Rich: Easter 2025

When Jesus was riding into Jerusalem, crowds met him, solemnly, as he smiled not. He was not to be crowned King, as they thought, for he knew he was riding toward his death. One that would be torturous in length and cruelty.

Yarbrough: Legislature passes buck on Okefenokee – again

Nada. Nil. Zip. Zero.

Letter to the Editor: Past chairman promotes past practice

Dear Editor,I just noticed that the Putnam County Board of Commissioners has scheduled a called meeting for April 25. That date just happens to coincide with their association’s spring conference in Savannah, meaning it appears they will conduct a board meeting in Savannah.

Letter to the Editor: Happy about Hersey

Dear Editor,I am so grateful to Dr. Hersey for representing the 3rd District with such courage and determination. His efforts to protect the beauty of lakefront in the face ofunrelenting commercialization, his dedication to fiscal responsibility and attention to detail have been astonishing.

Crane: My cancer journey ... so far

Like millions of other Americans, since my late 30s, I have dealt with a chronic medical condition, in my case, ulcerative colitis (UC).

Rich: The church

Any church is just a building. It’s the people and, for me, the memories that make it special.I grew up in a tiny country church where each person knew each other and knew their kin.

Yarbrough: Some random thoughts on random subjects

Our intrepid public servants must think we are a bunch of imbeciles (and they may be right, since we’re the ones who elected them).But if the recent episode of senior U.S.

Crane: Solid Gold - 50 years of healing:Morehouse School of Medicine

In 1975, the modest beginnings of a medical school at the Atlanta University Center spanned only two trailers, sitting in the middle of the Morehouse College campus as the nascent start of a two-year Medical Associate degree program.

Tocher: Missing a dear friend

I endured one of the most disturbing and sad moments of my life upon returning home from work in the wee hours last Monday night/Tuesday morning.

Williams: Week 11 under the Gold Dome

We’re almost down to the final week of the 2025 Legislative Session, and what’s happening at the Capitol right now affects your family, your paycheck, and your way of life. That’s why I’m working hard to ensure our values and needs are front and center as we finish strong.