Writer offers history of slave trading
Letter to the Editor
In a letter to the editor, James King of Albany says that a writer offers history of slave trading.
American children are too pampered
Letter to the Editor
In a letter to the editor, Warren D. Grant of Albany says that American children are too pampered.
Christianity no threat to the U.S. military
Letter to the Editor
In a letter to the editor, Duane "Banjo" Davis of Pelham says that Christianity is no threat to the U.S. military.
No free rides for cosmetologists
Letter to the Editor
In a letter to the editor, Sherry Page of Albany says that there are noo free rides for cosmetologists.
Education coverage needs balance
Letter to the Editor
In a letter to the editor, Tim Wesselman of Albany says that education coverage needs balance.
Frantz family offers thanks
Letter to the Editor
In a letter to the editor, Sherry Frantz of Sylvester offers thanks on behalf of her family.
Volunteers impact the community
Letter to the Editor
In a letter to the editor, Joel Wernick of Albany says that volunteers impact the community.
Who supported the Boston bombers?
Letter to the Editor
In a letter to the editor, Walt Specht of Albany asks: Who supported the Boston bombers?
Gun bill defeat a win for big business
Letter to the editor
In a letter to the editor, Tony Wright of Albany says that a gun bill defeat a win for big business.
Failed gun law would have been ineffective
Letter to the editor
In a letter to the editor, James W. King of Albany says that a failed gun law would have been ineffective.
A haircut’s no time for entertainment
Letter to the editor
In a letter to the editor, Warren Grant of Albany says that a haircut’s no time for entertainment.
Congress should leave Social Security alone
Letter to the editor
We American senior citizens have worked in our lifetime and we felt as if Social Security would never ever be touched, but look out. We’re not so sure now. It seems to me there are enough things could be touched to leave older people alone.
Same-sex marriage should not happen
Letter to the editor
I would like to write a few words in response to Mr. Lee Raines’ letter to the editor (“Marriage equality in Georgia matters to me,” In My View, April 5). I agree with Mr. Raines that he has every right to choose whatever lifestyle he prefers. God’s word says to “choose you this day whosoever you will serve” (Joshua 14:15). God’s word also says, “Come now let us reason together” (Isaiah 1:18). So, let’s reason together a little bit.
Administration leaves open use of drones in U.S.
Letter to the editor
In a letter to the editor, Edward Schweikert of Albany says that the administration leaves open use of drones in U.S..
Marriage equality in Georgia matters to me
Letter to the editor
In a letter to the editor, Lee Raines of Atlanta says that marriage equality in Georgia matters to him.
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Editorials
- Phipps excellent choice for chief
- Thumbs Up - May 20, 2013
- Battle over Phoebe North stalling growth 4 comments
- Education makes difference in life 2 comments
- DCSS showing signs of progress 7 comments
- IRS profiled Tea Party, conservatives 12 comments
- Thumbs Up! - May 13, 2013
- The numbers are in for America’s moms
- Hot cars are no place for children
- Paula Deen museum cooks up exciting possibilities 16 comments
Columnists
- Fredericksburg makes you feel at home
- Someone’s asking for an IRS audit
- Immigration fight moves to house with deep divide
- Higher learning and the college mind 2 comments
- What is going on with democracy in this country?
- Some whistle-blowers have lost their nerve 1 comment
- Something’s awry at White House
- Dougherty schools’ parents have been asleep too long 36 comments
- Not it when it comes to ‘not it’
- City considers nonprofit PILOT funding 19 comments
