Our journey beyond the god of violenceRobert C. Koehler Who am I (now)? I’m still trying to figure this out. It’s a harder job, I…
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How quickly things can changeJudy Conlin How quickly things can change I had a bad day this week. I need to correct myself. I’ve had…
Dr. Deborah ThigpenGadsden County News Service Bear Creek Bethel Missionary Baptist Church was awash in crimson Saturday, September 6th as women dressed in red filled…
Has your reputation been questioned? Sheryl Boldt Have you ever been wrongly accused? Has your good name been challenged? Unfair accusations can wreck your credibility…
A.I. and I-Thou Andrew Moss A.I. is asking us to reexamine our humanity.It pops this question every time we sit down to write – whether…
I’m in loveJudy Conlin I don’t know how it happened but I’m in love. It only took 3 visits, and I knew this was the…
Odds and ends (and always grace) Nancy Kennedy This weekend I cleaned out cupboards, drawers and closets, and as usually happens, I find bits and…
Rekindle your dreams Sheryl Boldt I could see it in the other students’ eyes. Envy. Not the green-eyed monster kind of envy, but the respectful…
Special to The HeraldGadsden County News ServiceThe Tallahassee State College District Board of Trustees elected Trustee Eugene Lamb, Jr. as the new Board Chair at…
Found and forever Nancy Kennedy My husband and I have been watching “Major Crimes,” a standard murder-of-the-week show with a tough police captain, a squad…