The American Revolution ends tonight. Things look shaky, but I feel confident we can pull it out. After all, we've got Benedict Arnold watching West Point for us.

Must be Senior Citizens Day, because they let me cover a game today. Schuylerville falls in the Class B girls soccer final. Early story is up ... more later: poststar.com/sports/high-...

My scorebook from the Argyle game --

Early story from Argyle's state regional softball win. More later: poststar.com/sports/high-...

A mishmash of final thoughts to close out the Stories from the Road blog: storiesfromtheamericanroad.substack.com

The latest entry in Stories from the Road, about a stop in Iowa and sundry other things: storiesfromtheamericanroad.substack.com/p/a-wiper-a-...

I'm finding stories even in the Middle of Nowhere: storiesfromtheamericanroad.substack.com/p/literally-...

The latest stop on Stories from the Road, this time in Denver: storiesfromtheamericanroad.substack.com/p/a-bookstor...

Kind of a potpourri story today in Stories from the Road: storiesfromtheamericanroad.substack.com/p/never-a-du...

You've seen them in the movies. Now take a look at how they take care of the hardware at the Very Large Array in New Mexico: storiesfromtheamericanroad.substack.com/p/behind-the...

The latest entry in Stories from the Road. For me, getting in to see these things in person was the highlight of the trip: storiesfromtheamericanroad.substack.com/p/behind-the...

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See how fast you get the movie connection to this Texas town: storiesfromtheamericanroad.substack.com/p/a-border-t...

Today's post on Stories from the Road -- rambling thoughts on the long drive across Texas: storiesfromtheamericanroad.substack.com/p/across-tex...

Come visit the Babe with me. We get the museum all to ourselves: substack.com/home/post/p-...

I'm in the mountain time zone now with lots of stories yet to tell. Subscribe to get an email with each new post. It's free: storiesfromtheamericanroad.substack.com

In today's entry of Stories from the Road, I'll walk you around Yazoo City: substack.com/home/post/p-...

This morning's post for Stories from the Road -- BBQ in Alabama: storiesfromtheamericanroad.substack.com/p/the-open-p...

In the coming days I'll take you behind the scenes at a southern BBQ, walk you through a Mississippi Delta town and visit the Babe. Sign up for emails to get Stories from the Road delivered to your email: storiesfromtheamericanroad.substack.com

C'mon, can you resist reading about a guy named Treehouse? storiesfromtheamericanroad.substack.com/p/a-trail-a-...

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The latest entry in Stories from the Road. Better check this out if you're a Navy vet: substack.com/home/post/p-...

ICYMI, the second installment of my Stories from the Road Substack blog. This one on my hometown of Cortland. Subscribe (for free) to get an email each time one of these pops up: storiesfromtheamericanroad.substack.com/p/a-hometown...

With Sunday's posting of the Cortland feature, we're two posts into the Stories for the Road Substack blog. Subscribe to get emails whenever a new post appears: storiesfromtheamericanroad.substack.com

Our road trip begins with a stop in my hometown of Cortland: substack.com/home/post/p-...

I've got a new Substack blog. I'll be writing stories about the people and places I encounter on a road trip across America during the next 3 weeks. The blog is free: storiesfromtheamericanroad.substack.com

Just a reminder to stop by Crandall Public Library tonight for "Canada's Colorful Political History" at 7 p.m. This visual presentation will look at Canada's unique political system and offer a preview of the coming federal election. We'll also talk about recent US/Canada events.

If you live in the Glens Falls area: I will host a one-hour presentation on Canadian politics at Crandall Public Library next Wednesday (March 12). The event -- “Canada’s Colorful Political History” -- will be held in the downstairs Community Room at 7 p.m.

It was an honor to work with these two gents on a contest judging committee at the APSE winter meeting in Orlando this week -- Barry Bedlan of the Associated Press (center) and John Bednarowski of the Marietta Daily Journal (right).