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My mother, who has since gone to be with the Lord, believed in old-school face time.

Well, we made it though the election despite all the social media hoopla surrounding the mayor’s race.

Could anyone imagine a medical condition that would warrant a patient receiving a stool specimen from a donor to help treat a disease?

Tuesday, voters in Warsaw go to the polls to choose the Republican nominee for mayor.

We live in sin-sick world that is bent on destruction. People are divided and we don’t listen to one another any more.

The discovery of a new fossil site in North Dakota marked the extinction of dinosaurs 66 million years ago.

On March 31, 2017, I wrote a column about immigration under presidents Trump and Obama.

Both my mother and mother-in-law were almost 100 years of age when they fell and suffered hip fractures. Neither event was unexpected as fall rates are extremely high for this age group.

When you spend time with Marie Lacey you are introduced to someone who just loves life.

Long before there were antibiotics, researchers envisioned using viruses to seek out and destroy bacteria.

So U.S. Attorney General Robert Barr was testifying the other day in front of a U.S. Senate panel.

Francis Galton is widely regarded as the originator of the early 20th century eugenics movement.

Editor’s Note: Gary Gerard was traveling this week. This column originally appeared June 27, 2015 I want to tell you a story about a boy and a gun. In the interest of full disclosure, I must …

The sudden closure of Owens Supermarket last month created a void that nobody wanted. The grocery business has always served our Warsaw downtown neighbors and work force well for many decades.

One thing I know we need for sure is a “A United Church For A Divided World.”

Anyone who studied chemistry likely reluctantly remembers the periodic table. It is one of science's greatest creations and became 150 years old this month. 

So I fired up my laptop Sunday and the headlines on the Drudge Report were giant and red.

In the spring and summer of 1665 England suffered from an outbreak of Bubonic Plague; it spread from parish to parish until thousands died.

Politics has become a little weird. Weirder than usual, I mean. Especially when it comes to the Democrats and their primary campaigns for president of the United States. It’s as if nary a one …

In this era of the 24-hour news cycle and social media, people are not just implicated of something, they are indicted before all the evidence is in.

There have been a number of celebrities born in Indiana, but from the aspect of good health no one matches the accomplishments of Dr. Harvey Washington Wiley.

The World Wide Web turned 30 this week. Woo hoo.

New studies have shown that oxytocin can affect maternal behavior, social bonding and even sexual pleasure.

Dr. Don DeYoung, recently retired professor from Grace College and president of the Creation Research Society, has a passion for sharing God through science.

The beginning of spring training is a sure sign that we may be looking at winter in our rear-view mirror! I know I’m being a little optimistic, but I don’t know anyone who wouldn’t welcome an early spring after the wild winter we have endured.

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