Originally published Asheboro, North Carolina, Courier-Tribune, Sept. 8, 2017
“Well, she’s some sorta cousin or somethin’.”
I’ve spent hours as an attorney, a cousin, and an inlaw explaining how family trees work.
Let’s clear all that up and in the process poke a little … Continue Reading
Originally published Asheboro, North Carolina, Courier-Tribune August 25, 2017
What to do with a Confederate Statue
Struggling to support her family working two menial jobs, she prays her kids stay out of trouble. There is no father to help.
The other woman has been laid … Continue Reading
Harold Walerun hopped out of his cart and stepped onto the grassy field. Nodding at a few of the witnesses who were friends, he waited on William Overton. Harold was nervous. A small farmer, he wasn’t used to such proceedings. But he had been waiting on this moment for … Continue Reading
I couldn’t find anything. Stuff was flying at me from every direction. Time to stand-down and get organized.
The problem is as old as history. “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. Now the earth was formless and empty, darkness was over the surface of the … Continue Reading
Originally published Asheboro Courier-Tribune. June 30, 2017.
This will be a painful topic. I am compelled to address all of my brothers/sons under age 35 with a serious concern. Because my son is finishing college I am invested in the future of our country.
It all started … Continue Reading