Articles by Art Fettig

I said that to a new friend the other day and he did. And then I told him about myself. When I returned home and talked a bit with my wife about the visit she […]

What would you like to hear just before you hit the back door and head home from a powerful two day conference? I always figure that the closing speaker has the job of convincing attendees […]

Years ago my job as a claim agent for The Detroit Terminal Railroad took me into the old Ford Highland Park Plant. At one time, Henry Ford had the dream of rolling one Model T […]

My wife, Jean and I visited an Apple Computer Store over at the Streets of Southpoint Mall.  We were already sold on the computer and Jean was choosing options when she had to choose between […]

I was sitting here in front of my computer staring at a blank screen thinking about a time in my life where knowing somebody at the right place really made a difference in my life. […]

Some twenty five years ago or so, I spoke for a class at Notre Dame and I said, “Ten years from now, everything you learned here will be obsolete.” I wasn’t the first one to […]

I have been clear up to my ears in Mayberry for the past several days; appeared in three performances of our play called Remembering Mayberry and we have sold out every seat at all four […]

As I’ve said before in the pages of this newsletter, safety isn’t so much a profession as it is a passion. If you don’t feel it in your bones, you shouldn’t be doing it. But […]

Art… aka  Almost Andy, will be “Remembering Mayberry” when the Benson Foundation for the Arts, Benson, NC, brings the play by that name to the stage at the W J Barefoot Auditorium at 303 East […]