Opinion

The small jet accelerated, wings grabbed the air, and its tires left terra firma behind. I was soon looking down upon row after row of green farmland laid out in exact squares. Each corn-filled square

Turns out that this year will go down as a bad one for boating fatalities in Pennsylvania. We know it already. By mid-July there had already been 13, according to the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat

All across Pennsylvania, volunteer organizers and activists plan events, lead habitat projects, tirelessly head sportsmen’s clubs, or rally for cleaner water, land preservation or hunting/shooting rights. These are the guys and gals who step up

I got this letter recently, and decided that being able to access this information would be good for readers of my blog, too… “Not long ago Bob Steiner wrote a column that included information about

There is something lost in the Sunday hunting debate. Dialogue from both sides of the issue picked up steam this week after the Pennsylvania Game Commission board approved a resolution supporting Sunday hunting. Those in

I was telling a friend about a story I wrote recently, reporting on the E. Coli outbreak in Germany, how it was caused by eating bean sprouts, why it should be a warning to Americans,

A bill that recently passed the state Senate by a 49-0 vote was written for one man. I bet you haven’t heard about it. Emerging by a unanimous vote out of the Senate Game and

On a sunny Wednesday afternoon in early May, Dotter’s Creek in Monroe County became more than a Class A wild trout stream. It was a place of healing. Twenty one veterans from wars ranging from

When the Susquehanna River was named the most endangered river in the country on May 17 by American Rivers, you would think it would’ve triggered a proactive reaction from group’s such as the Susquehanna River