Opinion

By Cathy Salter When Dwight D. Eisenhower was President of the United States and I was in the fourth grade, I memorized and could recite the names in full of

By: Travis Naughton When I was a stay-at-home parent, I took great pride in keeping a tidy house. I simply couldn’t stand the clutter associated with having kids. In the

By Cathy Salter While thinning my library of books and magazines, I recently came upon a November 2008 issue of National Geographic. Like a nocturnal creature of habit momentarily mesmerized

By Cathy Salter I awake at my usual early hour to find the sky still dark.  Sunrise is yet an hour away. The clocks have all been turned ahead to

The Instagram profile of the 21-year-old punk who used his legally-purchased 9mm pistol to execute 8 innocent people last week in Georgia reads, “Pizza, guns, drums, music, family, and God.

By: Frank Burkett Donald Trump was back on the circuit Sunday, February 28, at the Conservative Conference. He followed his belief, AMERICA FIRST. The audience show that the REAL AMERICAN

By Cathy Salter One of the simple joys in life is a pot of homemade soup.  Winter, spring summer or fall, soup is always a welcome addition to a meal.

By: Travis Naughton This Friday will be the final day of my final long-term subbing assignment of the 2020-2021 school year. What a year it has been. I would have

By: Imal Wagner Today Prince William took Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex and Meghan Markle Duchess of Sussex head-on after Meghan’s polarizing interview with Oprah brought the Monarchy’s feelings on

Does your auto mechanic make house calls? I’m not talking about a repair shop or dealership sending a tow truck to your house and bringing your vehicle back to their