STEVE SCHULZ
Dumb luck and the deer hunter
Though it’s been a few years since I’ve donned the blaze orange and trotted out in the snow chasing deer, the annual hunt still brings back a lot of memories.By Steve Schulz , November 06, 2009
The big change, week two
By now, most people have noticed there have been some big changes at the Pioneer Journal this month. I wanted to go over a few of the most frequently asked questions to clear up any misconceptions.September 18, 2009
Fantasy football, and a word on Favre
For middle-aged, goateed men such as myself— and an increasing number of women and other guys — Christmas is coming in the next couple of weeks.By Steve Schulz , August 19, 2009
You: reporter about your own world
A faithful reader asked me the other day whether the Pioneer Journal will ever look at “citizen journalists” to help us deliver the news. The question was well-timed.By Steve Schulz , August 12, 2009
What happened to MTV, CNN and ESPN?
I’m so old that I can remember when they played music videos on MTV, talked about news on CNN and recapped sports on ESPN.By Steve Schulz , July 22, 2009
An ode to the Click and the Clack
Several years ago, when I was on a road trip with a friend and radio colleague, he turned on a public radio program that he said was about car repair, and I gave him a look like, “our cars together aren’t worth the price of a new muffler, and we couldn’t change a fan belt any more than we could perform a kidney transplant.”By Steve Schulz , July 15, 2009
Going green: fun hobby or weird disorder?
My own effort to “go green” slid a little farther from “healthy hobby” to “unhealthy obsession” this week when I purchased a solar power panel that powers up the battery on my iPhone.June 24, 2009
Trading in cars a formerly foreign concept to a junk car collector
A few years back, I did something for the first time in my life: I traded in a car.By Steve Schulz , June 17, 2009
Web growth and newspaper stability at the Wadena Pioneer Journal
I sent a memo to our staff Monday night after perusing some statistics about our online readership and how it affects our business. I’m glad to share some of the same information with our readers.By Steve Schulz , May 20, 2009
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