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I’m usually dispensing information or doling out advice from the “bully pulpit”, as Theodore Roosevelt called it. However, this time I”m asking for some. By the way, I’ve taken a brief hiatus from Selma to take care of some business back here near Pittsburgh. I took the scenic route, placing my posterior for eleven hours … Continue reading »

A relatively uneventful day yesterday also proved to be educational. I cycled into town for some morning exercise and was fortunate enough to speak at length with Dennis Davis, who co-owns the local newspaper. The Selma News prints a weekly edition every Thursday. He has been with the news for the past 38 years, starting … Continue reading »

You have had to just awakened from a coma to not realize fuel prices are so astronomically high, that they are affecting everything. Coupled with that, 12% of this year’s corn crop will has been devastated by the Midwest flooding. How does this effect fuel prices? Gasoline must have a certain amount of ethanol prior … Continue reading »