by Reggie Warren | Feb 14, 2011 | Opinion
I am neither ashamed of nor secretive about being a hunter, fisherman, part-time farmer, a beekeeper and a lover of the great outdoors. I don’t believe any of these practices is inherently harmful or unethical. Occasionally, I get into a discussion with a...
by Laura Seay | Feb 14, 2011 | Opinion
In late January, we passed the second anniversary of renegade Congolese Gen. Laurent Nkunda’s arrest by the Rwandan government. Nkunda has been held under house arrest outside Kigali since that time – without charge or trial. As Rwandan Minister of Justice...
by Tony W. Cartledge | Feb 11, 2011 | Opinion
Readers who would enjoy mystery thrillers while picking up biblical and cultural information from the Middle East will find an emerging series of novels by Ben and Ann Witherington to be just their cup of Turkish coffee. Ben Witherington III is an accomplished...
by James L. Evans | Feb 11, 2011 | Opinion
A rough and rocky relationship has existed for some time now between segments of the Christian community and public schools. Growing partly out of integration, but also a clash with science, many believers are convinced that public schools are waging war on their...
by Lowell Grisham | Feb 11, 2011 | Opinion
Editor’s note: Information about votes on the DREAM Act has been corrected in paragraph 11. I read a lot of letters about “illegals” and what we should do with them. Here’s a story that may make the folks who write those letters feel a little...
by Zach Dawes Jr | Feb 11, 2011 | Opinion
Turmoil and uncertainty in Egypt have caused concerns about Egypt’s development of weapons of mass destruction, according to a recent MSNBC report. Reasons for the growing anxiety are many, but a key issue is the possibility of Egypt’s withdrawal from the...
