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They called him the “Glider King.” It sounded romantic, like something from a newspaper cartoon. But Otto Lilienthal wasn’t a king. He...

A round up of articles, covering topics that include the legacy of Gerald Ford, phone addictions, the Hatch Act and Ice Cream.

An acrostic poem celebrating the life and legacy of Herbert Hoover

Celebrating the Great Lakes with the poem The Five Sisters by poet Greg McNeilly

A conversation about the sale of Grand Rapids' Steelcase

This verse celebrates Neil Armstrong by poet Greg McNeilly.

An acrostic poem celebrating the life and legacy of Barack Obama.

A round up of reads covering everything from AI, Travel and Adult Summer Camps!

A verse celebrating the legacy of Henry Ford by poet Greg McNeilly

A roundup of Sunday reads covering AI, travel, spiral pot pie, fireflies, fertility rates, the Bible, manufacturing, and tax rates.

On July 24, 1880, hydroelectric lights were turned on for the first commercial application in the world at a plant in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

On the anniversary of her death, this verse by poet Greg McNeilly celebrates the life of Sally Ride.

A round-up of interesting including martial trends, government debt, DEI, true crime, and ammo-can ice cream

Verse noting the immoral hypocrisy of proponents of more government largess by poet Greg McNeilly.

A verse celebrating Gerald R Ford by poet Greg McNeilly

A weekly round up - this one featuring AI, history of colors, mass imprisonment, best beaches and lost art forms.

A verse celebrating the life and legacy of John C. Fremont by poet Greg McNeilly.

On this day in 1767, John Quincy Adams was born. At 80, he collapsed at his desk in the House of Representatives: mid-debate,...

This week's Sunday Reads includes a focus on the Declaration of Independence, the Dalai Lama, marriages, and bear hunting with Teddy Roosevelt.

A poem, "Almost a Miracle," celebrates the American War of Independence from British tyranny and was written by Greg McNeilly.