Opinion
By Sarah MorrisonCEO of the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation
Recent research published in the Journal of Accounting and Economics finds that managers of U.S. companies struggling to meet earnings expectations ma...
Partnerships and ponies
Educators oftentimes use literature as a springboard for additional learning experiences. Many years ago elementary teachers used the adventures of th...
A wet butt and a hungry gut
My niece, Lisa Leslie, of Pond Run in Scioto County, is all grown up now with a family of her own. She and husband, Bill, have two sons, one a high sc...
Why we need tax reform now
Congress needs to put tax reform front and center this fall, and for a very good reason: The federal government spends and taxes too much.The problem ...
While Texas flooded, the critics went after Melania’s shoes
”Arma virumque cano” is the first full sentence I learned in Latin. It’s the opening line to Virgil’s “Aeneid” and...
The Luna moth
Who among us hasn’t marveled at the Luna moth? “Actias Luna” is the lime-green, large, eye-catching moth which we can hardly confuse...
Learning Harvey’s lessons
When disaster strikes, Americans generally respond to the call. And despite the political sniping we’ve witnessed before Hurricane Harvey’...
In wake of flooding, Congress should skip the drama and get to work
Ordinary citizens with extraordinary community spirit have been a bright light amid the dark clouds and devastation wreaked by Hurricane Harvey in Tex...
Ryan can be good Catholic while supporting free enterprise
At a nationally televised town hall last week, Paul Ryan was asked how he upholds the Catholic Church’s teaching that we should help the poor. R...
Two President Trumps: Can both be real?
The waning days of a long, hot, tumultuous summer are no time to make lasting political judgments.But they are a good time to offer some passing polit...
