News From Around the South 12/9 to 12/16
SOUTH CAROLINA: Graves May Be In Way of Power Lines on Historic Island Nobody knows just how haunted “Ghost Island” might be. An electric company and the island’s owner might be forced to find out. The Coastal Conservation League has asked state regulators not to...
Hate Crime Incidents on Campuses Rise
A series of racist and anti-Semitic incidents have rattled college campuses nationwide as educators struggle to stop them from spreading. This week alone, at least five incidents have been reported on college campuses hundreds of miles apart from one another....
Gearing Up For 2020
By Tuesday night, the week’s national political news was already too much to grasp. On Monday, the Justice Department’s inspector general, Michael Horowitz, released the 436-page report “Review of Four FISA (Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act)...
News From Around the South 12/2 to 12/9
NORTH CAROLINA: Town Cancels Christmas Parade for Fear of Confederate Flag Protesters In a tearful address to the public, the mayor of Wake Forest, North Carolina, said Wednesday night that the city was canceling its annual Christmas parade because of “outside...
Food: Nashville’s Giant Bloody Marys
If there is one thing Southerners know how to do, it’s brunch. Unlimited Bloody Marys and mimosas are ALWAYS on the menu, but what if you could have your brunch and cocktail all in one? This Nashville restaurant has insane Bloody Marys and they are something to...Obiter Dicta
Just four days before she died, Dolly Parton said she was being treated for health problems that she “didn’t pay Read More
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KENTUCKY: Kentucky agriculture has moved beyond tobacco. Some wonder what’s been lost. CLARK COUNTY, Ky. – Kenneth Anderson’s father taught him what to look for in high-quality tobacco, cured for Read More