Michael Barnes

One Last Look On February 14, 1990, nearly four billion miles from Earth, Voyager 1 was preparing to continue its journey into the darkness beyond our solar system.

To the Editor: ​As a lifelong resident, volunteer, local business owner, and parent in Old Lyme, I am writing to share my intention to seek

To the Editor: If you look at the entire I-95 corridor from Greenwich all the way to Stonington, Old Lyme is really the last holdout—the final coastal town that hasn't been over-developed.

In the Blink of an Eye Most of us think conversation happens one sentence at a time. Someone speaks, we listen, they stop, and then we answer.

Wayland Baptist Church's 13th Annual Back-to-School Event sponsored by the Good Soil Foundation — August 15, 2026

For many travelers, Route 66 represents adventure, history and the open road. This summer, it also became the inspiration for a journey stitched together by fabric, friendship and small-town hospitality.

Parents as a team Children notice the ordinary things first: breakfast on the table, a ride to school, clean clothes, scraped knees tended, doors locked at night.

CNN was first to report that the U.S. Navy might remove the name of sailor and Pearl Harbor hero Doris Miller from an aircraft carrier under construction and replace it with President Donald Trump's name.

So far, we've published more than 30 of retired city planner Jim Duncan's short Tex-Mex histories. Missed your Austin favorite?

Not long after the city of Austin let go of the rainbow crosswalk at West Fourth and Colorado streets, a historical marker about queer life is dedicated by city, community.