Marcia Snyder asks, as much as you like your billionaire neighbor, how much are you willing to give up to give him a tax cut?

More books in the hands of local kids? Deborah Booth says that's the goal of the Dolly Parton foundation and the DeKalb Public Library.

From his ABCs to blowing his nose, Kwesi Caldwell appreciates the strong start he got toward a lifetime of education.

Dan Kenney urges people to be rebels and plant "Gardens of Resistance."

Francisco Solares Larrave says it's finally here: The U.S. is a banana republic. And he knows from experience.

Despite the weather challenges. Katie Andraski says somehow, putting up hay always works out.

Suzanne Degges-White celebrates (?) the joys of dog ownership.

Svea Jones says goodbye to some of the little things that have made their time as a student at Beloit College transformational.

It's Juneteenth and Joseph Flynn says the holiday deserves celebrating.

Lonny Cain assures you it's OK to waste a little time each day.