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STAFF BLOG CHEF JEFF A Carrot Salad for a Veteran
In about 10 days, between 50 and 100 World War II veterans from the area will embark on a trip to Washington, D.C., to visit the memorial to their wartime service and sacrifice. I'm sure if my dad, Er...
Posted on 4/7/09 at 3:23 AM
O'REILLY: The war on terror: Up close and personal
Living in the shadows of the ongoing war on terror are 1,715 American military people who lost limbs in Iraq and Afghanistan. A few of those brave folks lost all four limbs when bombs blew apart their bodies. In addition, there are now at least 20 new amputee victims because of the brutal terror bombing in Boston.
By Bill O'Reilly , May 05, 2013
MERCER: Rounds’ early start appears quite smart
Mike now has a head start of six months on any other candidate -- if there ever is another candidate.
By Bob Mercer , May 05, 2013
AMY KIRK: Dreaming about a mud room - it's a rural thing
Mudrooms vary in size but the one thing that’s collectively the same is that it’s a place where all things wet, mud and manure-covered are kept when not being worn.
By Amy Kirk , May 05, 2013
WOSTER: There are some foes we’re meant to chase, not pass
Funny, sometimes, how relatively insignificant events rush back from half a century when someone sends a reminder. It happened to me just the other day, and the reminder came through Facebook, of all places.
By Terry Woster , May 03, 2013
GUEBERT: SNAP will bite back if not funded
Cuts to food aid will cut farm sales and profits.
By Alan Guebert , May 02, 2013
CARLSON: Palin right about Washington's press
WASHINGTON — We call it the "nerd prom," hoping that a dose of irony will inoculate us. But there's no use denying it: The White House Correspondents' Association's annual dinner is a deeply narcissistic event.
By Margaret Carlson , April 30, 2013
WOSTER: Gearing up for a South Dakota Nor’easter
Splashing through the mud fun for little boys
By Terry Woster , April 30, 2013
PARKER: The Bush I knew
During Thursday’s dedication of his library at Southern Methodist University, nary a word was spoken about the most controversial aspect of his tenure, the Iraq invasion.
By Kathleen Parker , April 30, 2013
GRAVES: Mitchell’s teachers more deserving of accolades than any starlet
Awards ceremonies should really not exist for people whose efforts -- essentially play-acting -- already are rewarded in such an exaggerated, overblown fashion.
By Joe Graves , April 29, 2013
AMY KIRK: Mud, Murphy’s Law and calving
Midwestern weather leaves room for doubt when deciding spring schedule.
By Amy Kirk , April 29, 2013
MERCER: SD’s path on schools, taxes firmly set by GOP
PIERRE — South Dakota voters made four key decisions in the 18 months after the death of Gov. George S. Mickelson in the 1993 plane crash. Those decisions set the course for the next 20 years and brought us to where the state government is today.
By Bob Mercer , April 29, 2013
O'REILLY: Brokaw made huge mistake
Drone attacks are designed to kill mass murderers. The Marathon bombing was designed to kill an eight-year-old boy.
By Bill O'Reilly , April 28, 2013
WOSTER: Spring days serve as reminder of SDSU professor’s ourdoor class
One of the best college class periods I ever had came the late spring day Mary Margaret Brown led her “Literature of England’’ class out the north door of Lincoln Memorial Library onto the grass of the Coolidge Sylvan Theater stage.
By Terry Woster , April 27, 2013
GUEBERT: Ranchers paying for the right to lose
Chicago Cubs baseball fans and American cow-calf ranchers have two things in common. First, they can’t win for losing and, second, they pay heavily for the right to do just that.
By Alan Guebert , April 25, 2013
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