Day 14, Kings Across America Ashland, Ore., to Redlands (Calif.) National Park to Mendocino, Calif. Today was a day of trees. Incredible, bountiful, gigantic, majestic trees, starting with the incredible sequoia sitting smack dab in front of our hotel last night in southern

Day 15, Kings Across America In Mendocino, Calif. Reflections on our time: -Saw the redwoods once, decades ago. Just as breathtaking this time on Wednesday with a light rain falling as we drove on the dirty road next to the Smith River and parked at the Stout Grove. We could have

Facemask must be reviewable.

Day 22, Kings Across America Boulder, Colo., to Omaha, Neb. My sister Pam and bro-in-law Bob have joined Ann and I for the home stretch—Boulder to Brooklyn—and we had a swell time today, driving and listening to a 93-minutes writer’s podcast (“Dedicated,” with host Doug Brunt)

Frank Hinchey, one of the most dedicated journalists and one of the most influential people in my career, has died. He gave me a chance as an intern to cover everything in 1979. He has my everlasting respect. dispatch.com/story/news/loc…

Hey Kyle, I have no idea why you are doing this. I love why you are doing this. The most important thing in life is to follow your heart, which you are obviously doing. This is wonderful, and I wish you the best, wherever life leads.

A great cause so important to the Orr family. Best of luck, Conor.

Real stuff with Maxx Crosby on Let’s Go this week.

Well, Let’s Go!

Hey! Dom Bonvissuto ... Good luck in the new venture!

Hi everyone. I don’t post a lot these days, but if you’d like to follow me I’m headed to Bluesky. Thanks, one and all, for 15 years of valuable interaction. My new handle is peterking1.bsky.social bsky.app/profile/peterk…

Excellent post, Mike. Thanks for writing it.