Perhaps you recall the story about the fellow who heard someone knocking. He opened the door and when he looked down at the floor he saw a snail. He picked up the little creature and threw it. Ten years later, he heard knocking again. He opened the door, and the snail was back, angry this ti…

A gang of robbers pulled a holdup at the train station, taking away pretty much everything they could carry.

I remember my first plane ride. I was traveling from Louisville to Michigan to cover Eastern Kentucky University’s season-opening football game against Central Michigan.

The coronavirus hit home last week.

Anyone who came of age in America in the late 1960’s will never forget the discord, anger, and divisiveness of those times. An unpopular war in Vietnam pitted brother against brother, generation against generation, toppled politicians, and led to civil disobedience, assassinations, and rioti…

It’s hard to believe women had to fight for their right to vote in this country.

Maybe you heard about the husband who didn’t want his wife to know he’d been out on the town drinking again. When he got home, he sneaked as quietly as he could up the stairs. He looked in the bathroom mirror and bandaged the bumps and bruises he’d received in a fight earlier that night. He …

I never had a party line growing up, but heard plenty of stories about how gossip, rumors and lies spread from one house to another, simply by eavesdropping.

Unity is a wonderful thing. Divisiveness is ugly.

I expect a good many of you remember the TV show Hee Haw. I was flipping through channels the other day and had to stop when I came across a rerun from the 1970s. Two regulars on the show, Archie Campbell and Junior Samples, were talking.