Featured Columnists

Last week I found a wad of money in my pants pocket while dressing for work. It was such an unexpected pleasure that I did a little celebration jig in the bedroom. But that was before I took the time to stop and think about my good fortune.

This is the final installment of the transcript of the Bill Shipp and Dick Morris interview.

This is the second installment of the transcript of the interview with Bill Shipp and Dick Morris. What do you think up to this point?

Bill Shipp, the dean of Georgia political writing and Dick Morris, political consultant got together on The Martha Zoller Show on October 9, 2002 for the first time since they worked together in 1980. Working together is a stretch, but Shipp was the asso

Okay, I admit it. I am completely smitten with Senator Zell Miller. I have lost all objectivity. He is a Southerner with cowboy boots. He is a historian and uses many references in his speeches and he

Of all the marital complaints I hear from couples in my office, there is one for which I am still waiting. Never have I heard any spouse say in a first counseling session,

Mrs. Davis, a 73 year-old widow, lives alone in her two-story house.

Two-year-olds are likely to experience feelings of inadequacy with regard to their speech.

I am delighted and impressed with the respect the people of our town have for the flag of the United States. Let me tell you where I am coming from.

It isn't every day one of our Gainesville residents makes the cover of a magazine, so I was delighted the other day to see a copy of Emory Medicine and especially to realize the person on the cover was our own Dr. Sam Poole.