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During my 17 years writing this column, I learned a few lessons that I have since followed long and strong.
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During my 17 years writing this column, I learned a few lessons that I have since followed long and strong.
Read MoreMy parents, Jerry and Lynn Crane, were born one week and five years apart (dad on Aug. 30, 1938, and
Read MoreRoughly 30 percent of U.S. voters cast their ballots by mail. In states where this is the standard, such as
Read MoreIn recognition of the growing voice and influence of the organized trades and the beginnings of America’s Industrial Revolution, Oregon
Read MoreOn July 31, 2025, I had what I still hope was my final day of chemotherapy treatment. The month of
Read MoreAs an American citizen, I increasingly feel the need to apologize to our many friends and neighbors across the globe
Read MoreMy days of formal education ended more than 40 years ago, yet the memories of those classrooms, many of those teachers and
Read MoreI was very happy to see Atlanta’s many successes as a FIFA World Cup host city, capped by that semi-final match between England
Read MoreThough I am a far cry from being an “early adopter” or “technology influencer,” I am also not a Luddite or someone
Read MoreWhile our POTUS is sowing new seeds of doubt in our nation’s elections, do not forget an equally significant shift
Read MoreWhile our POTUS is sowing new seeds of doubt in our nation’s elections, do not forget an equally significant shift
Read MoreOnce upon a time, there were several magical places in the Land of 1,000 Lakes. In the central region of
Read MoreI met Martha Zoller sort of the way thousands of others did. As part of my early work at WSB Radio, Scott Slade, broadcast icon and
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