Opinion

No one, at least since the huge influx of new settlers during the “Year of the Early Spring,” changed Kendall County more than Don L. Dise.

I often talk about the power of education to change lives. And I never tire of hearing, or telling, the stories of people who experience tha…

To the Editor:Vaping deaths and injuries are on the rise, prompting immediate action from our legisl…

To the Editor:It’s becoming increasingly obvious the Dems hate Trump strategy is to either impeach h…

To the Editor:Beto O’Rourke made a mistake and finally admitted that Democrats really are out to con…

We have had our first real taste of cold weather over the past few days. Maybe your tender plants escaped being damaged, but others were not…

There was a time not all that long ago that many newspapers, including the Record and Ledger, did not report cases of domestic violence. Up …

October 2014Federal funds earmarked for the now-dead Prairie Parkway may be used for the Eldamain Ro…

Football (at PHS and elsewhere) was far different in the early part of last century. Players wore no helmets or pads, the forward pass was i…

October 1979Caterpillar, Inc. officials announced the firm would lay off 1,000 hourly workers at the…