OK, I admit it.
I love parades-and festivals-and carnivals and art shows and all the other names people give the events that entice people out of their homes and into the downtowns of whichever community they happen to live in.

After the outcome of the millage vote in the City of Romulus, it’s clear that some kind of voting reform is necessary-on tax issues, if nothing else.

A central aspect of the art of politics in Washington is getting information to the American people.

This week, teachers in the Van Buren Public Schools voted on the ratification or rejection of a new union employment contract negotiated by their union, the Van Buren Education Association.

We’re impressed.
In an age of cynicism, suspicion and doubt, there is a group of people who actually are what they appear and who live up to their motto: Service Above Self.

I can hear my old friend, Mrs. Eddie Mae Jones shaking her head and repeating, “Right is right and wrong is wrong.” She would continue, “What is wrong with that boy- what is wrong?”