Bravery remembered: Civil War raiders recognized for Great Locomotive Chase
WASHINGTON — It was a bright and sunny summer day in Atlanta, Georgia as seven Union Soldiers stood on a raised platform with nooses around their necks, preparing to give their lives for the America they believed in. Addressing the hostile crowd gathered to see their...
Can We All Get Along? Yes, By Letting The States Decide
At the time of this writing, the outcome of the presidential race is pretty close to being a coin flip. So what I write is not in any way influenced by who will win in November, since that is unknowable. What is a virtual certainty is that on Nov. 6 roughly half the...
News From Around the South 9/23 to 9/30
TEXAS — San Antonio Set To Host First Mexican American Civil Rights Museum San Antonio is inching closer to becoming the site of the nation’s first Mexican American civil rights history museum. Why it matters: Museums serve as vital spaces where people see...
Discrete Mass Offensive Warfare: Israel’s Grim Beeper Attack
Reuters reports the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps has begun inspecting all its equipment for “evidence of explosives.” If accurate, that’s a fascinating but understandable reaction — scrutinizing not just communication equipment and other...
News From Around the South 9/16 to 9/23
GEORGIA: Statue to honor Liberty County NAACP founder could make Georgia history LIBERTY COUNTY, Ga. (WTOC) – A call for community support in Liberty County. A statue honoring the Liberty County NAACP could make history in our area. The chapter is looking to get...Obiter Dicta
“Oh, what a tangled web we weave When first we practice to deceive.” —Sir Walter Scott (1771-1832) The case of Read More
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TEXAS — San Antonio Set To Host First Mexican American Civil Rights Museum San Antonio is inching closer to becoming the site of the nation’s first Mexican American civil rights Read More