Is America broken? If it is, will electing more progressives fix it?
If you have ever lived in a farming area or even driven through such an area, you may have seen a tractor pulling a contraption that spins like a big fan and is used to spread natural fertilizer.
It appears that one Michael Velsmid has confused the editorial page of The Citizen with his Facebook page and is posting mundane life experiences like a visit to the grocery store.
In response to the eight arguments I presented against Darwinian Theory, Jim Bock suggested I read a book.
My name is Sicily Stanton, I am 17 years old, and I attend Whitewater High School in Fayetteville, Ga., as a senior.
My liberal son-in-law and I had a discussion this weekend in which we both agreed on one point in particular about the current political situation: we’re both sick of hearing about it.
If the health of the economy is the major election issue, and it is, then electing Republicans to office is the last thing we should do.
It’s no secret that healthcare is incredibly complex.
If I’m labeled a racist (I’m not) by some, so be it.
I just read your article about plans to bring a radio station to the Fayetteville Square.
