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A state employee has filed suit against the Tennessee Department of Human Resources after he was refused a report prepared by McKinsey & Co.
Significant cases are on the docket for the court's October 2021 term — including whether to overturn Roe v. Wade.
Compiled by Adam Van Brimmer Savannah's squares wrong place to do business This newspaper recently featured a story of a businessman who sells prints in the Landmark Historic District. He appears to be a fine man, but is in the wrong place. Johnson Square is a sacred, public square, the largest and oldest in Savannah. Gen. Nathaniel Greene is buried there, and the cornerstone of his monument was laid by the Marquis de Lafayette. Greene was second in command to George Washington, and responsible for winning the South for our new nation. His son, George Washington Greene, who died in a drowni...
Soprano Jade McFaul. MUSIC / “Kaleidoscope”, Jade McFaul, soprano, Lucus Allerton, piano, Art Song Canberra, Wesley Music Centre, Forrest, Sunday, 21 February. Reviewed by LEN POWER. AS autumn approaches with its expected change of colours, it was an inspired idea to celebrate in song the astonishing kaleidoscope of the colours of nature we experience in Australia. Soprano Jade McFaul was born in SA in 1996 but moved to Canberra in 2014 and completed a Bachelor of Music (Honours) degree at the ANU. She has won several prizes in music and voice and is regularly involved in local music ens...
Image zoom | Credit: Courtesy of Visit Savannah History drips from Savannah, Georgia, the state’s oldest city, like its ubiquitous Spanish moss. Much of that history is sweet. Fairy-tale carriages roll past Gaston Street’s elegant, shoulder-to-shoulder homes. The brown-sugary scent of pralines wafts from shops. And in March, azaleas bloom beneath moss-laden oak limbs in a stunning pink display. Savannah is one of the most romantic spots in the U.S. It’s like Europe, really...