Category: Editorials

“Move more than you eat” –Liz Sanderson, my mother, sums up her health plan in those five words.  It’s simple and it works. It is about that time of year again.  That…

A month ago, the water situation in Flint, Michigan dominated the news.  A couple of years ago, in an effort to save costs, the city administrator switched the water supply from Detroit…

With a big grin and an excited fluttering of hands, he jumps from the car and runs to the pin. “Feed Hampshire,” the boy states in a very serious manner.  He proceeds…

The Pacific War, the secondary theater of operations in World War II, was primarily about taking and building airfields.  The vast expanse of the ocean and tremendous distances could only be closed…

Drink. Eat. Move. Water. Food. Activity. That’s it. That’s my whole column. That’s all you need to know. No special diet. No mind blowing advice. Just water, food and activity. You say,…

Guest Columnist: Diann Douglas Forty years ago, an accounting student at California State University saw a need to help moderate and low income citizens with tax returns.  From that idea, the Volunteer Income…

I loved the story in Friday’s Enterprise-Recorder about the history of the Prince house in Greenville (Old Prince House to Relocate).  In the story, one of the five daughters of William and…

Things heated up in Iowa this week. Presidential contender Ted Cruz won the Republican caucus and the Democrats, well, there may have been a winner. Some think it was more of a…

Guest Columnist: Becky Bennett 4-H is a non-formal, practical educational program for youth. It is the premiere youth development program of UF/IFAS Extension Services, which is a part of the national land…

Politicians love to make promises about reforming this or that.  The list is practically endless: health insurance; entitlements; taxes; immigration; government organization; education; welfare; the Veterans Administration; agriculture; and energy.  These are…

George Washington’s patriotic influence on America still impacts America. Daniel Webster recognized this, on Feb. 22, 1832, when he spoke of  Constitutional Liberty at Washington’s centennial birthday at Washington City, with these…

Big Dog Natural is voluntarily recalling a select production lot of Big Dog Natural raw dehydrated dog food Chicken Supreme potentially contaminated with Salmonella and Fish Supreme potentially contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes…

Nelson A. Pryor, Guest Columnist All America abhorred corruption. But did the Florida Legislators of the 1950’s? The Grand Jury Corruption issues are the traditional bread and butter of investigations for the Grand…

First, let me apologize to my readers and Greene Publishing for missing last week’s deadline.  It doesn’t happen often; chalk it up to a hectic holiday period.  Second, let me wish each…

Bellisio Foods, Inc., a Jackson, Ohio establishment, is recalling approximately 285,264 pounds of boneless pork rib shaped patty frozen entree products that may be adulterated with extraneous materials, the U.S. Department of…

Another year has come and gone. Time flies so fast. It’s time to take down the Christmas tree and bring in the New Year with a fresh new start. With the ending…

The holidays are full of family time. The kids are excited by all of the hustle and bustle and the excitement of a long break from school. In all of the excitement,…

Those tempting purple bags, decorated with snowflake designs, looked like just the thing to give to the chocolate lover on your Christmas list – an assortment of bite-sized Dove, Twix, Snickers and…

This is the season of Christmas. Christianity throughout the western world is celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ. We’ve been doing so for a really long, long time. That’s because Jesus is…

With the holidays upon us we all look forward to the cheer this time of year. Office parties, family gatherings, out of town guests and children out of school are all part…