Tim Timmons
Memorial Day Losing Some Luster
Another Memorial Day is over and truth to tell, I’m a little miffed. If you are one of the regular 21 or 22 (what can I say, stats show my…
Read MoreWandering Off Beaten Path Into Sports
Notes found scribbled on the back of a 1973 Indiana Pacers-Kentucky Colonels scorecard . . . * * * FOR THE 21 or 22 of you (statistics show more of…
Read MoreBubba Outflanks the System
As if the debacle that Indiana property taxes have become weren’t enough, Gov. Mike Braun doubled down and sent a press release touting how wonderful his first 100 days in…
Read MoreFew Final Thoughts on ’25 Session, Braun
I tried. I really did. If you didn’t catch last week’s ramblings, it was all about how we need to be more positive. I believe that. I try. I let…
Read MoreFollowing Up On A Few Details . . .
Scattershooting while wondering whatever happened to Kirby Grant. * * * SEVERAL OF you have asked about HB 1312, the bill that would have taken public notices (and some Indiana…
Read MoreProperty Taxes Heating Up As Taxpayers Wait
Are you watching the unfolding drama on property taxes inside the Indiana Statehouse? I sure am and boy is it interesting. A few observations: So many questions, so few answers.…
Read MoreWant to Fix Government? Here’s How
It’s that time of year when we pay more attention to our money – because Uncle Sam and all his many, many, many, many relatives in Washington, Indianapolis and right…
Read MoreMedia Isn’t Giving You Whole Story
A recent story in the media reported the Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith wants to double his office’s budget. This, during a time when Gov. Mike Braun is asking for…
Read MoreThe Newspaper Industry Showed Up
A buddy I consider a brother and I were talking about the current state of affairs in the newspaper industry. We mentioned the old Walt Kelly cartoon, Pogo. Way back…
Read MoreScattershooting While Wandering (Or Is It Wondering) Around
Scattershooting while wondering whatever happened to Stanley Andrews . . . I READ an interesting story from our friends at the Indiana Capital Chronicle about how small towns are trying…
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