by Maury Jones We are a nation of law. Obeying the rule of law is what gives stability to a society. It is the glue that holds civilization together. When I lived in Korea no one obeyed the traffic laws. The cab drivers drove with their horns and gas pedals. …
by Mike Pyatt We’ve all had our “reality check” moments, some fleeting, some permanent. An event that shakes us to our core, jolting us from our reverie. Surviving an “unsurvivable” accident. The kind that moves us from the momentary, temporal side of the ledger, to more permanent things. Perchance toward …
by Jeff Hymas One of the most eye-opening experiences of the convention for me was the role of the Republican National Committee. They don’t just play a role – they are the whole show! So, I was disappointed with their behavior on many different counts. It’s their job to ensure …
by Maury Jones Jackson resident Floyd Johnson and I often try to one-up each other with a fish story. The other day he said, “Jonesy, I was fishing Stump Lake and I caught a cutthroat trout 24 inches long.” My kids and I have fished Stump Lake for decades and …
