It’s one thing to discuss an overdue bill with a fraught taxpayer behind a closed door, which, come to think of it, is probably not a good idea, given the number of gun-toters ...
To Close or To Disclose?
Painter Pays Forward $1,900
Within about a week of the pressure-wash, Edwin once again drove by the Zambrana’s home, this time noticing Kenny trying to get up an unstable ladder. In his typical love-thy-neighbor style, Edwin had to stop.
Let Us Eat Fresh
Starting out 2019 with Straggler, my lettuce plant.
A Vernacular Story
Paint on the floor and deep scratches, no doubt from the spurs on some local yokels’ cowboy boots; then the burns. (Who burns their floor?)
Memoir of Irma
On Hurricane Irma's arrival in Davenport, I spotted a rainbow. Goodnight and godspeed it was saying ...
Vets Voice First Show
Game Breaker was a true psychological trauma story cut in a massively comedic light.
Stay-at-Home Blues
You now have less than one month left to register to vote in Florida.
Yoga Much?
To the posers who discordantly hum that downtown will never come back, remember this: Yoga, because punching naysayers is frowned upon.
Rust Departs
Peter Rust, 78 and mayor of Davenport for 16 years until 2013, passed away yesterday.
A Ledger Recap
Except for the writers at The Ledger, everyone knows that another mass shooting of children will happen in America.
The Birthday
Surely, how one has lived one's life is a testament to a person’s existence, but the manner of one's own death? Is that also a testament of one's life?
Are We Ready for an MIA FEMA?
FEMA is telling us we're on our own.
