Editorials

The Limits of Nostalgia

By Gordon Hopkins Nostalgia is an odd thing. It's a subject I've mused upon many times before, as do a…

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Snowbound at Mortgage Manor

By Don Shearon First Published February 27, 1976That's how last Friday night's blizzard left us; isolated and without electricity.Now, this…

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Not My Type

By Gordon Hopkins As you may already have noticed, this column is a bit different than my usual fare. The…

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You Have Questions, We Can Give Answers

I think I represent all area media, from this newspaper, to NCN (TV) and Ol Red (radio) as well as…

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Dispatches from a Foreign War

I have never been in a war. I have lived through many wars. Far too many wars. I was born…

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Knew General U.S. Grant

By W.F.Cramb First Published September 15, 1927 Not every little boy has the chance to sit on the lap of…

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When My Mother Learned to Drive or The Wrong Arm of the Law

In 1975, my very drunk father drove his car through a doctor's waiting room and injured an old couple. Not…

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Editors and Editorials

By L.K. Cramb First Published June 27, 1957Earl M, Marvin, esteemed editor of The Beatrice Sun, says in his editorial…

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