In just one day, over the course of just several hours, you came to the rescue in our “Day of Giving” Telethon for the American Red Cross, to support people still struggling with the destructive, life-altering reality of Hurricane Florence.
The Muscogee County School District is dealing with each one quickly and professionally, but the fact these three scary situations occurred within a few days of each other is disturbing.
The same week that we marked the 17th anniversary of 9-11, probably the biggest trauma for the nation in modern times, Hurricane Florence began her rush at the Carolina coastline.
It's that time of year again, the time for kick-offs. But I don't want to talk about high school or college football kick-offs…let's put the United Way Campaign kick-off in the spotlight!
A new study by the Poynter Institute, a non-profit school for journalism and media research, shows that when it comes to who you trust to report the news, there is a cavernous divide between National News and Local News.
Our veterans joined one of the military branches for many reasons: duty, a desire to serve others, patriotism, or to belong to a stable organization, or maybe just to feel a sense of purpose in life.
Last week's release of soldiers' remains from North Korea and the large display of the rows and rows of flag-draped coffins was a sad yet amazing sight.
