Opinion

The Lowe Down: The price of liberty…
To be hopeful in the midst of corrupt times is to be brave.

From the Editor’s Desk
I have a tendency to throw all of my effort into work, and little effort into being prepared for anything outside of that.

Garrison Keillor & Friends: The astonishment of mornings on the river…
I spent my mornings last week at a little white house with a porch overlooking the Connecticut River, astonished by the early morning light, the devout silence except for the twittering of exhilarated birds, and the longer I sat there without opening my phone or laptop, I felt the prospects of the day getting better and better.
The Lowe Down: The road to diplomacy…
Discovering that you have different beliefs than family and friends can be uncomfortable.

Garrison Keillor & Friends: A father speaks after the day has passed..
The third Sunday of June is Father’s Day and if you forgot, that’s okay, we fathers don’t expect to be celebrated, we only want to be forgiven.
The Lowe Down: Finding common ground …
When I see or hear people trying to bully others into silence on the political issues at hand, I think that people have forgotten what freedom means.

From the Editor’s Desk
While my first-born child is in town on his almost month-long leave for the military, there’s been a whirlwind of trying to visit everyone and anyone he hasn’t seen since his leave from last summer.
The Lowe Down: Looking for FDR…
The following Lowe Down column was published a little over a year ago on Friday, June 9, 2023 in the Clay County Courier and in various CherryRoad Media newspapers within that week.
The Lowe Down: The decline of integrity …
What has become of integrity?