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Or short.

One tip is to always spell-check your stories, no matter how long.

Looks boring.

I know they are both owned by the same company, but for the Eagle to be printed 2 1/2 hours away is bordering on ridiculous for a daily newspaper.

My 10 cents are right. That's why it's the most commonly misspelle

• My 10 CENTS WORTH — Most common misspelled word among journalists: under way

Harley, You're well on your way to putting together an informative and humorous style guide for sports writers. Enjoyed your insight.

Agree.

Hilarity from the newbie.

Looks like a good gig for the right person.

Doesn't sound very appealing since there's simply too much work for one person, although updating on their community college is good news for Sedalia ecomony . Heard there's more Russian-grown refugee christians than anywhere in the nation in Sedalia, whatever that's worth, which is not much...

The publisher seemed to come across as a weak-kneed, insecure yet egotistical ******* with his own interests ranking as a top priority. He needs to be more open-minded about opinions and comments from others, growing a thicker skin like a lizard, if you will. He is supposed to be a newsroom...

I agree with your post as a whole, but I don't know if unique is the correct word in speaking of newspapers. I have worked in the newspaper biz as a sports writer in various capacities at mid-sized and metro dailies for the last 30+ years. No other companies are similar to newspapers, where the...

You will be in the city that loves LeBron, and you'll also enjoy the team of dysfunctionalism — the Cleveland Browns.

This brings to mind the injury of Joe Kay, the Tucson High basketball player who was trampled after capping off a big win with a breakaway dunk. The school's fans stormed the court, and Kay was thrown to the floor and suffered a torn carotid artery and a stroke, leaving him paralyzed on the...

I covered a summer baseball game 22 years ago in Duncanville and I noticed Greg Ostertag in the stands before the game. A tall home-plate umpire walked over to talk to him and I realized right away that it was Ostertag's father.

What is opening pay? Got to be $27,000 to $30,000 annually.

The parents and the sports editor are all three idiots.

About the sports editor getting threatened, he brought it on himself, if you gauge his commentary from last summer, he is overstepping boundaries. All I wanted to do was stress this point.