The marketing and selling of blood pressure medicine is certainly on the rise if people allow all that is going on in our country and the world, to become internalized.
Columnist Doug Lively urges readers to “be that person” who seeks truth through education, logic, and history, using critical thinking instead of blind trust to make wise decisions in today’s complex world.
Reverend Bill Harrell speaks about Armistice Day and the impact of American influence on the world.
I think that the majority of Augustans — including myself — believe that neighborhoods should stay together.
The spooky arena referendum is right around the corner. Augustans have a scary choice to make.
Understanding freedom of expression laws is key to media literacy. Augusta University communication professor David Bulla explains why.
Deborah Fisher responds, at our invitation, to a column by Michele Toth that attacked her candidacy for Grovetown City Council.
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