Sunday Feb. 14 is Valentine’s Day. Normally, this is a day to share gift-giving and dinner with that special someone or, less commercially, to take a moment to celebrate the loved ones who are in our life.

I figured I’ve probably covered more than 200 school board meetings since I started as a reporter, and I’ve gleaned a few things in that time.

Whether one takes a long walk, rides the bike trails, or paddles on a calm lake or river rapids, one sees the fresh beauty of it all.

Last week we witnessed the inauguration of our 46th president, just as four years ago we witnessed the inauguration of our 45th president.

What do we know about everyone’s favorite quarterback, Aaron Rodgers? Let’s look at the record. I’m not talking about his record-breaking stats.

Wednesday, Jan. 6 was a sad day for our country. We watched with disbelief as a mob attacked our Capitol while members of Congress were in joint session voting to ratify the electoral votes from the November election and to recognize the next president of the United States.

Watching the Packers play this year has been special – a real joy. They are playing the game at a level not often seen anywhere, and this has given them the top seed in the NFC.

Recently I was asked what has sustained me during this year of turmoil, upheaval, and – for many – tragedy. My answer boils down to one word: Faith.

Now we are here at Christmas, with the first health care workers in the area receiving vaccines for something that has impacted all our lives for the past nine months, which feels more like nine days.

Dear Reader, Every year children ask their parents about the truth of Santa Claus.