It often has been observed that the miracle classic, perennially rerun TV series M*A*S*H carried on from 1972 to 1983, about eight years longer than did the actual Korean Conflict (1950-1953) in which it was set.

I devote a ridiculous proportion of my budget to food, but not indiscriminately. Generally speaking, my favorite restaurants — and the restaurants I’ve mentioned in this column — are the kind that serve great food at everyday prices.

With the beginning of the fall sports season, varsity athletics at Corona del Sol High School is hoping to add several state championship banners to the gymnasium.

A group of area business leaders is embarking on a unique new endeavor: Opening a bank for business clients with the idea that customers will never need to set foot inside a branch.  

John Gunby Jr. says there is nothing quite like being held in the grip of a dog’s mouth. Simply stated: “(You have) 1,500 pounds of pressure exerted through four teeth.”

Valley Christian High School’s football team found a measure of redemption by winning the Class 2A state championship behind an impressively burly offensive line.

Thanksgiving is an American holiday, so it may seem odd for me to suggest a British television show as a way to celebrate it. But somewhere on the long list of things for which I’m grateful is the BBC comedy Chef!, coupled with the fact that it is finally available, complete, on DVD.