Opinion & Editorial

In his final days, this is one of the cartoons that I shared with my dad. He loved telling his grandchildren about his working on Shedd’s Dairy milk-delivery truck when he was a kid. One morning, Mrs. Roswell Majette’s bulldog bit him between his back pockets. He always laughed and said, “The doctor painted my behind with Mercurochrome and charged me $3. It took me three weeks to pay the bill.” (Submitted by NeSmith)

In his final days, this is one of the cartoons that I shared with my dad. He loved telling his grandchildren about his working on Shedd’s Dairy milk-delivery truck when he was a kid. One morning, Mrs. Roswell Majette’s bulldog bit him between his back pockets. He always laughed and said, “The doctor painted my behind with Mercurochrome and charged me $3. It took me three weeks to pay the bill.” (Submitted by NeSmith)

Opinion: Men should get over latex-glove paranoia

The physician’s assistant asked, “Mr. NeSmith, are you allergic to latex?” “No, ma’am. Not until I hear it snap on your wrist.” Ladies, you know what I am talking about. Women, compared to men, have to endure the most medical-exam indignities.
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Opinion: Learning from a love of history

You may be surprised to know that English/Language Arts was not my favorite subject in school. Sure, I liked it way more than math and science, but diagramming sentences? No thank you. My real interest lied in the stories that came to life in my social studies/history classes.
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The Hartwell Sun

Opinion: 2025 Legislative Newsletter

By Alan Powell State Rep.   Gov. Brian Kemp has signed all the 2025 legislation he will put a pen to this year and he has vetoed seven pieces of legislation.  You can review legislation signed and vetoed at this link: https://gov.georgia.gov/executive-action/legislation.
The old airline school building (Photo submitted by Moorhead)

The old airline school building (Photo submitted by Moorhead)

Opinion: Airline School

By Dan Moorhead Local Columnist   Except for one little blip in the sixth grade I went from the third through the eighth grades at Airline School. It was a country school in a day when community schools were still prevalent.
Sir Edward Elgar, the British composer of the famous “Pomp and Circumstance.” (Photo submitted by NeSmith)

Sir Edward Elgar, the British composer of the famous “Pomp and Circumstance.” (Photo submitted by NeSmith)

Opinion: Graduates, here’s a ‘quart jar’ of advice

Sir Edward Elgar had no idea what he started in 1901. One hundred and twenty-four years later, the English composer’s creation is one of the most-played songs in America. Especially this time of year.
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Opinion: Would you like to see God?

By Eugene Ashby Local Columnist   This writer believes that everyone on earth would like to see God, even the staunchest Agnostic or Atheist. I can tell you how this can happen; however, first I must tell you a parable. What is a parable?