Autism
Last week’s article by Mrs. Se’Lisa Scott, “Autism: A Closer Look,” was a well-written eye-opener that I wish everyone would read.
Last week’s article by Mrs. Se’Lisa Scott, “Autism: A Closer Look,” was a well-written eye-opener that I wish everyone would read.
Have you ever wondered why it seems that some parents can not control their child’s behavior? Imagine going to Wal-Mart on a Saturday afternoon and you are walking behind a mother and her son?
In my column last week, I focused my attention on the Republican candidate and front leader, Donald Trump.
Over twenty-three hundred years ago in the ancient city of Athens, Greece, tradition tells of a search for an honest man conducted in broad daylight with a lantern.
Recently, I witnessed a couple of young boys, who were around eleven years old, being very disrespectful and defiant in both their attitude and behavior.
Once upon a time when I was a cocky, conceited, and overconfident athlete in high school, I learned a valuable lesson that would last me a lifetime.
0 Columnist’s Note: I yield my space this week to Councilmen Archie Scott and Randy Goings. Against the Odds: From Policeman to Politician By Councilman Archie Scott Dillon County Council…
The Church has always been the nexus of the African-American community. From the earliest days of the American slave, the Church of the Black people was once considered the greatest seedbed, stabilizer, and strength, and stimulator of African-American culture.
I know there are those who will read this and will ask themselves, why is there still a need for a Black History Month after all these years of advancement for African Americans?
Not many days ago, I was privileged to meet and to have a brief conversation with a woman who was a personal friend of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.