Is it me or is April almost half over? It must be the grass beginning to turn from pale shades of yellow to green and the sound of baseballs hitting bats at fields all around that show me the signs of new birth. More...
This week's report gives you a good synopsis of the wide spectrum of issues that come before the General Assembly; read and marvel. I read something interesting this week that, upon occasion, reminds me of what sometimes goes on in Columbia. More...
Christine Brown and Ginny Burrows, along with their husbands, John Burrows and Tony Brown, are pictured here in front of The Breakers mansion while on a trip to John Burrows' hometown, Newport, Rhode Island. More...
For nearly three hours, senators argued over how to divvy up the spoils, sparring over philosophy and pragmatism and slights real and imagined, rejecting one plan after another by the narrowest of margins before finally adopting one, by a single-vo More...
John Newton was born July 24, 1725 in Wapping, London, England to John Newton, a shipmaster in the Mediterranean Sea, and Elizabeth Newton. John's father was away at sea for months at a time, and was very little help to his wife in rearing John. More...
