In my last column – way back two weeks ago – I mused on the significance of landmarks in a community. I asked readers to make their own suggestions about buildings or […]
In my last column – way back two weeks ago – I mused on the significance of landmarks in a community. I asked readers to make their own suggestions about buildings or […]
The 2020 presidential election is over … we hope. It’s time for the post-mortem, nationwide as well as locally. According to statistics from the Orange County Registrar of Voters, Orange County went […]
The staff of The Orange County Tribune wishes you a Happy – and Healthy – Thanksgiving Day and weekend. We’re thankful for the loved ones in our lives, the opportunities and freedoms […]
Did you ever forget just how you drove home? I mean, your brain is so much on automatic at the end of a trying day, your subconscious just picks out the landmarks […]
The return to “purple” – the most restrictive tier for the coronavirus pandemic – has been a setback for a lot of people and businesses, but it is not quite as severe […]
November is Epilepsy Awareness Month, identified by a purple ribbon calling attention to this hard to accept, sometimes embarrassing, life-changing neurological disorder. Three years ago, I had no idea what the purple […]
Well, that was an … experience. Regardless of whether your side won last week in the presidential contest or not, you’re probably a bit weary. If you supported Joe Biden, you might […]
NOTE to readers: Correcting and updating information about the Westminster City Council race. If you’re like the rest of us, you’re still a little groggy from the long Election Night and […]
The word commitment is an unsettling word for many people; but for me, it defines who I am; dependable and reliable. For as long as I can remember, I have always been the […]
Calm down. We are approaching an historic presidential election. No, that’s not right. We are already in the midst of an historic presidential election, and have been for weeks. At last count […]