In this week’s edition of The Times (page 13), you will find a story about Greensboro, the West Gadsden Historical...
Read moreDetails“Local newspapers aren’t dying. They’re dead.” These words came from a journalist and reporter with ties to one of the...
Read moreDetailsWhen I was growing up, we owned a country store, and I was able to hear a lot of tall...
Read moreDetailsMy cats have cattitude. What is cattitude? You may well ask, but let me explain it to you this way....
Read moreDetailsSome people have all the luck….and if I’m being frank, Irish ancestry has absolutely nothing to do with it. Once,...
Read moreDetailsSoutherners have always had a very colorful way of getting their point across. We are beginning to lose some of...
Read moreDetailsI love watching the deer forage in my backyard. So far they haven’t been destructive, but I know they often...
Read moreDetailsThere are times when reporting on the news is not pretty, or pleasant - and last week was one of...
Read moreDetailsThe basic needs of a human being are food, clothing and shelter. Lately I have begun to see some of...
Read moreDetailsWith only two weeks left in the 2022 Legislation Session, I thought this would be a good time to share...
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