RELIGION — Last week I wrote about how the writer of Hebrews 11 points to the past and the importance of us learning to use the past...
Panning From the Past — Part Two
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Column Articles
DBB World Series Comes to Opelika
OPINION — The city of Opelika and AO Tourism partnered with Dixie Boys Baseball (DBB) to host the 2023 Junior Dixie Boys World Series, beginning...
Inside the Statehouse
If Alabama Loses Space Command, It's Because We Lost Shelby OPINION — Make no mistake about it, the decision as to where the heralded National Space...
‘Like a Box of Chocolates’: Signing Your Books is Lost Tradition
OPINION — Maybe 10 years ago, I bought an old copy of “Not So Wild a Dream.” I knew about Eric Sevaraid’s 1946 book on his life growing up in North...
Opelika Youth Baseball Championships
OPINION — Opelika Dixie Youth and Dixie Boys all-star team's participated in state championship tournaments this week. As of Monday, the Dixie Youth...
Making the Grade: Mochiatsu
Mochiatsu, located at 132 N. College St. in Auburn, opened last March serving Korean hot dogs, donuts and bubble tea. Mochiatsu's donuts and...
Heat Wave
"This is the hottest I’ve ever seen Alabama,” said the TV meteorologist, who was sweating so badly his white shirt looked like a Ziplock bag. “I’ve...
You Were Blessed if Your Mama Read You Fairytales
RELIGION — Books have been important to me. I blame my mama for that. She read fairytales to me when I was a little boy. Before I could read or...
Vacation Fun With Young Children
One treasure that early childhood teachers love is paper bags. I am so thankful to Charles Stilwell for his invention of the first machine-made...