I’m going ice fishing for a few days this month. I’ve never done it, and I’m eager to see what it’s like.
Actually, it’s not quite true that I’ve never done it.
Ken Paxton, the executive director of Greene County Chamber & Development, has me on an assignment, on which I am so far proving myself to be a chronic deadline stretcher. Imagine that.
McGinn note: Last week in this space, I dusted off a previously unpublished column.
This week, I have one more that’s begging to escape from the vault.
“That’s it! I’m calling Santa,” I firmly state as I pick up my cellphone and dial.
McGinn note: Would you believe I have perfectly good columns just laying around like stray socks in my son’s bedroom?
In keeping with the season, Congress decorated a Christmas tree last weekend.
One of the more gripping, inspiring Christmas stories I’ve ever heard doesn’t involve Tiny Tim and a bunch of lame ghosts.
Plans put in place by Jefferson Matters: Main Street for an Empty Building Tour to be conducted in April have already generated conversation about the state of our downtown buildings.
On my first trip to City Hall last December after so many years living out of state, I don’t think I heard a single word at that night’s city council meeting.