I was a fan of Drew Brees way before what happened Monday night. Any who can take my woe-be-gotten Saints to the promised land of a Super Bowl title, would always rank near the top for me. And that was nine years ago. More...

In politics, perception is reality.  It is perceived and therefore factual that a Democrat cannot win a statewide race in Alabama.  The proof is in the pudding. We have 29 elected statewide officeholders in the Heart of Dixie. More...

Last week we talked about New Orleans food. This week we’ll talk about my other two favorite things in NOLA – the music and the street car. More...

First Assembly of God will host Heaven is Real sermon series until the end of October.  The themes will be “What Heaven is Like”, “What Happens When You Die” and “What We’ll Be Like When We Get There”&n More...

Peggy and I live on the Coosa River just north of where it becomes Lake Jordan which was formed by the Jordan dam in 1928.  One of the things that make the Coosa a pleasurable place to live is the fact that the water level varies very little ove More...

Playing sports can be a way of breaking down barriers. A game like baseball brings together people of different cultural and ethnic backgrounds. More...

he Thomasville High School Tigers football team shutout the Jackson high School Aggies 22-0 Oct. 5 at D.F. Anderson Field. It is the second year-in-a row that THS has beat its county rival. More...

The Thomasville High School Lady Tigers varsity volleyball team lost Oct. 4 to region opponent Excel High in a hard fought contest in the THS gym: 25-19, 22-25, 16-25, 25-23 and 18- 20. More...

Alfred Brooks Etheridge, 77, of Putnam died Oct. 3, 2018 at Specialty Hospital of Meridian. He was born July 17, 1941 in Putnam to Roulhac A. and Amy Lois Etheridge. Brooks retired from Georgia Pacific Corp. after working 40 plus years. More...

Janie Amander Goodman Roberts, 85, a homemaker of Chilton, died Oct. 7, 2018 at Marengo Nursing Home. She was born Aug. 29, 1933 in Chilton, to Tom and Hessie Brunson. More...