Opinion
AT&T strike is flying under the radar, until your internet stops working
Is your internet working?
Although it’s gone a bit under the radar as far as major labor strikes go, the Communication Workers of America remain on strike against AT&T.
It’s time to bring back run-off elections in Florida
Congratulations to Sherri Cox, who was elected to the District 3 seat on the Okaloosa County Commission following a re-count.
With this campaign over, it’s time for Tuesday’s winners to get to work
As we write this editorial, we had no idea who was elected in the Aug. 20 elections in Okaloosa County. Seriously, we don’t. Our press deadline meant this newspaper had to go to the printer before election results were in on Tuesday (though we hope you check our website for ongoing election coverage.)
Keep in mind how much teachers are juggling as school year kicks off
We spent Monday morning at various schools around Santa Rosa County, taking in the sights and sounds as students walked into classrooms for the first day of the 2024-2025 school year.
Selma football
Sandi Kemp
September 5, 2024
September 5, 2024
I spent many Friday nights on the football field at Morgan Academy in Selma, Alabama, covering the hometown Senators.
Randy’s Report
Randy Dixon
August 26, 2024
August 26, 2024
If you drop by my place on Saturday, you will see me watching a little college football, and then some.
I don’t know why the first full day of college football season isn’t a national holiday. For guys like me, it’s like a second Thanksgiving.
I don’t know why the first full day of college football season isn’t a national holiday. For guys like me, it’s like a second Thanksgiving.
For God’s Sake
Rev. Mark Broadhead
September 5, 2024
September 5, 2024
You/Me. Us/Them. We/They. After I finished reading the newspapers this morning, I found myself reflecting that very much in our society seems to be based on a contest.