Jason Gibbs | It’s Time to Deal with Impacts of Shutdowns
For weeks now, our economy, our community and our world have been tested and stressed to levels seemingly unimaginable by an invisible enemy. Back in
For weeks now, our economy, our community and our world have been tested and stressed to levels seemingly unimaginable by an invisible enemy. Back in
The May 5 edition of The Signal included an interesting column written by Gil Mertz entitled “COVID-19 and the Greater Good for All Americans.” The
We understand that dealing with the spread of the coronavirus is going to be a prolonged process. The economy is beginning to gradually open up.
By David Hegg I get it. This season is unique but at times morphs into an unwanted normal. Sometimes I don’t know what day it
There was a time in my life when I thought, “Hey, maybe when this whole journalism thing is all done, I’ll take a stab at
When you lack depth, it is highly unlikely that you’ll be able to problem-solve. To carry the thought further, many people view the world in
About a year ago, the big news hysteria du jour was that North Korea had nuclear warheads that could reach Washington, D.C. Bonus? When the
Since President Donald Trump was first elected, and particularly in light of the challenges we’ve faced as a nation the last several months, it has
It is with great pride that we here at the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy award the 2020 Houston Astros Dirty Rotten Cheaters Award to… the
Hi readers! It’s been quite a long time since I’ve written a column, but I thought it was needed as we are all in unprecedented
A few datapoints: Christy Smith posted online a copy of an insulting, crass, vile and expletive-laden rant, which an opposite candidate-supporter had stuck on Christy’s
We live in an age that is so divided that if you don’t share the vitriolic hatred for President Donald Trump, then you must be
One of my favorite teachers from Yoga Yoga opens class with, “Think about what you need today.” That’s good advice, especially of late. Another way
By David Hegg I was out cleaning my pool thinking about this column and I found myself asking this question: When did I become “old-school?”
Last week, when I posted one of my columns on Facebook, one of the replies came from Tyler Lazarek, my son’s good friend, roommate and
T his feel-good phrase bombards us repeatedly from all forms of the media. It’s intended to soothe the angst of the omnipresent quarantine circumstances. While
Many years ago, a dear friend shared an observation that I’ve yet to shake. She was an author, intellectual, teacher, opera singer, mother and observer
This week is National Economic Development week and the timing couldn’t be more perfect. As we look ahead to reopening the economy, economic development is
Uncle Earl always accuses me of wearing a “tinfoil hat” whenever I begin to connect a few dots and make some predictions on what the
“Social democracy is a government that uses democratic process… committed to acting for the common good… where the government plays an active role in regulating
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