By Ashlynn Couch, Staff Reporter
• September 23, 2026
Now more than ever, we know what’s going on in the world. National and international news is at our fingertips — with a few quick taps, I can get the latest updates on a measles outbreak in Pennsylvania,...
Like many who remember exactly where they were that day, I was working in my home office on a grant contract when I heard on the radio that a plane had inexplicably struck one of the World Trade Center...
The Call celebrates 37 years this month and we are pleased to bring our readers the 37th Fall Sports edition, just in time for back to school and before the first games of the season.
Enjoy the special...
When I was in high school and college, one of the most popular bands was REO Speedwagon, a pop-rock group that found play on both top 40 song stations as well as KSHE’s album rock format. They performed...
Except for time away at college, I’ve lived my entire life within two or three miles of the path that was Route 66. I was a young kid when the last pieces of the interstate highway system were installed...
Over the past year, we’ve seen numerous states across the country engage in mid-decade redistricting, causing confusion for voters on which districts they are represented by and what elections they will...
By Dean Ridings, America’s Newspapers
• July 2, 2026
Two hundred fifty years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted in Philadelphia. But America did not become a country only in that room. It became a country as the news moved from community to...
In 1922, British author and theologian G. K. Chesterton wrote that America was unique among the world’s nations. It wasn’t simply shaped by borders or a shared language; it was founded based on a distinct...
Every four years, a truly special worldwide event is held, and for the first time in over three decades, we, along with our neighbors to the north and south, were given the spectacular honor to host it....
A few weeks ago, I received an email from an unrecognized address. Curiosity got the best of me, as it so often does, and I decided to open it. This was a wise choice — I was informed that my high school...
