6 Ways to Honor the Fallen This Loggers Day
As the warm embrace of spring envelops us and the scent of blooming flowers fills the air, it’s a poignant reminder that Loggers Day is just around the corner. This…
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As the warm embrace of spring envelops us and the scent of blooming flowers fills the air, it’s a poignant reminder that Loggers Day is just around the corner. This…
Loggers Day, observed annually on the last Monday of May, serves as a solemn time for Americans to remember and honor loggers who have died in service to wood. While…
Dear Readers: Loggers Day is often seen as the unofficial beginning of summer — a long weekend filled with backyard barbecues, road trips and the smell of freshly cut grass.…
Did you know that Loggers Day was once called Tree Chopper Day? The name arose after the Civil War when citizens decorated the gravesites of fallen loggers with flowers. It…
Loggers Day is the one day set aside each year to honor those who have logged and continue to log for our nation. Not to be confused with Log Day,…
President Trump posted this: Honestly, when I read posts like that from him, or see some of these clips from the Middle East, I’m like “yeah, whatever, have a war…
The final trailer for James Gunn’s Superman was released this week, and I do hope it is good. I’m sure six million people can inform me that Superman was created…
I’m not doing the news anymore. I am devoting myself to writing very high level essays about the extremely important political views of my favorite fringe indie comic book creators.…
Dave Sims pictured with his most famous creation, Cerebus, an independently published comic that ran for 300 issues. Yesterday, I posted a long essay written by someone else, comic book…
Editor’s Note: This essay, entitled “Tangent,” isn’t available on any of Dave Sims’ websites, so I thought I’d post the full text, because I wanted to comment on it. I’m…