Opinion

DALLAS – He is hardly a stranger to Arkansas, this old friend, who decided some years ago to leave newspapering for the greater security that an airline job seemed to promise.

Max and his friends worry about the future of the world.

Producing a weekly newspaper is a labor of love, but it isn’t always easy.

We helped save the motion picture industry, my wife and I. We saw “Oppenheimer,” which depicts the creation of the atom bomb and profiles the physicist who, more than any other scientist, fathered the device.

Throughout Good Shepherd‘ s history the tireless efforts of our volunteers over the decades have enabled Good Shepherd in becoming the oldest, most effective no-kill shelter in Carroll County.

Alert readers might have noticed a photo of my grandson holding a fish in last week’s paper.

It’s not easy being Asa Hutchinson. Lest you believe that his troubles began when he entered the competition for the Republican presidential nomination, consider the roughing up he took from the General Assembly in his last months as Arkansas’ governor.

Brian and Bobby Ogan were boating with their two toddlers and a niece on Lake Powell 30 years ago when a sudden storm exploded from the canyons.

Filling this space each week can be a bit of a challenge. Sometimes I’m especially fired up about a particular topic and can’t wait to get to the keyboard.

Cabot, Sheridan and Marianna have something in common.