American newspapers, journalists in a quandary
I subscribe to two newspapers daily, a local one and the Dayton Daily News. I’ve attempted to get the New York Times delivered with some reliability, but have discovered that’s not possible in Piqua, Ohio. Both my husband and I prefer print versions that we can hold in our hands, and we prefer to receive the paper early each day so that we can be informed. Of course, we get news from other sources such as television; however, we despise the repetition on television as well as the endless interpretations/commentaries. And when an event occurs that demands we have more information before the print newspapers arrive, I go online. We also subscribe to two news magazines weekly.
Natural Wanders: Time, sun and blackberries
By Jim McGuire
A trip to the big lake
By David Lindeman
The Amish Cook: Healing hearts, big and small
By Gloria Yoder
I don’t mean this bad
By Marla Boone
Juneteenth: A celebration of freedom
By Dr. K. L. Allen
The Amish Cook: Open for the adventure
This week’s column is written by Gloria’s yonger brother, Jeriah Raber.
Enough with the tornadoes
By David Lindeman
Car that scolds getting old
By Marla Boone
Thinking back on ‘Old Troy’
By David Lindeman