Speak Out – June 15, 2013
Wednesday – 10:24 a.m.
Yeah, this is John. Why would service 21 from the Pace Fire Department be parking in a handicapped section? They got handicapped people driving the trucks now? Out at G…
Strange Bedfellows: Snowden a Hero or a Traitor?
While our angry and embarrassed U.S. government plays "Where’s Waldo?" trying to capture NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, the jury is still out on whether he is a hero or traitor.
It is one thing…
Our View: Sex offender registry
There are multiple cases going on or just finishing in court this week regarding adults and abused children. An arrest was made of a mom and dad who went to work and left their kids at home with no f…
Iraq going down the drain
Iraq going down the drain. You bet
Reported, and not refuted, the week of June third China Getting 50% of Iraqi Oil, more deaths
last year since 2008
Pull up 1-14-12 srpressgazette.com lette…
Don't be too hard on churches
We live in a time when many are forced to compromise. Shame, shame!
Regarding the brouhaha about churches withdrawing support from boy scouts.
Consider this. Churches know that very o…
People don't walk the walk
Most people live in denial of the truth. They are right ready to live by a lie, more so then the truth.
There are even preachers who talk the talk, but don't walk the walk. There are even professe…
Woman on the Edge: The Dance
To protect my youngest daughter's privacy the best I can in a public column, I'm not going to mention what school she attends, but honey, this column is for you.
So last week, I am told there is a…
President needs to change
An old article was headlined, "President tells Senate to change its way of doing business".
If anyone needs to change, it is he and his administration! They need to come clean during the fiasco, t…
Our View – Burning Port-a-Potty
We know what you are thinking.
Only in a small town like Milton would a burned-out port-a-potty be worthy of a front-page photograph.
Yes, that is what appeared on the front page of our June 5 …
Woman on the Edge – Memorial Day
When I was a child, the Vietnam War was in full swing. I grew up into my teen years without feeling really connected to the military or what was going on with wars and international conflict.
When…







