The End of Flash Has Arrived. Should I Care?
The end of life for Flash Player came at the end of 2020. Other than uninstalling the software, what steps do you need to take? Columnist Ken Satterfield offers some advice.
Create a Bucket List of Kindness
I’d like to suggest a bucket list for this year. Not exactly random acts of kindness, my list focuses more specifically on kind words,
Bethlehem, Bells and…Bad Burritos
There are inspired ways to share the Good News, but there are other faith-based efforts that are less noteworthy and often head-scratching. I have a secret suspicion that the cause can be attributed to a bad burrito and a good case of indigestion, thus these
Throw Out the Lifeline: Be a Disaster Resource
What happens when a disaster affects our own community? Recent news has been filled with about every type of
Helping, Spring Cleaning Make a Lousy Combination
The maddest I ever saw my childhood pastor during a sermon was when he commented on the clothes that had been donated to our church’s clothes
Avoiding Hostage Situations (With Your Data)
How do you keep your digital information safe? My advice has always been to install updates, use antivirus software and backup your data. Those who
Your Incredible Disappearing History
I ran into a friend recently and as our families were catching up with each other, she asked a question I hear
Bad News? Or Good?
The term “fake news” has been in the news quite a lot lately. How do you define that term? I think of it as news that misinterprets
Living (and voting) in interesting times
The phrase “May you live in interesting times” is purported to have originated from China, though that’s doubtful. It certainly can describe this year’s presidential race, however.
Boldly go: Consider new possibilities
From the ocean’s depths to the views from space, our world offers beautiful scenes, diversity of life and jaw-dropping sights. At first we could only communicate these
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