An Interview with Artist Brent Kustermann

Thu. Jul. 10th, 2014  |  Ed Newman

Kusterman considers it to be the duty of an artist to bring a unique perspective to the world, a process “never fully mastered.” He uses a variety of mediums to create his work, sometimes even found objects that others might discard to the trash bin.

9th Annual Bayfront Reggae Fest Ticket Giveaway

Thu. Jul. 10th, 2014

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What is We The People/Move To Amend movement?

Thu. Jul. 17th, 2014

The We The People/Move To Amend amendment is a proposal to get 2/3 of the states, individually, to request our federal government to return the power back to the people.

July 14, 2014 is the 225th Anniversary of the Storming of the Bastille and the Beginning of the French Revolution of 1789

Thu. Jul. 17th, 2014  |  Gary G. Kohls, MD

“Rise up, you unfortunates of the city, workmen without work, street stragglers sleeping under bridges, prowlers along the highways, beggars without food or shelter, vagabonds, cripples and tramps…” Jean-Paul Marat

Planet earth and the realities of living in an economocracy

Thu. Jul. 17th, 2014  |  Forrest Johnson

For quite some time I’ve been interested in economic theories that understand those limitations and propose new notions of progress, notions that call for a radical redesign of the “robber baron” capitalist economy

When’s the last time you considered clones?

Thu. Jul. 17th, 2014  |  Harry Drabik

You would be correct to wonder how the title line connects to a reflection on religious faith. Most who know me would (I suspect) gladly and heartily say I’m not what they and many others think of as religious.

Iron is not a panacea for wild rice or for our children

Thu. Jul. 17th, 2014  |  Carla  Arneson

Who is speaking for the children?

Does The Supreme Court Know A Hawk From A Handsaw?

Thu. Jul. 17th, 2014  |  Ed Raymond

Religions attempt to establish permanent walls between Biblical “good and evil” while science keeps probing the universe and the living things within it to see if the walls should be breached

Good Service

Thu. Jul. 17th, 2014  |  Melvyn Magree

Good service is something we often take for granted.  If we get bad service we often don’t return.  If we get good service, if convenient, we return again and again.

Harrison and Leisa Dudley

Thu. Jul. 17th, 2014

(A perspective on a racism charge)