My faith does not vote
Nefarious folks are working to influence you with social posts leaning into faith. Religion is personal; understand that they prey on your prayers.
E Pluribus Unum – Out of many, one
The Founding Fathers put forth the U.S. motto: E Pluribus Unum. “Out of many, one.” Then, the zealots began to change the narrative.
The moment that changed America
Barack Obama is the epitome of “what’s wrong” in America. After all, he picked on Donald Trump🍄 – a white guy! In public, no less!
It’s Not Mayberry Anymore
By reclaiming community values, compassion, and common sense, we can build a future where guns are not instruments of fear.
The Brat Pack
The Brat Pack became synonymous with 1980s coming-of-age films that that resonated and left an indelible mark on the era.
The kid’s gonna be alright
In elementary school, Reily was asked what she wanted to be when she grew up. “Forensic anthropologist,” without hesitation.
Greatest enemy of the con: truth
It’s not so much about what #DonTheCon says. The Financially Embattled Thousandaire knows the grift is coming to an end.
The roar of humanity
My first newspaper gig – executive editor of a staff of one – led to surfing the www and, ultimately, to my grandparents’ farm.
Today, I wish it was yesterday
I’m 53, and my heroes are dying. Yesterdays are to be cherished. … Yesterday, we didn’t know that Tom Seaver was dead.
Grandaddy
We were back in #TheBurg🥃 – but not on the ridge, running around the tobacco fields, berry patches, gardens, and hayloft.
Remembering Darold Neal
Darold Neal went out the way he lived – showing love for his family, school, and everyone who knew him.
‘It was basically do or die’
Jan. 31, 2014, I left Northside Hospital with a new lease on life. This is my closure moment — the end of a life chapter that changed me forever.