opinion

This is the first NYE since 1992 that my Sig-O hasn't had to work. This year, they are shut down due to coronavirus restrictions.

In this day and age, when calling a business do we still need to be able to speak to a human or is that just for old people?

Wait, you can have a crowd for football games at LSU but can't have a crowd for graduation? Hypocrisy thy name is LSU.

If you think that changing the number on a calendar will magically change anything, don't get your hopes up.

In the Bible, when Luke writes about the end of the World, he says "There will be great earthquakes, and in various places famines and pestilences.

She wallows in her personal misery for a moment and then remembers that, during this time of isolation, we are not alone.

Should we allow the elderly (those in the crosshairs of COVID-19) to enter the stores first?

In normal times, be nice. In times of emergency, be nice.

Business owners, use a reputable printer (Hulco and Lowry's do great work) or run the flyer by a friend before clicking "Print", it could mean more business.

Look around your family. Can you identify that one person? If so: good, you are probably safe. If not, then you're it!

I think that it's refreshing that the chief will turn a blind eye to the tradition as long as it doesn't get out of hand.

The best use, and maybe most dangerous (at least we get warned about it all the time), involves the cap of the pen.