By Tom McGowan There is north and south, and south it was in the long run. I left New York City and moved to Georgia…
Posts published in “Rocking Chair Reflections”
By Paul Bolster It is closed more than it’s open. A. J. Curry has recently become the new manager of the station and he is…
By Paul Bolster and Julian Bene Think. What could Atlanta do with $500 million of additional revenue per year? What could Fulton County do with…
By Paul Bolster The leadership of the Georgia House and Senate now exercise complete control of what gets a vote. Issues that may be popular…
By Tom McGowan I come from a family of masons, builders and engineers. They were people that mastered many trades and in my early 20s,…
By Abbey Heyns Good morning families, friends, and graduates! My name is Abbey, and it is my pleasure to welcome you here today as we…
By Paul Bolster When Berry (not real name) knocks on my door, he is looking for work. He works hard on small landscaping jobs. My…
By Nathan Clubb How many Atlantans live on a dangerous road? Afraid to walk, bike or allow their children to play in their own yard…
By Jeff Callahan My Old Man had many habits I found sometimes amusing, sometimes irritating, sometimes completely enigmatic. He did things for no reason at…