As I wake up each day, I hear the sound of the birds outside my window hearkening spring’s arrival, I feel the warmth of the sun pouring into the room breaking through thegrey of winter, and I forget.

Important tasks can be easy to forget during a pandemic and the ensuing onslaught that devours our social media feeds, but don’t forget the census.

Empathy, collaboration, humility, character: These are the traits historically great leaders have, according to Dr. Doris Kearns Goodwin.

We are now in the eye of the hurricane and there are many quiet heroes emerging.

The coronavirus epidemic has caught everyone’s attention worldwide.

From keeping up on social media, news of the COVID-19, or coronavirus, pandemic spread as fast as the contagion itself March 11-12.  

Recently I spent a weekend with a few friends of mine that have ridden the trail with me through life.

County officials issued a stark warning to residents who experienced a flood event last year – expect more of the same in 2020.

I thought that I would share with you what MMC’s purpose is for the communities that we serve.

I’m sitting in my chair at home quietly reading a book. It’s evening time and no one’s around anymore save my spouse of decades who has already packed it in.