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Budget time for local governments was fairly uneventful this year. The economy is improving, and tax increases over the past few years have put our county and school system on
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As we all know, any large project will always have glitches. I learned this during my days of sports marketing and, thus, formed one of my enduring philosophies: No matter
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While recently making a visit to St. Mary’s hospital in Athens, I passed by the gift shop, my eye quickly catching a glimpse of a small rack filled with inspirational
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The sight of Exit 173 on I-20, between Anniston and Birmingham, always brings a smile to my face – the kind of smile that is irrepressible and makes me feel
Read moreWhen was the last time all U.S. senators agreed on anything unanimously, even if only by a roll-call vote? Out of the 10 amendments that comprise the Bill of Rights,
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It’s been a few years since I shared the story of Tink and the riding mower but I’ll remind you what happened so I can segue into another story of
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A convicted child molester was sent back to prison following the revocation of his probation in Jones County Superior Court. Clayton Hubert Pender was in court Aug. 9, facing his
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The Old School History Museum at Eatonton’s Plaza Arts Center schedules prominent historians published authors and compelling speakers for their quarterly Sunday afternoon programs. It is always a special occasion
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