What I got out of this documentary is that ALL Americans, no matter their political point of view, need to come together to fight the very real threat to an individual’s right to privacy as guaranteed by our US Constitution. It is in all our best interest. Depending on who is in charge, no one … [Read more…]
May 2 will mark the first anniversary of John Dolibois’ death. The world lost an extremely unique man who left his impact on the local, national, and international level. I came to know John when I interviewed him as a speaker for the EmpowerU program, and thereafter it was a privilege to call him a friend. … [Read more…]
Joel M. Beall, jbeall@enquirer.com 6:12 p.m. EDT March 28, 2015 One hundred days separate Major League Baseball’s Opening Day to the return of the All-Star Game to the Queen City. And wouldn’t you know it, there have been 100 players that have represented the Cincinnati Reds at the Midsummer Classic. Well, technically 101 if you … [Read more…]
I can’t thank you and Dan enough for bringing this excellent program to us here in Cincinnati. I only wish more people had been in attendance. The message the judge brought sure made an impact on me and my sister. We talked about it for hours that night. It opened our eyes to the soft … [Read more…]
South Lebanon resident Jim O’Connor is chair of the social studies department at Princeton High School and father of two middle school students. The levels of frustration are high and continue to get worse in regard to Ohio schools’ year-round testing culture. In place of the Ohio Graduation Test exam, the Ohio Department of Education … [Read more…]
By Scott Drenkard , Forbes Contributor Ohio tax policy needs a lot of work, and Governor John Kasich talks about it a lot. The state ranks 44th in the Tax Foundation’s State Business Tax Climate Index, the municipal income tax system is the worst in the country, and the state’s corporate tax (called the Commercial … [Read more…]
Time to Rebuild Police-Community Relations Wednesday, 21 Jan 2015 10:17 AM By Ben Carson A few days ago, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Edward Mullins, president of the Sergeants Benevolent Association of the New York Police Department, to discuss potential ways to improve community-police relationships. He has been working with outstanding community leaders … [Read more…]
Are you frustrated and tired of being denied access to various public governmental entity meetings in Ohio because of government ignorance, incompetence, and impedance? Do THEY intimidate you as to what THEY think you should know about what THEY do with your money? Do THEY allow you or obstruct your right of attendance? Do THEY … [Read more…]