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For as long as I can recall, my favorite season has been Fall. While, thanks to daily heat advisories, it can be hard in this part of Texas to know when Fall arrives, after consulting a calendar I can confirm
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In a year, where I have said things I never thought I would say before, I discovered yet another example of words that would never be uttered in any other year as 2020 rolls on like a Summer battle for
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This past weekend Major League Baseball (MLB) celebrated Jackie Robinson’s acts of courage and determination in breaking the color barrier within MLB. When Robinson took the field for the Brooklyn Dodgers on April 15, 1947, he ushered in a new
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Editor’s Note: Back in 2013, I ran a three-part series on what to do when a hurricane was approaching. Seven years later, with two named storms actively churning it seemed like a good time to look back, while also looking
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Editor’s Note: Back in 2013, I ran a three-part series on what to do when a hurricane was approaching. Seven years later, with two named storms actively churning it seemed like a good time to look back, while also looking
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Editor’s Note: Back in 2013, I ran a three-part series on what to do when a hurricane was approaching. Seven years later, with two named storms actively churning it seemed like a good time to look back, while also looking
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If the year 2020 were a gift, it would be the type of gift that was so hideous that you wouldn’t even regift it to your worst enemy. From COVID-19 running wild across the globe like a herd of Chincoteague
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Editor’s Note: I wrote this column on the lost art of sending postcards back in March 2013. During the current climate of COVID-19, as well as the attempt by some to disrupt the United States Postal Service’s mission to ensure
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If anything can be said of the 2020 sports landscape, let it be said that 2020 has been a season like no other. From fan-free stadiums and Ballparks, to playing sports in a bubble, sports fans are truly seeing things
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Last week I noted that many journalists are working remotely from bookcase filled mini newsrooms as a result of COVID-19. For some print journalists, those remote at home locations will turn into their permanent bureaus as some newspapers look to
J. Ryan Anderson
A Journalist telling stories one column at a time
