October Letters: Sports, elections debates and more (or less)
Top photo by Tim Forkes October’s arrival sees us five weeks away from the next presidential election. There are three
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President Trump, First Lady and Hope Hicks Test Positive for COVID-19
President Donald Trump has tested positive for coronavirus, along with First Lady Melania Trump, the first couple tweeted early Friday morning.
Read moreBaltimore Native Taking Nuclear Knowledge To Sea
St. Joe grad Alexander Boettinger (seen in foreground right) is set to receive a Commission from the US Navy’s Officer
Read moreSay it ain’t so! Not another four years
Top photo is a YouTube screenshot https://youtu.be/QncmqH9VR0A I told myself I was done writing about Donald Trump. He sucks up
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‘That’s All Brother’: D-Day Invasion Leader Rescued to Recall Wartime Mission
Co-pilot Andy Maag gently adjusts the controls of the C-47 That’s All Brother. (Mike Jordan/BPE) CULPEPER, VA. — In the
Read moreColorado River: Continued Drought Could Impact 40 Million
Reclamation projects Colorado River drought operations for the next 5 years (Image credit Pixabay) WASHINGTON – Modeling results for the
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Confederate Monuments at Gettysburg Did Not Offend Union Veterans
With the current attack on American history I never mentioned to anyone that my greatest fear was someday someone would
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Does a Successful Appeal Loom for Greg Lindberg?
The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Charlotte, North Carolina filed a recommendation that Robert Cannon “Robin” Hayes, former 11-term congressman and
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Democrats Take Aim at Civil War Monuments in America’s National Parks
House Bill H. R. 7608 calls for removal of Confederate commemorative works from Gettysburg, Antietam, Manassas and other National Parks.
Read moreAugust Letters to Jim: A crazy election coming, schools opening and sports!
Letters to Jim: August, 2020 Summer is unfolding, the virus is still with us, and our president appears to be
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