It seems nearly impossible that in the 21st century, Afghanistan has the “proud” distinction of being the only country in the world where girls are not allowed any education beyond grade school.
It’s time to assess women’s future and past
It seems nearly impossible that in the 21st century, Afghanistan has the “proud” distinction of being the only country in the world where girls are not allowed any education beyond grade school.
By KAREN PARKER County Line Publisher Emerita Forty years is a long time. Sadly, it’s long enough for most of...
By KAREN PARKER | County Line Publisher Emerita Certainly one of the things that has changed a lot over 40...
By KAREN PARKER | County Line Publisher Emerita I met Dave Zweifel many years ago, at a Wisconsin Newspaper Association...
By KAREN PARKER County Line Publisher Emerita It has been a curious sight last week watching the House of Representatives...
By KAREN PARKER County Line Publisher Emerita If you ever had any doubt about the power insurance companies have over...
Of all the colorful and eccentric characters in local history few are as intriguing as two brothers, Ed and Charles Lord.
If there is anything good about a flood, it does force a major house cleaning. This week marks five years since the flood of 2018 that swept through Ontario, built up steam, and continued on its way to the Wisconsin and the Mississippi, leaving behind a forever-changed landscape in the towns along the Kickapoo River.
By KAREN PARKER County Line Publisher Emerita Once in a while, just for kicks, I pull out one of the...
By KAREN PARKER County Line Publisher Emerita Last week, just for fun, I sat through a webinar from the Wisconsin...
Okay, dear readers. You may find this piece tedious, and you can skim it, but please, please, read to the end of this week’s column. Here it goes:
I wonder if somewhere in the great state of Wisconsin — if someone, anyone — remembered Kenneth Palmer on Memorial Day.