Opinion

By Jay AmbroseFirst, do no harm. Doctors get that. They embrace it. It’s nevertheless the conclusion of a major study that medical mistakes kill...

By Andrew MalcolmIn a strange election cycle of unexpected, unpredictable, often inexplicable events, here’s the latest topper: The richest presidential candidate has money trouble.If...

By Carl P. LeubsdorfTalk about an untraditional election!American presidential races generally match two veteran male politicians. This year, neither likely nominee fits that description.And...

Concerns about streetsEditor:Two years ago I began voicing my concern to city officials and council regarding the haphazard application by Fairborn street crews of...

By Bill TaylorIt seems to me that the current conflict over North Carolina’s law, commonly referred to as HR2, may well result in a...

By Rebecca SupingerSummer is right around the corner and that means 4-H camp will be happening in a few short weeks.Greene County 4-H camps...

By Joan BaxterIt seems each year, the media recalls the disasters 1913 Dayton flood, but there is little said about a very damaging flood...

By Bob BatzSenior MomentsOh, hi.I didn’t notice you were reading this Senior Moments column because I’m busy with a special project.I’m creating my own...

By David M. ShribmanHubert H. Humphrey was a voluble people-person, Richard Nixon a brooding introvert. George W. Bush was breezy and personable, Albert Gore...

With both Ted Cruz and John Kasich ending their campaigns for the presidency, it now appears certain that Donald Trump will become the Republican...