NYT Op Ed: How Major Newspapers Once Handled Anonymous Sources
Our Publisher Marlon Hanson provides some insight on how newsrooms and publishers once handled anonymous sources
It has been many years since I was with...
Lady In The Strawberry Apron
Flying has always seemed wondrous to me. Clouds spawn and give forth their scent as they slice through the breadth of the sky. Looking...
Miracles Are Everywhere
There are numerous definitions for a miracle. Some are rather simple while others are expansive in scope. But to me, a miracle is an...
Bitten On The Thigh
Searcy, Arkansas is a small, quiet hamlet with fewer than 14,000 folks. The town sits northeast of Little Rock, just off Hwy. 67. The...
Better Hurry If You Are Coming!
There is not a comparative place like Texas in July and August unless it is Libya or Saudi Arabia. Intense heat causes images to...
Journey To Mountain Creek
It felt like spring today. A nice, fresh, gentle breeze bumped up against temperatures near 70-degrees. Some areas of north Texas have received over...
Angel In Corduroy: Part 2
The flight was called and I boarded quickly and got comfortable. Since I was first class and plagued by a limp, I was first...
Angel In Corduroy Part 1
The sun had long set over the desert city of Phoenix, as the driver dropped me off at the airport. The last three days...
For The Love Of The Game
COMMENTARY—I am filled with Tiger- pride whenever I watch fellow Lincoln High School alum Chris Bosh take to a NBA court. It's especially gratifying...
Lindbergh Has Landed!
I awoke with a start! The bedside clock announced 3:30 a.m. The bedroom was icy cold. The backyard light was shining through the window,...
