Opinion & Policy
Biden’s blunders: Part 3
Two weeks ago I made the mistake of thinking that I could zip off a piece about Joe Biden, and it would a be a simple task that I could sum up in less than 1,000 words; I was wrong. We pick up from last week’s Part 2 of listing out Biden’s long list of…
Read MoreLocal government transparency under attack
Editorial by the Alabama Press Association Public notices serve a crucial function in keeping residents and taxpayers informed about the activities of governments. These government notices let citizens know about impending actions that can affect their lives, property and community. You’ve seen, and benefited, from these public notices, which include reminders of upcoming meetings…
Read MoreBiden’s blunders: Part 2
Last week I made the mistake of thinking that I could zip off a piece about one Joseph Robinette Biden, and it would stay within the confines of the space available here upon the printed page. Bwahaha! Please do not confuse my research and reporting as biased as either pro-Republican or anti-Democrat, or vice…
Read MorePractice having patience
The past couple of weeks have been consumed by tragedies that just seem to keep coming. First, I want to express my sympathy to Robin Brooks and her family, and the family of Marc Gann, for the loss of their sons. These outstanding young men served with honor and dedication, putting the lives of…
Read MoreAlabama lawmakers to decide competing plans to benefit taxpayers
There is a lot of debate at the Alabama statehouse these days as lawmakers decide whether to enact a permanent tax cut or a one and done tax rebate. In her state of the state address, Gov. Kay Ivey proposed that legislators take surplus funds and give each taxpayer a simple one-time $400 rebate or…
Read MoreBiden’s blunders
If you have read any of my previous contributions, you already know that I am neither a fan of Republicans nor Democrats. I am neither a fan of Biden nor most other presidents of our modern past. I am not a fan of any form of big government, as I believe in our Constitution. I…
Read MoreSunshine Protection Act: Stop falling back
U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (AL) Last month we leapt forward. We should never fall back again. Enough is enough. The idea of Daylight Saving Time was originally known as “war time” and was introduced as a temporary measure to conserve energy and better use our resources during World War II. Now, nearly 100 years…
Read MoreNo shortage of news, events to talk about
There is no shortage of news and events to talk about this week! I don’t even know where to start. If I tried to cover everything, I’d need the entire Coosa County News edition – or a separate edition! But I’ll try my best to be brief and you can Google more details. I…
Read MoreBiden administration may sink Alabama landing U.S. Space Command
Huntsville has been recommended as the number one choice by the U.S. Air Force for the Space Command. However, it would be no shock to hear politics may play a role in denying the state the final choice. A recent report from “The Washington Post” reveals that President Joe Biden may reverse the Air…
Read MoreNeed to correct real problems
It never fails that during the weekend I’ll have a pretty good idea of what I want to write about, but something else always pops its head to change my mind. This time I’ve changed topics three times, and, if I didn’t have to get this done on Monday this week, it would probably…
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