Category Archives: Opinions
2,500 years with no rules?
1 John 5:3 “For this is the love of God, that we keep his commandments: and his commandments are not grievous.”
From the creation of Adam (Genesis 2:7) until Moses came down from Mt. Sinai with the Ten Commandments (Exodus 34:29), 2,500 years had passed.
Mankind had existed for those 2,500 years with no rules
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When the perps get what they deserve
It’s rare that we’re able to look under the hood of the court cases when thieves that steal 
from the VA are caught and sentenced. But here we have a case, thanks to online documents, that allows us to do just that.
The crime: A man put together a scheme that involved billing the VA and Medicare through eight different
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Forgotten subscriptions
Here’s a short quiz. What do the following have in common: the local car wash, vitamins, printer ink, credit monitoring and razors.
The answer: They can all be subscription goods or services. And all of them could be expenses you’re paying for without being aware.
Per the research, our downfall is when the payments for those subscriptions are set to auto pay, either
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For the love of family and country
Memorial means to “remember” and every year on the last Monday in May, we honor 
those who sacrificed their life in the line of active military service.
The first amendment was not only signed into existence with ink, but with the blood of over 1.3 million
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William F. Holland Jr. is a minister, chaplain, psalmist and author. As a freelance faith writer, his books and newspaper and magazine articles are enjoyed around the world. Dr. Holland’s weekly column, “Living On Purpose” is focused on bringing spiritual hope and encouragement through God’s Word. Read more about the Christian life at billyhollandministries.com.
Courier Letters to the Editor
County votes down Central TIF
Dear Editor,
If the town of Central wants to build 1,800 houses on the 1,000 acres it recently annexed, they should pay for it themselves.
You have heard town of Central asked the school board and county council for a TIF. The school board voted to reject the TIF in late April. The TIF proposal was presented to the county council last week, and in a 4-to-2 vote the council rejected Central’s proposal. I voted to reject the TIF and not use county tax revenue to help build that
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The majestic red-tailed hawk
John 1:1-3 “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. The same was in the beginning with God. All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made.
Watching a predator bird on the hunt is a sight to behold. Working in my yard, noticed was a large bird circling, hunting and watching. At first I
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Recalls to note
Once again we have a long list of recent recalls, ranging from food to medical appliances to dog treats. In a recent month, the number of recalls jumped up 44 percent. And for our own safety, we need to pay attention.
Here are just a few:
A blood glucose monitoring system left a tiny piece of information out of the user manual: If the monitor
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