DEAR ANNIE: I’ve been married for 38 years, and over time I’ve realized that I’ve slowly lost a sense of who I am. My husband is a good man in many ways, but he’s always the one who ...

DEAR ANNIE: I remarried a few years ago after losing my first wife, and my current wife also lost her husband. We both came into the marriage with grown children, and while blending two families ...

Dear Annie: I’m a brokenhearted Nana who could really use your advice. I have a 10-month-old grandson whom I adore, but I’m not allowed to kiss him -- not even on the back of his head.

Dear Annie: I’ve been with my boyfriend for over three years. We met when I was a freshman in high school and he was a sophomore. I fell head over heels right away, and we became official nearly ...

Dear Annie: I’m struggling with how to move forward after my adult daughter, “Rachel,” cut me off two years ago. We used to be close. I raised her as a single mom after her father left, and ...

Dear Annie: Lately, I’ve had a couple of people I barely know ask me if I go to church. I find the question surprisingly personal and uncomfortable to answer. The truth is, I don’t attend ...

Dear Annie: I come to you for advice as a brokenhearted mother. I have a family member, my daughter, who has not spoken to me since the week of the presidential election.

Advice Dear Annie: How I choose to worship God is nobody else’s business Published: May. 09, 2025, 6:00 a.m.

DEAR ANNIE: I have been close friends with “Marianna” since high school, and we still see each other regularly. We always split the bill when we go out to eat. I don’t mind.

Dear Annie: Over 10 years ago, I worked with a nonprofit organization on a contract project and became friendly with a few people on their team. I genuinely admired their mission, and when I moved ...

Pullman 5, Moscow 2: At Moscow. Pullman’s Diana Gutierrez defeated Cate Gloeckner 6-1, 6-2. In No. 1 doubles, Daun Park/Azriah Seeber of Pullman swept Jacque Williams/Kayla Windley 6-4, 6-0.

Dear Annie: I have two sons. My older one was always a source of difficulty growing up. He loved to read encyclopedias and science-related books. This led him to correct his teachers at times ...