Opinion

Once upon a time, Trump was a TV entertainer, so maybe his initials now indicate his new calling: A DJ with “herd mentality” followers marching to whatever tunes he spins. I remember another musician, the Pied Piper of Hamelin, who promised to get rid of that city’s rats. He led them all to the river where they fell in and drowned.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away Friday, but her wisdom is as alive as ever. She was a great bridge-builder, instructing people: “Repair tears in your community.”

In the midst of all the genuflecting before Black Lives Matter (BLM) by Corporate America, overpaid pro-athletes and the mainstream media, inquiring minds want to know:

Recently, I enjoyed one of my favorite social distancing activities. With the opening of the archery season in Wisconsin, I spent several hours in my tree stand in pursuit of white-tailed deer with my bow. I enjoyed the fresh air, quiet woods and time to reflect while working to fill our freezer.

Christianity was once a bedrock of moral and ethical values, held steadfast for generations. The Ten Commandments were etched in stone.

Birds, such varied, small and beautiful creatures, are from the hand of Almighty God, the Creator of Heaven and Earth. Too frequently we haven't the time to slow down and see God's touch of beauty upon this earth.

Can you believe it’s bow season already? Weren’t we all just putting on sunscreen and taking the kids to the pool?

To be honest, I completely forgot until my mom texted me this weekend with some wonderful news about my dad.

He’d shot a buck on opening day and, boy, was it a whopper: An 11-pointer.