Whether you support Donald Trump or think he is guilty of nefarious deeds regarding Ukraine, he is not going to be removed from office unless Republicans have a death wish.
Do experts do better in life?
Unless you saw it in person or remember it from television, it’s hard to explain how magical those Southern Gospel Music groups were.
One of life’s greatest joys is knowing your children married well.
Democrats were nearly silent about the latest protests.
Our Georgian Dreamers, our state, and our nation need a permanent legislative solution, as do the 11 million undocumented people in our country.
Every now and then, someone will treat me like I’m a big deal. Now, you and I both know I am not a big deal. But, because I’m on TV in my town, it’s not unusual for someone to make a fuss. I always thank them, because I appreciate the kind words.
As Atlanta plans for a bright economic future, transportation leaders at all levels of government should recognize the advantages of rail, opposing policies that would contract and undermine the rail network when we need it the most.
Have I benefited from nepotism and cronyism? Sure. But at least I feel guilty about it.
Children and teens with a knack for creating artwork or who simply enjoy nature are encouraged to participate in Georgia’s 15th annual Youth Birding Competition for a chance to have their artwork appear on the 2020 Youth Birding Competition T-shirt and receive a $100 Amazon gift card.
Someone needs to take a hard look at Georgia’s much-ballyhooed film tax credit. A recently released state audit says what many have thought all along — the economic benefits have been grossly exaggerated, and it is costing We the Unwashed money.
Already broke your resolution? You’re not alone.
I’m gonna talk about “ball” a little bit today. You have been warned. But not really. At least, “ball” is not the point.
Emmett Forrest was the driving force behind the Andy Griffith Museum.
If you’re heading down to Florida anytime soon, I encourage you to stop through Hahira.
Perhaps Iran's retaliatory attack was about "saving face" for the Iranian regime. Since no Americans were killed, and President Trump has said that is a red line for him, this could be the end of the latest conflict.
Just when I thought it was safe to head to the kitchen again, I turned on the television set — to one of those feel good morning “news” shows — and learned that this week marks the beginning of Girl Scout cookie season.
My father and I still regret the first and only time I dabbled in the world of high fashion.
Georgia Urology, the largest urology practice in Atlanta and throughout the Southeast, now has a second location in Lawrenceville and is accepting patients.
TO CAMERON CHARLES YARBROUGH:
The lesson is clear, purpose beats passion.
Emmett Forrest was the driving force behind the Andy Griffith Museum.
I guess the U.S. has given a little quid pro quo to the thugs in Iran who think it is acceptable to fire rockets at military bases housing U.S. soldiers and contractors.
Until last week, I knew Hahira, Georgia, only as the hometown of UGA quarterbacking legend and current 680 The Fan talk show host Buck Belue, who led the Dawgs to the 1980 national championship.
I have one excuse for my vanity. I am on television each day.
The battle between church and state is as old as church and state, as is the conflict within religious circles over who supposedly speaks for God.
One of 2019’s biggest stories will be bigger in 2020: Cyber scams are on the rise.
Sometimes you get a better ROI by focusing on your people.
Gadzooks! Can it really be 2020?
For the past four years, my New Year’s Resolution has been the same.
Columnists like me salivate over chances like this that come around once every 10 years.
One of the great things about closing out another year is that it gives me the opportunity to go back and review all the stupid things I’ve written over the past 12 months.
You likely agree, if you have reached that station in life, that grandchildren are not overrated.
If neither Sanders nor Warren become president, that won't mean socialism will have lost. There's another generation not yet born that could likely be seduced by it.
After all of the decorating and shopping and wall-to-wall Christmas songs on the radio and fretting over what to buy for which person, and everything else that goes into how we celebrate the season, it’s Christmas Day.
I have a Christmas story for you. I am sharing, with permission, an excerpt from one of the best Christmas columns I have ever read, written by Mark Evanier. Mr. Evanier is a Los Angeles-based writer who has inspired me for many years.
Outside experts who represent your interests may get you a “better” deal. But they can also cost you the relationship.
Have you thought about what kind of difference you have made in this world by your presence here? Or could make? Or should make?
My grandson, Sir Henley the Adorable, is 5 years old. Five is the perfect age for celebrating Christmas. I have never seen anyone so full of joy and anticipation. He has been excited since Thanksgiving, which is appropriate for a 5-year old boy.
Traditional Judeo-Christian values are increasingly under attack, as self-styled “Progressives” label them “bigoted,” “(fill in the blank)-phobic,” and “white supremacist” — not to mention “outdated,” as if truth somehow had an expiration date.
You likely agree, if you have reached that station in life, that grandchildren are not overrated.
Sidney Carter once told me that it wasn’t Christmas for him until he had been to Porterdale to see the star on the water tower. I’m exactly like Sidney.
Have you ever considered your “right to privacy?”
I constantly ask questions. It’s my job. But I don’t have all the answers.
“Who wouldn’t want to live here?”
It was a bitingly brutal wind that blew me into New York City less than three weeks before Christmas.
I understand why Fromm started ahead of Fields last year, and I think it was the right decision – last year.
Editor’s note: This column was a favorite of my friend, Otis Brumby Jr., publisher of the Marietta Daily Journal. It is lovingly dedicated to his memory and to all believers.
'Tis the season for Christmas shows and concerts of all types, in all venues for all people.
Apologies to Elton John, but in Washington and throughout so much of the country, can you feel the hate tonight?
It’s human nature: Older people always complain that younger people aren’t doing things right.
- A Texas family is heartbroken after their cat was accidentally euthanized by a vet
- A dentist was filmed extracting a tooth while on a hoverboard. He was found guilty on 46 counts
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- An abandoned husky with 'weird' eyes has been adopted after her photos went viral
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- Barrow County Schools employee accused of having sexual relationships with students
- First 100 customers at new Del Taco locations in Lawrenceville, Loganville get free tacos for a year
- Former Gwinnett County deputy indicted on excessive force and obstruction charges from 2018 incident
- Man dies after officer involved shooting at Lawrenceville Wendy's
- Gov. Kemp following through on teacher pay raise
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