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“Only about thirty percent of our people have returned.” The normally upbeat pastor sagged as he described the before and after impact of COVID-19 shutdowns on his church’s attendance.

Forum, Aug. 3: NH government back on a right-wing leash Published: 8/2/2021 10:00:07 PM Modified: 8/2/2021 10:00:11 PM NH government is back on a right-wing leash As reported in the Valley News, and as summarized in Forum letters by state Rep. Laurel Stavis (“Surreal, vicious measures in NH budget,” July 28) and Beth Dingman (“A total lack of concern for fellow citizens,” July 30), recent retrograde actions by New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu and the Republican-dominated Legislature r...

Thomas Jefferson Chambers was born in Orange County, Virginia, later known as Culpepper County, on March 22nd, 1840, to Landon Gore Chambers and wife, Mary Green Allan. Chambers migrated to Liberty, Liberty County, about 1857 and became associated with H. C. Shea, publisher of The Liberty Gazette on August 2nd, 1858. By August 1859, Chambers was the sole editor of the Gazette. The newspaper ceased operation during the Civil War when Chambers joined the First Texas Militia on the 5th of December...

home > this article Loading Looking back forty-five years at a 1976 game about U.S. civil conflict – exploring social alternatives through eclectic media (Part Three) By Mark Wegierski web posted July 12, 2021 Minuteman offers some rather innovative mechanics to simulate unconventional warfare. One obvious omission in the game was airpower, which could have easily been incorporated by the use of air-points augmenting government attack or defense st...

Joey Hensley As families across the state gather on this Independence Day to observe the founding of our nation’s freedom with family picnics, fireworks and other special events, may we all remember those who have fought and are still fighting for our freedom. We have much to be proud of in Tennessee regarding our state’s rich heritage in fighting for the precious rights we all enjoy as Americans.  As we look back to our nation’s first struggles in the American Revolution, even before T...

Writing and reading history is one of the greatest joys of life. Writing about Ronald Reagan and WWII has been singularly pleasurable for me. What was it the philosopher Erasmus said, “When I have a little money, I buy food and clothes. But anything I have left over, I buy books.” Now, we study history for many reasons: for the sheer joy of reading; of knowing more than the next guy, or as the noted teacher George Santayana said, just to learn about not repeating failures - “Those who fai...

Antiwar.com Original Last weekend, President Joseph R. Biden Jr. ordered the U.S. military to bomb targets in Syria and Iraq in an effort "to send a clear and unambiguous deterrent message" to Iran. It is apparently the belief of the Biden administration – as it has been with Biden’s three immediate presidential predecessors – that the US has the moral and legal authority to destroy any target outside the US with financial or political or military ties to Iran. Morally, the...

History is interesting and it seems that it may be more subjective than we were led to believe in school.

indigenous African-American celebration, we need to be clear on what it is and why we are celebrating it! We have been lied to about our history in this nation, Africa and the world.  We need to know the truth and see it from our point of view as our adversaries step up their attempts to suppress this truth. Juneteenth is an honest day of celebration for us. Contrary to what we have been told and taught Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation actually freed no enslaved people! It was a disi...

News of the World: A Novel by Jiles, Paulette at AbeBooks.co.uk - ISBN 10:  0062409204 - ISBN 13:  9780062409201 - William Morrow - 2016 - Hardcover