Janet Iversen - Part of a personal tune-up
Many of us were never taught interpersonal skills such as how to make a complete apology
Cindy Stolp - Toward healthier relationships
Henderson House offers tips to prevent teen-dating violence, raises awareness of its prevalence
No more napping in postal rule sessions
Our conversion to mail delivery has me scrutinizing U.S. Postal Service regulation books
GOP has opening to regain strength
Many GOP members embrace a political philosophy that we call “Independent Republican,” drawn from both major party platforms
Pro and Con: 'Does the United States need more gun regulation?'
Robert Mason and Henry Evers - Pro and Con on the question: 'Does the United States need more gun regulation?'
Gun control vexes still-young America
Should assumed commands of an almighty God be invoked to bolster public policy debates?
Dan Preston - Searching for scholarships
Linfield College enrollment manager shares tips for finding scholarships to pay for college education
Ossie Bladine - One resolution at a time
Following three simple suggestions, New Year’s resolutions can become lifelong habits with benefits transcending the person who makes them
Rainbow continues its legacy of service
It’s been nearly five years since readers have seen much in our newspaper pages about them
Resolutions still best way to achieve goals
How many people already have broken their 2013 New Year’s resolutions?
Charity Wallace - Battling for equal rights in Arab world
The Taliban’s recent shooting of a 15-year-old Pakistani girl for speaking out in favor of women’s education is a stark reminder of the global plight of women
Starla Pointer - The year of 100 books
Successful reading challenge brings rewards of entertainment, education
