Over the river and through the woods . . . Did you go to grandmother’s house this Thanksgiving? Or another relative’s? Maybe a neighbor’s? The holiday is a great time to make memories that can last a lifetime. The faces at the table may change as the years go by, but the copious amounts of [...]

As we rapidly approach the time of year We the People annually set aside to give extra special thanks, I’d like to give a shout-out to a group of folks that may not always be uppermost on our minds come Feast Day. It goes without saying that family and friends will be celebrated on Thanksgiving, [...]

Here we go again. Voters in Georgia won the electoral lottery one more time. Run-off elections two years ago apparently gave everyone in the Peach State a taste of excitement. That white hot national spotlight must have felt good. Because, as of this writing anyway, it appears as if control of the U.S. Senate might [...]

Put your memory caps on. You’re in elementary school. Let’s say, 3rd grade. In my case, Miss Johnson’s class. One of my favorites. She taught me how to multiply and divide, among other useful life skills. And that includes how to run a legitimate election. Are you back in class with me yet? Back then, [...]