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A Lost Camera Case Opens Memories of a Photojournalist’s Life Kathryn Leigh Scott © Provided by The Daily Beast Courtesy Kathryn Leigh Scott I periodically check messages on a website I maintain for my deceased former husband, Ben Martin, a Time/Lifephotographer. The other day I read a message from “Tracey” that brought back bittersweet memories of the man I married fifty years ago, July 3, 1971. . . .Today I purchased an aluminum camera gear case that belonged to Mr. Martin at a flea market/antique store in Bristol, TN. My research introduced me to the work of Ben M...

The Fayetteville Observer earned first place from the North Carolina Press Association for the breaking news coverage of the unrest downtown following a protest over the death of George Floyd  The Observer won 22 awards at this year's press association, including first-place wins for sports writer Rodd Baxley and former staff writer Michael Futch, first place in use of photographs and third place in general excellence. “I'm very proud of the outstanding work by the Observer's news team,” said Beth Hutson, the Observer's news director. “Our journalists give their all to this communit...

Seventh-day Adventist Actor Portrays Muhammad Ali in New Film — and More News Shorts Written by:  February 24, 2021 In this week’s Adventist news round-up, a Seventh-day Adventist actor plays Muhammad Ali in a new film, plus news from Nigeria, California, and Tennessee. Seventh-day Adventist Actor Portrays Cassius Clay in New Film. According to DuJour, Seventh-day Adventist Eli Goree plays Cassius Clay (later Muhammad Ali) in the recent film One Night In Miami which tells the fictionalized story of a conversation between Malcolm X, Jim Brown, Cassius Clay, and Sam Cooke in 1964. The fi...

Recent editorials from North Carolina newspapers: ___ Feb. 16 The Greensboro Record & News and the Winston-Salem Journal on the North Carolina Republican Party’s decision to censure U.S. Sen. Richard Burr for voting to convict Donald Trump at his second impeachment trial: In our imagination, we picture Sen. Richard Burr, older and grayer, sitting by a campfire, holding forth to a young audience. “Back in my day, we had a thing called the...

Edgar Maddison Welch gave D.C. its first glimpse of what would become QAnon.