This week, Leader trivia master Kevin Carbery tests your knowledge on scenes set in bathrooms. You can see 10 more questions in this week's Leader. Click on "view score" to see correct answers.
An April 2026 poll of 1,000 Americans found that the most beloved public figure in the country was not a politician, religious figure or even an athlete, it was the Queen of Country herself, Dolly Parton.
This week, Leader trivia master Kevin Carbery tests your knowledge on TV guest stars. You can see 10 more questions in this week's Leader. Click on "view score" to see correct answers.
As special sections editor at the Leader, I manage eight photo contests, a recipe contest and a veterans section each year.
This week, Leader trivia master Kevin Carbery tests your knowledge on famous people named some form of Chris. You can see 10 more questions in this week's Leader. Click on "view score" to see correct answers.
I get honked at a lot in traffic. And it’s angry honking. It’s mostly not my fault.
This week, Leader trivia master Kevin Carbery tests your knowledge on schools in fiction. You can see 10 more questions in this week's Leader. Click on "view score" to see correct answers.
Steve Jennings had one wicked sense of humor. It wasn’t mean or derogatory. It was lightning quick, delightful for others and so valuable to him.
I am aware that journalists often are not held in high esteem by the general public. An example of this would be how we’re depicted on screen. Other than Clark Kent, positive examples of those who cover the news are far and few between.
This week, Leader trivia master Kevin Carbery tests your knowledge on famous real or fictional ships. You can see 10 more questions in this week's Leader. Click on "view score" to see correct answers.
A modified title to one of my children’s favorite books kept running through my head last week as I drove to the Fox C-6 Service Center in Arnold.
This week, Leader trivia master Kevin Carbery tests your knowledge on rewatchable movies. You can see 10 more questions in this week's Leader. Click on "view score" to see correct answers.
I’ve always deeply resonated with the story of immigrants coming to America.
This week, Leader trivia master Kevin Carbery tests your knowledge on musical acts. He will name three songs, and you will name the act. You can see 10 more questions in this week's Leader. Click on "view score" to see correct answers.
I consider myself someone who prepares for any and everything.
This week, Leader trivia master Kevin Carbery tests your knowledge on fictional rivalries. You can see 10 more questions in this week's Leader. Click on "view score" to see correct answers.
A couple of years ago, the Leader held several “listening events” where we sought feedback from readers to find out what was important to them and what type of reporting they would like to see more of.
This week, Leader trivia master Kevin Carbery tests your knowledge on food and drinks linked to characters. You can see 10 more questions in this week's Leader. Click on "view score" to see correct answers.
A few months ago, I received my first summons for jury duty. I felt a mix of emotions when I opened the letter.
This week, Leader trivia master Kevin Carbery tests your knowledge on all things associated with summer. You can see 10 more questions in this week's Leader. Click on "view score" to see correct answers.
Fast-food restaurant executives seem to be conspiring to make our drive-thru and dining experience more annoying.
The first thing a person who’d never met Bill McKenna had to notice was the 200-watt smile and the Irish twinkle in his eyes.
This week, Leader trivia master Kevin Carbery tests your knowledge on vacations or other trips depicted in fiction. You can see 10 more questions in this week's Leader. Click on "view score" to see correct answers.
As one of the older people in the Leader office, I sometimes casually refer to a once famous person who the younger employees maybe never heard of or only know vaguely in a historical sense.
