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Jason Abbott: The Quiet Work of Protecting a Generation

“If I can go home at the end of the day doing 51 percent more good than bad, I am […]

By: Louis Barnes Introduction: In the Spring of 2019, I found myself in Paris, France, watching as flames began to

I had my first cigar on August 3, 1998. Yes, I‘m fully aware that it’s odd that I remember the

Thirty-five miles down from what seems more like an endless desert trail leading to your doom than a weekend away.

“There but for the grace of God go I” – John Bradford This well-known phrase is often attributed to John

There are men whose names end up etched into stone, and there are men whose work becomes so foundational that

Erosion is quiet. It doesn’t show up all at once. It doesn’t kick the door in or make a scene.

By: Renita Reavis Wandering the numerous bottles in the American whiskey aisles of any whiskey store can be overwhelming, with

Published in 2011, the late John Eddie Vogt’s book, Witches, Bitches, and Other Small Town Folks, brings to life the

By Dale Adams One stereotype of men is that we don’t talk much. While that is a major overgeneralization, we