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I recently read the op-ed piece “Should Obama have been Impeached,” by one Jay Ambrose from the Tribune New Service.
I am writing to thank Butler residents for sharing the true meaning of Christmas with children in need this past holiday season.
When the President of the United States takes the time from running the most powerful country in the world to ridicule, demean a minor child on Twitter — there is something seriously wrong with...
I decided at age 85 to make arrangements for my burial in Concord Church Cemetery.
While driving in and around Butler and hitting numerous unavoidable potholes, I am reminded of an old college fraternity ritual in which you are whacked on the backside and say “Thank you sir,...
I am responding to the letter from Robert Bintrim published in the Eagle on Jan. 11, claiming that Butler football is a joke.
I have lived in a peaceful neighborhood for 40 years, until two years ago.
This is a response to a Dec. 18 letter by Jeff Wilhelm entitled “Science shows both sides of climate debate.”
It is very disappointing that the writer of this letter (Climate Science Has Two Sides, Dec. 18) who apparently taught science in school, has so little understanding of science.
Although I lean liberal, Rich Lowry’s column (Jan. 8) shredding Kaepernick’s adolescent “leftism” is spot on, but I would add a larger historical context.
So here’s today’s lesson in realpolitik: Righting past wrongs is never as important as ensuring future gains.
Maybe Butler football could schedule some games against elementary schools. They “might” win some of them.
I have participated in many presidential elections over the years. Sometimes my preferred candidate won, at other times my candidate lost.
