Stay updated with breaking news from Peyton Evans. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Floyd County Schools announced the district winners in the Young Georgia Authors Writing Competition today. The purpose of the Young Georgia Authors (YGA)…
The Floyd County Schools (FCS) 2nd annual Middle Grades Math Competition was held Friday, April 21st at the FCS Central Office. With 18 fifth through seventh…
The family of a little boy killed by a stray bullet wants to see Maryland and the rest of the nation get a handle on gun violence.
Last week, movie pal Ben Volpian offered us a list of his Top 10 best movied, in response to a previous column enumerating the selections by Rotten Tomato readers.
A baby in a car seat, a man in bed, a girl walking with her mother — stray bullets killed each of them days apart as surging gun violence ripples through the US. In addition to the people killed in suicides or the homicides hitting record levels in some US cities, an untallied number of other victims are struck by bullets that were not meant for them. The deaths can spark fleeting spurts of media and police attention — similar to the nation’s recurrent horror over mass shootings — only for the focus to ebb until the next tragedy occurs. “It happens so