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Sign on Highway 99 in California, March 1937, by Dorothea Lange, via the Library of Congress.

ANOTHER VIEW: From an old roadside sign, to where we are today

By Ashley Herndon  |  Note this picture from times past. Thanks to your parents and grandparents, they got us where we are today. I am old enough to remember seeing that sign and similar magazine pictures and believing them wholeheartedly. The days of good uncensored public educational opportunities made them possible.

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by · April 16, 2024 · Another View
ANOTHER VIEW: Could a third party create an earthquake in November?

ANOTHER VIEW: Could a third party create an earthquake in November?

By Jack Bernard  |  As a former Republican Party elected official in Georgia and county party chair, I left the GOP and became an active Democrat because Trump is a narcissist would-be dictator. He puts the good of himself before our nation. But I believe he will be elected because of Biden’s continuing inability to adequately publicize his many achievements, plus the influence of third-party candidates in select swing states. 

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by · April 12, 2024 · Another View
ANOTHER VIEW: Four finalists chosen for $50,000 Hudgens Prize

ANOTHER VIEW: Four finalists chosen for $50,000 Hudgens Prize

By Cricket Elliott |  Four finalists have been selected for the 2024 Hudgens Prize, a prestigious visual arts award that carries a cash prize of $50,000 and a solo exhibition at the Hudgens Center for Art and Learning.

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by · April 9, 2024 · Another View
ANOTHER VIEW: Artificial intelligence will be key part of 2024 campaign

ANOTHER VIEW: Artificial intelligence will be key part of 2024 campaign

By Jack Bernard  |  Many Americans write off the Democrats and Republicans as being the same. Having been active in both parties, I understand this tendency by swing voters. However, in reality, both parties as currently constituted are clearly not alike.

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by · March 26, 2024 · Another View
Uncle Herb, at left

ANOTHER VIEW: Remembering his gregarious Uncle Herb

By David Simmons  |  When this picture came around on my screensaver, it brought to mind a story, but I never could come up with a climactic ending for it. So let me begin the story with the ending.  That’s Herb’s daughter, Lori, and nephew, Terry, in the photo.

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by · March 15, 2024 · Another View
ANOTHER VIEW: Be prepared for Trump election shenanigans

ANOTHER VIEW: Be prepared for Trump election shenanigans

By Jack Bernard  |  Many Americans write off the Democrats and Republicans as being the same. Having been active in both parties, I understand this tendency by swing voters. However, in reality, both parties as currently constituted are clearly not alike.

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by · March 8, 2024 · Another View
ANOTHER VIEW: GOP leaders must usurp Trump, and solve immigration

ANOTHER VIEW: GOP leaders must usurp Trump, and solve immigration

By Jack Bernard |  Immigration has historically helped our aging nation in numerous ways. The key question is “Who do we admit?” 

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by · February 27, 2024 · Another View
Haley at a recent Kiawah Island rally. | Charleston City Paper.

ANOTHER VIEW: Not likely, but here’s how Haley could beat Trump in S.C.

By Andy Brack  |  For former S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley to win Saturday’s Republican presidential primary in South Carolina, she’s going to have to count on two groups that never really counted on her — Democrats and independents.

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by · February 23, 2024 · Another View
Krause

ANOTHER VIEW: Review of Gwinnett: A Little Above Atlanta 

By Rick Krause |  Yes, it’s a history, but a lot of that is storytelling, which I found so fascinating. One might not think that this could possibly be a “page-turner” like a who-done-it murder mystery, but I found myself following along with the telling of the history eager to read on. often I flipped pages to see what might be ahead. 

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by · February 20, 2024 · Another View
ANOTHER VIEW: Gerrymandering circumvents fair voting

ANOTHER VIEW: Gerrymandering circumvents fair voting

By Jack Bernard |  A few years ago, The Supreme Court of the United States ruled against having gerrymandering cases, no matter how unfair, brought into the Federal Courts.

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by · February 9, 2024 · Another View