The untimely death of Raj Marphatia, 60, of Palo Alto, Calif., last month meant a deep loss for Jim Copeland Sr., of Jefferson.
Some commentators maintain that change in the United States comes only through violence of some sort.
There’s a quiz today.
They used to be seen only on Halloween. Now they’re recommended for all social situations. Formerly smooth-faced men can now get by with only an occasional shave.
Walk a box store or surf a retailer’s website with one of our nation’s top product safety advocates and you’ll see some of the horrors he’s dedicated a professional life to removing from the seemin
In today’s world, political campaigns never end.
The Iowa Legislature plans to reconvene June 3, two weeks from now, in a state much changed from when it recessed in mid-March.
One of my great misfortunes is that I never got to know my grandfather, the late publisher of the Carroll Times Herald, James W. Wilson.
Awop-bop-aloo-mop, awop-bam-boom.
The phrase “The Winter of Our Discontent” has honorable origins, penned first by Shakespeare to open his historical drama “Richard III” and lifted 368 years later by John Steinbeck as the title of