I applaud Paramount for putting the brakes on a sequel to It's a Wonderful Life earlier this year.
I should have stood in line just to see what kind of disparaging comments would have been made about me.
Looking back on 2013 there were many moments that defined us as a community and a few that we need to examine to make that definition better.
We know Sunday wasn't ideal for a Christmas parade, but we also know there would have been a logistical nightmare in postponing it at the last minute.
It's December and that means one thing — inane, intimate and idiotic Christmas columns from yours truly.
In the end, the score on the board didn't matter. It was the score for the charitable cause KapStone and the city played for that mattered most.
City council's meeting Tuesday night was a mixed bag for us — and now the bad news.
City council's meeting Tuesday night was a mixed bag for us — but first the good news.
After a panicky few minutes when I realized my camera battery had died, I later left the Sudan Temple Shriners Parade with a smile on my face and a lilt in my spirits.
I have worn this matter out on my personal social networking avenues because I am passionate about it.
