Lynn Walker

Bugs. We got 'em.

Today is Election Day. Actually, it's the first of two election days that fall close on the heels of each other.

As the old television host Ed Sullivan might have said, "A really big shew" is tonight.

I got a case of Déjà Vu Friday.

Remember Geordi from "Star Trek: The Next Generation?" The character portrayed by LeVar Burton was blind from birth, but wore a special visor that replicated sight.

This is the story of a man of humble beginnings and a humble end who had one remarkable moment in his life — Albert Horswill.

It struck me Tuesday how life in what we call the 24-hour news cycle has become a life of hyperbole.

Monday is a date eagerly anticipated by genealogists and other researchers. It's like a Christmas that comes just once every 10 years.

We will reach a milestone this year in the way we watch movies, according to results of a research project.

Having arrived at March 17, we can say we have once again escaped the Ides of March.

The Gallup Organization, which has been doing public opinion polling since Moses was curious about who wanted to get on the Ark, has released its annual state of well-being study.

My favorite news story of the week came out of Deer Park, Texas, where police caught a thief.

It hardly seems possible that in a few days we will mark the 50th anniversary of manned space flight in this county.

So who is this character who has all the guys scrambling around buying flowers and candy and cards — this Saint Valentine?

Seeing the story today on the front page about the problem of stray donkeys reminded me how woefully ignorant I am of some of God's creatures — and I suspect I'm not the only city boy to be oblivious to ...