Fourteen years later, the mystery remains

Without warning or explanation—in 2010—the simple instruction was: “See that Dink NeSmith gets these.” And with that, the unidentified visitor exited the White County News in Cleveland, Georgia.

Please hold your applause for someone who deserves credit

Have you ever felt like you received more credit for something than you deserved? Well, I have. About 15 years ago, I came across a recipe for pancakes in a little book of breakfast specialties. I made those pancakes for my family. Everybody loved them, and I’ve been making them ever since.

Don’t blame me

In 1993, my grandmother Anne Bojko, the former secretary of the Chatham County Republican Party, was confined to a nursing home after several major strokes.

Eleven Years Later

For the first time in 11 years, I started up the PlayStation and began to have chills as the sound of the drumline filled the background of the loading screen of EA Sports College Football 25, as I had the opportunity to play the new game for the first time.

A first-time perspective of Banana Ball

After a year of anticipation, I finally got to witness Banana Ball. I have been following the Savannah Bananas since 2022 and have always wanted to see a game. But if you are like me, it has been extremely hard to go with how popular they have become in the past few years. That was until last year.

Harris now owns Afghanistan withdrawal

In a reply to letters by me and others regarding Afghanistan, the author of the letter titled “Leaving Afghanistan:” in the July 11th issue, made a big effort to deflect blame from Biden to Trump regarding the humiliating way our forces left that country.

James the Just

James the Just, Jesus’ brother, was a key leader in the early Christian church. His role was pivotal in defining the early church’s relationship with Jewish law and in including Gentiles into the Christian faith.

National Health Center Week

I am writing to highlight the significance of National Health Center Week, which is being celebrated from August 5th to August 9th this year.

A plea for kindness

As a new school year begins, I feel compelled to make a plea for kindness. On August 1st, students will fill the classrooms of this county.

In their own words

There was a time when both political parties wanted the same things—national security, good schools, a strong economy, and equal opportunities for every American to pursue a better life. This was a time when politics was about working through contrasting ideas on how best to achieve common goals.