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The $40 million mulligan By Greg Maresca | November 19, 2025

So, buckle up, because the coaching carousel isn’t just spinning; it’s doing 360s at warp speed while boosters continue to toss around cash like confetti;

The Dukes’ dark horse By Greg Maresca | November 18, 2025

Chesney: The right stuff for PSU;

What Makes a Good SEO Strategy in the Modern Digital Era By Guest Column Anil Baswal | November 17, 2025

In the end, SEO is about much more than algorithms. It’s about real people, real questions, and real answers—and the systems we build to connect them.

A defining search By Greg Maresca | November 13, 2025

Penn State football has entered into a high-stakes coaching search that will define its identity in a rapidly evolving college football landscape shaped by NIL, transfer mobility, and urgent recruiting pressures;

The Myth of Hedge Balls By William Kevin Stoos | November 11, 2025

Legends die hard, and this one is no different. But I have learned a valuable lesson from this experience. This year I am placing several hedge balls outside my house--to draw these little critters out. After all, even crickets need homes

A Time to Remember By Steve Rossiter | November 11, 2025

We must also remember and pray for all active duty and reserve service members, and just as important remember and pray for service members families who also serve in their own way;

Remembering Veterans By Guest Column By Donald Moskowitz and Elizabeth {Jones) Moskowitz | November 11, 2025

A Family's Long History of Service;

Never and somehow again By Greg Maresca | November 11, 2025

The one thing that has been a constant through the ensuing decades has been being identified as a Marine

All Of Our Days By Dr. Bruce Smith | November 8, 2025

Walter Huston - September Song (1945)

Doctrine Was Not Decided but Predetermined From the Beginning By David Martin | November 7, 2025

“There are also many other things which Jesus did; which, if they were written every one, the world itself, I think, would not be able to contain the books that should be written”

Fourth and funded: The business of buyouts By Greg Maresca | November 6, 2025

In the high-stakes circus of big-time college sports, some schools shell out cash to win. Others fork it over for silence. And a select few spend millions to not let the door hinder one’s departure

How Designers Shape the Trends We’ll All Be Wearing Next Season By News on the Net -- Samuel Dawes | October 27, 2025

Designers notice what people were talking about online, figured out what was missing from store shelves, and made a calculated guess. Most of the time, they're surprisingly good at it;

Bittersweet Woods By William Kevin Stoos | October 25, 2025

Here in South Dakota the vine remains inextricably entwined in the memories of my childhood—bittersweet memories, rekindled in these bittersweet woods

Week of Change By Dr. Bruce Smith | October 21, 2025

Survival in Tough Times: October delights in so many ways. This week there was change in the air;

This is America By News on the Net -- Dudes Posting Their W’s | October 20, 2025

These kids are amazing and do a terrific job

We Are in The Redemption Business By Joseph J. Bucci | October 19, 2025

Shouldn’t those of us who have experienced redemption through Jesus also consider offering redemption to those close to us who have a history of failure?

October in Gold By Dr. Bruce Smith | October 19, 2025

Survival in Tough Times: On many of these days I have gone back in my memory to sit on the firm seat on a yellow school bus on a golden October day, and always by the window, partway back;

Truth & Treason: The courageous tale of Helmuth Hubener By Greg Maresca | October 18, 2025

The moral conflict of loyalty vs. truth, obedience to authority vs. conscience speaks loudly to our present time. This story is not just historical but also a timely warning about how we must stand for truth, even at great personal cost;

Precious By Joseph J. Bucci | October 17, 2025

“Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints;”

Why Canadians Are Turning to Coin Collecting as a Smart Investment Strategy By News on the Net | October 17, 2025

Coin collecting rewards those who study, plan, and purchase strategically;

James Franklin’s contract fallout Behind PSU’s numbers By Greg Maresca | October 16, 2025

One name gaining traction in these discussions is Bob Chesney, Jr., a Kulpmont, Pennsylvania native and current head coach at James Madison University

NCAA streamlines transfer portal By Greg Maresca | October 13, 2025

Nothing says stability like a moving target;

Gold Coast Injury Lawyers Reveal the Hidden Payout Potential of Slip and Fall Claims By Guest Column Anil Baswal | October 13, 2025

Slip and fall accidents are more than just momentary missteps—they can have lasting effects on a person’s physical health, financial stability, and emotional wellbeing.

Culture shock – past meets present By A. Dru Kristenev | October 8, 2025

On the road to the Charlie Kirk Memorial;

Give Us This Day Our Peaceful Morning By Dr. Bruce Smith | October 7, 2025

Survival in Tough Times: It’s good to start the day with a peaceful morning cup and a quick march around a quiet little burg in the Heartland;

Moon Rises over Almighty God’s Beautiful Atlantic By Canada Free Press | October 5, 2025

From the backyard of what CFP calls 'Mary's House by the Sea'

Hurry Slowly By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | October 5, 2025

Now MS has forced me to slow down in many ways, and I came to the realization that I am my mom now - life and mobility are precious;

There is much confusion surrounding remarks from the Holy Father regarding the sanctity of human life and the moral clarity of the Church’s teaching By News on the Net -- Bishop Joseph Strickland @ Pillars of Faith | October 2, 2025

My dear brothers and sisters in Christ:

Jelly Roll’s New Song By News on the Net | September 29, 2025

Sunday Praise;

James Gunn’s Superman updates the legend without destroying it By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | September 28, 2025

Gunn has done a good job of updating the hero for today's cynical world and I look forward to seeing it again, as well as seeing what Gunn has in store for us next