t quite know what it was?

I have learned in my life that the small things are the ones that get you down.

College life throughout the pandemic has not been the most exciting time, but there seems to be a beacon of hope on the horizon.

Have you ever aspired to be a college basketball coach? Now is a great time to get your resume together.

Those days on the Hammonton Elementary School force remain one of the milestone events of my life.

For some reason, the last several weeks we have been getting many visitors at our door.

Americans are no strangers to hard economic times. Poverty still exists. Millions struggle with financial despair.

Never has our world been more divided than today. Politics, religion, sports and on and on I could go.

The pandemic has robbed us all of precious moments with family, friends and loved ones.

A study in California revealed that the cost of capital punishment in the state has been over $4 billion since it was reinstated in 1978.

I must soberly confess that I have throughout my life given in to habits and rituals.

When I was 16 years old, I was invited to speak at a little country church in rural Denver, Kentucky, not far from Paintsville.

It is not that I am colorblind; I just am color indifferent. Red and blue and yellow are all the same to me.