Opinion

Information filed by the Piqua Police Department.

I’m really looking forward to May — but it’s not for the reason you might think.

It’s been a little more than a year since COVID-19 (which didn’t even have a real name then) showed up in the United States. Have we really learned anything in that time period, outside of the idea we should wash our hands a lot, which our mothers all told us we should do when were little? Well, here’s what I’ve learned from COVID-19 (so far):

It seems to me there are two ways to look at getting older.

To the Editor: On the front page of Miami Valley Today, the Jan. 22 edition, “Trooper Bradley Huffman loses his battle with COVID.” This reminds me...

Democratic majorities in the House and Senate, along with a new Biden administration, promise sweeping policy changes in the United States. This includes campaign...

Julia came bounding in the back door on her return home from school. She enjoys her short trek through the woods that separate us...

Good vs. evil. Light vs. Dark. Day vs. Night. Man vs. honeysuckle. I realize the last item does not rank as high on the cosmic existential...

I think we are all ready for 2020 to be over. It’s been a tough year. The health care and economic crises caused by...

Ohio, like the rest of the country, is currently experiencing an unprecedented surge in coronavirus cases. The number of new cases per day in...