In a few short days, we will celebrate the resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ. Many people around the world celebrate Easter.
The Laurel Hill sunrise service is 6:30 a.m. April 21 at Gene Clary …
The wide-margin victory of Lori Lightfoot in the runoff election for Chicago mayor is no surprise, and neither is the reaction of many news outlets. In contemporary politics and society, the gender, …
Spring break in areas like ours lasts for several weeks with all of our tourists and visitors. We have gone to Destin three times within the last month for a variety of reasons and the driving and tr…
As Democrats in Virginia, New York, Rhode Island and in Congress, just to name a few places, seemed to condone laws allowing babies born alive after botched abortions to die, pro-life activists have …
I’m old enough to remember when Kelley Williams-Bolar of Akron, Ohio, was sent to jail for falsely registering her two kids so they could attend a better school.
In 2011, Williams-Bolar illegally u…
After talking, I hung up the phone and sat motionless except the tears running down my face.
It has been 48 years and I am trying to find a hero who changed my world forever. The conversation with …
The yakkers who guide our political discourse have long argued the Republican Party is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Trump Organization. The Washington Post refreshed this point when President Don…
My husband Jim and I drove to the VPS airport and along South Ferdon Boulevard, I noticed that Popeye's has paved access to the road and has a sign posted about hiring employees. It looks as though t…
In 1857, Americans — well, American men — elected James Buchanan, a president who hid behind states’ rights and did virtually nothing to stop the spread of slavery. He allowed his cabinet of cronies …
