Price of cutting human connection for the sake of profit

Payton North
pnorth@thereminder.com

Returning to office life has been a big topic over the past year, year and a half. Personally, I had mixed feelings about working from home, but I also had mixed feelings about returning to the office. But what cost are companies paying when they do not encourage employees to return?...
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Disney’s briar patch was too thorny to go unpruned

Chris Maza
cmaza@thereminder.com

As I write this column, my family and I are in the final days of preparation for our trip to Walt Disney World. So, of course, given the attention it has received over the past year in the national news, there has been a recurring question: “Aren’t you sad about Splash Mountain?”...
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The NFL playoffs have me thinking about time passing

Dennis Hackett
dhackett@thereminder.com

Back when the NFL Wild Card playoff round wrapped up several weeks ago, I saw an article noting that the oldest quarterback remaining after that round was 29 years old and that was Dak Prescott of the Cowboys before they were bounced in the Divisional Round. ...
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An old man asks for explanations on variety of topics

G. Michael Dobbs

There is so much I don’t understand and so little time left in my life to try to comprehend it all. The following are examples of conundrums facing me....
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A thank you

I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who attended the Three Truck Event at the Hampden Senior Center on Saturday, April 29, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. This very successful fundraiser which was held to support The Building Fund at the Senior Center was supported by The Hartsprings Foundation in... Read More