Local Opinion Editorials

On March 26, 2005, 33-year-old M/Sgt. Michael T. Hiester put on his boots just like every other morning. But for

The recent passing of Darwin Day continues to generate discussion in various quarters as to exactly what, if any, is

I’m a moron when it comes to tech stuff. When my sons gave me an I-pod, I actually thought it

In the eighties at high school I had to take biology along with all other sophomores. One day we got

Each year the earth turns, the seasons go around, bringing us back again after a long winter to the fresh

On Friday, March 21, Father John Jenkins, CSC, phoned to inform me that President Obama had accepted his invitation to

Book review by Cindy Cornwell   Author Geoff Paddock invites us into the political lives of eight of Indiana’s political

“Changing my major to social work was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made!” says fourth year senior at

A few years back I remember seeing a television special about a group of stock market investors. I can’t remember

The Waynedale United Methodist Women wish to thank the community for supporting their annual Church Street Bazaar. It was a

Editors Note: This essay came to us from Ephraim Smileys’ reading class at Maplewood Elementary School. The most important thing

My name is Lauren Coffee, I have lived in Waynedale for many years.   Shortly before 11 pm on February

Scenario 1:Jack goes quail hunting before school and then pulls into the school parking lot with his shotgun in his

The words “faith and belief” express so many shades of meaning, so many subtleties experienced in life itself. When we

Avoid carrot sticks. Anyone who puts carrots on a holiday buffet table knows nothing of the Christmas spirit. In fact,

INDIANA TOLL ROAD   I was reading the article entitled “Local GOP Gearing Up for Election Day 2008” on the

I have a grave concern about the accuracy of what the Journal Gazette Editorial Board publishes in its endorsement for