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Vertrees: Keeping the blood flowing
I have a love/hate relationship with Eliquis. I’ve been taking the blood thinner since 2019 when I experienced ...
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Column: What might happen if Google is broken up
Alphabet Inc.’s Google has few peers in the world of success. Founded on Sept. 4, 1998, it has ...
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Column: A vision for conserving public lands that we can all agree on
Last month I was atop the Steens Mountain in Oregon, looking over a vast expanse of our nation’s ...
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Column: Hot tempers during a hot summer
We know of bad moods. We’ve been there before. During COVID, when we felt isolated and scared, we ...
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Column: The wild, fabulous medical frontier with predictive AI
When is a workplace at its happiest? I would submit that it is during the early stages of ...
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Column: Finding ways to age with grace
So can we age with grace? That is up to us! Just recently, I realized my mind is ...
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Vertrees: Humans and wildlife both love fresh greens
On the evening of July 3 while we were grilling ribs and subsequently enjoying them, unbeknownst to us ...
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Morris: Businesses can support Redmond Senior Center’s mission
The Redmond Senior Center, a cherished institution in our community, is celebrating its 75th anniversary. Since its founding ...
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Column: A new chance to re-engage Gen Z in the presedential race
We urgently need to engage more young people in our electoral process. Joe Biden’s decision to drop out ...
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Column: Rising rents is nation’s top economic issue
Much is said and written about inflation. We are super sensitive to the rise and fall of gasoline ...