Staying calm as we continue to pray
Do you believe that God intervenes in the affairs of mankind or do you consider the philosophy where He stands back and calmly watches everything happen?
When the small-town apothecary worked magic
Remember the old drugstores? Most have faded into the night.
Let us try to overcome evil with good
Many are in a serious battle today with their health, finances, relationships and are being attacked with anxiety, fear and depression.
The ‘stretch-out’: The idea that wrecked life for mill workers
During the mid-1920s and on into the mid-1930s, the textile industry was expanding all over the South.
My romance with old, rusty pickup trucks
My excursions along back roads always reveal two nostalgic sights: the rusting tin and decaying wood of crumbling barns and old pickup trucks beneath sheds.
Fungus among us: The mystery of Southern mushrooms
Here I am biking along a nature trail, when a juvenile delinquent squirrel shoots across my path with a cigarette in his mouth, only it wasn’t a cigarette.