Sometimes things don’t go quite as planned. more

What a roller coaster this week has been. more

I’m going to switch gears on you all, this week. more

Who knew 85 degrees could feel so divinely autumn-like? more

Ready for round two? Thanks for joining me again as we continue our deep dive into the results of the Quill’s recent reader survey. Last week, we looked at who is reading the Quill. This week, we’re exploring the “what” — the pages you love, the ones you skip and the comments that gave us plenty to think about. more

That’s it, folks! That’s a wrap. more

On our Opinion page last Saturday, we published a column from Missouri’s 8th District U.S. Congressman Jason Smith. And, as we always do, we shared it to our Facebook page, highlighting a quote from his commentary, about the “extremely biased” nature of Corporation for Public Broadcasting and NPR and PBS, which it funds. more

Sometimes, I feel a bit like Steve Buscemi’s character in that episode of 30 Rock, when he goes undercover as a high schooler and tries to blend in with his skateboard over his shoulder, a backward-turned ball cap and the awkward, unforgettable greeting: “How do you do, fellow kids?” more

Well, folks, it looks like our long, wet spring might finally have given way to summer. I saw a picture of a church sign the other day that said, “Whoever is praying for rain, you can stop now.” I guess the message must have been received, because the chance of rain over the next few days are dwindling, and Sunday’s forecast is just “Hot.” more

Whew. What a busy few months it’s been, am I right? I feel like I’ve been flying by the seat of my pants since the end of April! more

As a proud member of the Class of ‘99, to whom Baz Luhrmann’s musical adaptation of columnist Mary Schmich’s “Wear Sunscreen” piece for the Class of ‘97 in the … more