Opinion

Memorial Day weekend and the unofficial start of summer has come and gone. Pools are open, park use explodes, festivals and

As is often the case when someone has a serious health condition, friends and loved ones make recommendations that they

In the immediate and tragic aftermath of the midtown Atlanta shooting of five women in a doctor’s office waiting room

To all the students from pre-K to doctoral candidates who already have, or are about to, go through commencement ceremonies

Cleveland, Ohio, is by all estimations on the rebound; however, like many of America’s great industrial cities of the Midwest

Obviously, gun violence is out of control and seems to be increasing rapidly. According to data compiled by Gun Violence

Among the aspects of our republic that our founders got right is the separation of powers of our three branches

The “death” of AM radio was first foretold with the advent of television. The number of AM and low power AM

Those who read this column regularly may recall that in December of 2022, in this same space, I congratulated Georgians

Among the most treasured and recalled rites of spring passage lie just ahead of us. Now from kindergarten through college – as

Most households have a first-aid kit of some kind; maybe it’s a specific drawer where Band-Aids and Neosporin are stored,

On Easter Sunday of this year, I spent a fair amount of time looking through old printed photos of family

Atlanta, Georgia – in many ways ahead of the game for decades – was the cradle of the American Civil