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Savvy Senior Dear Savvy Senior, I keep hearing about AI in the news and how it’s being used in scams. I’m not very tech savvy and find it confusing.

70 Years Ago The 1956 wheat harvest has started in the Cheney vicinity with the first wheat out Saturday, June 2, by Clarence and Wayne Moorhouse. 60 Years Ago Mr.

Savvy Senior Dear Savvy Senior. My wife and I were recently talking about updating our will and wondered if we should also set up a trust.

Paul Rhodes | Publisher & Editor Now that my building on Main Street in Cheney has been completely cleaned out, it’s time for a little reflection. Healthy reflection is good, if you’re reflecting back on something you did that actually was healthy.

Guest Column Being a sports fan used to require just three things: a comfortable couch, a TV that picked up the Big Three broadcast networks and a loose family agreement that weekends belonged to sports junkies.

From the Editor’s Files I spent much of the Memorial Day weekend working...some because I had to, some because I wanted to, and some because it’s just a tradition for this newspaper publisher.

Insight Summer started on Memorial Day, even though the solstice is about a month later. Schools are out, it’s warm enough to stay out late and it’s the beginning of road trip season.

District court clerks are the workhorses of the state’s court system. They handle the bulk of the court’s day-to-day work and interact frequently with the public. They are good people doing good and often difficult work.

Dear Savvy Senior, My husband and I are retiring later this year and hope to travel more while we’re still healthy and active. Our budget will be tighter, so every dollar counts. Are there worthwhile senior travel discounts you can tell us about, and at what age do they begin?

Another school year has wrapped up for my children and summer on the farm has officially begun. My husband and I saw major growth in both of our kids this year personally, academically and athletically.