By Trudy Wischemann The ink was barely dry on my last column, “Guns in Church,” before a new killing stole the headlines and the public’s eye. My prediction that people would not remember the [...]
By Ron Hull According to one version of an old story, there was once a handsome prince trapped inside a frog. There he languished until one day—wonder of wonders—a beautiful princess picked him [...]
Dear Editor, Thank you for this opportunity to respond to topic(s) read in The Sun-Gazette. I thank you that this format is still afforded to the community. There is a columnist for The [...]
By Anne Skinner UCCE Master Gardener The basics of rose pruning are science based. Once learned, these basics require a fair amount of time and labor. Additionally, a certain degree of artistry [...]
To the Editor, Our congressman, Devin Nunes, deserves an apology. He has been under unjustified and continuous assault by the major news media since January 2018, when he released his four-page [...]
By Brandon Zoll It was the season of Christmas, and yes Christmas is a season and not a day. Christmas, beginning with the celebration of the birth of Jesus, is the season that comes after the [...]
By Trudy Wischemann Two rescued, five lost at sea in a fishing boat accident off Alaska; the Coast Guard had given up after searching 1,400 square miles of ocean, heroic efforts. This news item [...]
By Gabe Gary And just like that another decade is in the rear-view mirror. So much life happens in a ten-year span. I’ve had children marry, grandchildren born, my wife and I both lost our [...]
By Joel Luckemeyer Maybe you have seen one of your friends or family members post something on Facebook that says Christmas and Easter were originally pagan holidays. Maybe you have even heard [...]
