NIGHT SKY REPORT

July had a couple of interesting events including the planetary alignments during the early part of the month and with the weather cooperating, for the most part, we were able to get in several good viewing sessions.

The Bare Economic Standard Of Men’s Underwear

I was reading an article from The Washington Post that expressed the use of men’s underwear as a leading economic indicator. And I quote, “Sales of men’s underwear typically are stable because they rank as a necessity.

Tecumseh Golden Age Center

July has been a month for celebrating, and the Golden Age Center had lots of things to celebrate. The winners of the Father’s Day giveaway were Patrick Breen and Gil Dildine; although all the men who were fathers felt like winners.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

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CAPITOL REPORT

In continuing to look at the work we accomplished this past legislative session, this week I am focusing on corrections and county and municipal government measures that will make a difference for our local communities and our state overall.

Thank You For Standing Tall

Former Sen. Ron Sharp took a beating, lost his Senate seat, was publicly drug through the mud, but in the end, he was right.

Not A Fan Of July Temperatures

The mercury keeps rising, and I will tell you I am not a fan. As a young child, I, like most kids, couldn’t wait for summer. No school. No homework. Lots of time at the lake, and if we didn’t go to the lake, that was fine since there was a huge pond on the property complete with a diving board.

Economic Development Bills Seek to Spur Job Creation

Economic development is always a major focus of concern for lawmakers at the State Capitol. If we can help our communities and our state create wealth by bringing in more job creators and higher-paying jobs, we all benefit with a better quality of life and in numerous other ways.

IFYR, Born And Raised Right Here

In 1992 Shawnee hosted the last of three annual National High School Finals Rodeos. When the NHSFR moved on to the next location in Wyoming, there was a sense of loss at the Expo and in Shawnee.

She Didn’t Need A New Puppy, Just A Fix

The puppy was adorable. Yes, all puppies are adorable, but this one was especially over the top, cute-as-a-button, lick-your-nose, itsy-bitsy, take-me-home-and-I’ll-remain-this-tiny-forever adorable. It was not on my agenda for that day to fall for the cutest puppy ever!