Opinion
Personal conviction can be painful
Throughout my career, I have learned personal conviction is both vital to one’s success and the one personal attribute which opens one up to rid...
Unalienable rights?
“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights...
How do real teachers do it?
Like many parents around Ohio, my wife and I have been teachers the last couple weeks as our fourth grader and our kindergartner are participating in ...
Women of note
During Women’s History Month I have shared stories about some women you may have known. If you didn’t know them, perhaps you have found th...
Supporting Ohio communities during a pandemic
In the middle of this public health crisis, I am in constant communication with Governor DeWine, Ohio Health Director Dr. Amy Acton, and other health ...
Kathleen Parker:
WASHINGTON — Not since 9/11 has the importance of eloquence been so apparent.For the past several days, Americans have heard two public official...
Living in interesting times
There is an old curse which is, ironically, attributed to the Chinese. “ May you live in interesting times.” It can also be used as a posi...
Supporting Ohio communities during a pandemic
In the middle of this public health crisis, I am in constant communication with Governor DeWine, Ohio Health Director Dr. Amy Acton, and other health ...
More women’s history
She was born in San Francisco early in 20th century, the daughter of a banker and his wife who named her “Margaret.”She talked about the C...
Remembering Eleanor Parker
Eleanor Parker was born in Cedarville in 1922. Her father was the Superintendent of Schools. The family moved to Cleveland where she had an opportunit...
