Commentary. Families across America are getting ready for the Semiquincentennial Celebration. This may be the only time I refer to our amazing country’s 250th anniversary as a semiquincentennial because it’s hard to spell and even harder to say! No matter what you call it, Fourth of July cookouts are going to cost a little more […]
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