By Dave Ball I really dislike doing retrospectives, especially when they concern years that have been driven by nothing but malevolent incompetence. The only redeeming value is that in identifying problems there is always the hope that corrections may be proposed and implemented. The whole ...
By Gary Stout At the end of this year, one of the most remarkable political careers in Washington County history will end. For 28 years, Diana Irey Vaughan has served as an elected Republican representative on the Washington County Board of Commissioners. For most of Irey Vaughan’s ...
By Nick Jacobs Nestled in the hills of Pennsylvania this holiday season, we once again have the magnificent opportunity to celebrate the rich tapestry of cultures represented by the diverse people of various faiths and beliefs who have made this region their home. As they come together for ...
By George P. Hartwick, III and Chadwick Libby It’s often said that our children are our most precious resource. In order to protect and preserve this vital resource, we must invest in their care now, in order to enrich their future. In recent years, we have seen a focused investment in our ...
By Oren Spiegler Former Wyoming congresswoman and number three Republican House leader Liz Cheney is participating in interviews as her new book, "Oath and Honor," is released. It is a book that I am anxious to read and that those who wish to be informed should consider acquiring or securing ...
By Gary Stout There are many examples of people who have noteworthy accomplishments when they are older than 70. The public seems fascinated by actors, novelists, and artists who continue to produce masterpieces in their later years. Award shows often honor individuals in the creative arts and ...
