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Let me say I am delighted at the number of pro-America rallies that are showing up in our area, and especially pleased at the number of people attending them.

Some media people are becoming the voice of the anti-war protesters, and lately they have been dredging up all kinds of history ... or history as they see it ... in an attempt to prove what the activists are doing in the streets of America right now has a

Until recently, I was pretty picky about which comic strips I read. I used to never waste any time on the serial comics, the ones you have to read every day to keep up with the story lines. I couldn't be bothered with continuity. Until now.

I am fairly certain that the first film I ever saw in a movie theater was a Disney film, "101 Dalmatians," I believe.

Eventually a child will have more toys than she can use, or more than there is room for.

The Food and Drug Administration has recently released an update to its health advisory on eating raw sprouts from 1999.

Maybe it is because this is tornado season, or more likely it is because there is simply a good bit of discussion going the rounds among those who survived the Tornado of 1936, but whatever ... I've been getting a good number of questions about what i

One of the problems with times like these, when one great news item tends to dominate and take up all the time and space that media has to offer, is that some things slip by which deserve more attention than they get.

I have been intrigued, and incensed, at the amount of time and space America's media has given the so-called peace rallies.

The year was 1995 and Post 7 of the American Legion, here in Gainesville, was having a series of receptions to honor the people who had served in the various wars.