Author: Bill Crane

As a teenager growing up in Griffin, Georgia, Scott Slade would point out the local radio station in a two-story walk-up

In Georgia, outside of urban jurisdictions, district attorneys typically operate across multi-county jurisdictions, and the Prosecuting Attorney’s Council of Georgia

There already is a small city called Buckhead, Georgia, about an hour east of Atlanta just off I-20. The bucolic burg

It was a truly joyous occasion to behold, watching a combination of family reunion, church laity day service, and practically a

There is a tendency, well documented by historians and military experts, of defending and preparing for the next enemy of

Though admittedly, I have led a somewhat blessed life and have so much to be grateful for each day, I

Baby Boomers and even Generation Xers of a certain vintage may well remember a catchy jingle, which can easily become

As our nation reacts to two avoidable deaths, Tyre Nichols in Memphis, Tennessee, and activist/protester Manuel Teran, who was illegally camping

State Representative Jon Burns (R-District 159) of Newington, Georgia, in Effingham County is not new to the State House, having

By the late 1970s, the famed nearly 50-foot-tall Cyclorama painting of the Battle of Atlanta during the Civil War was

New Year’s Eve 1981 was probably the coldest sporting event and evening of my life; in 50-yard line seats in

Few industries took more of a beating from this easing pandemic than tourism and travel. Even in Orlando, Florida –