Bonnie: My wife has had Alzheimer’s disease for three years. The activities she can do on her own have diminished.

Growing up as a college football fan in the 1960s and 1970s, I learned there were certain absolutes.

Dear Dave: What’s the difference between a credit union and a bank?

It seems only fair to warn you as I write my second column in this space since returning to The Journal — be prepared to hear about my grandchildren.

Defensive back Joseph Charleston of Milton, Ga., got Clemson’s 2019 class off to a big start with a commitment last week. He chose the Tigers over offers from Alabama, Georgia, Vanderbilt, Tennessee, Ohio State, Ole Miss, West Virginia and others.

Confronted with allegations of serial sexual abuse and rape, Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein’s instinct was to lie: “I came of age in the ‘60s and ‘70s, when all the rules about behavior and workplaces were different. That was the culture then.”

Approximately one year ago, I joined a special support group known as “The Compassionate Friends” of Seneca.

One of the best things about being retired and being older is the fact that we can say “no” a lot easier, and we don’t have to tag an excuse to the no.

Did you know that building a child’s developing brain can be helped by a game of peek-a-boo?

Trees are an important aspect of our homes, cities and landscape.