Judge Lukemire war stories
Houston Superior Court Judge Edward D. Lukemire is retiring.
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A haunting picture: Another ghost story
The picture looked innocent enough. It was old, portraying a gray image of a young man in a suit, clean cut, hair neatly combed, on thick paper yellowed with age.
Leading Okefenokee mining opponent takes issue with county commissioner’s rationale
Last week, Charlton County commissioner Drew Jones used this space to defend the actions of Toledo Manufacturing in the Okefenokee mining controversy. Comm.
Democrats’ Senate filibuster risks domestic disaster
I tend to begin my mornings with a game of Wordle.
Scribbled notes 2 – fodder
The quest continues to shorten my stack of scribbled notes.
Thanatophobia could happen to you
I'm not picking on the Tax Assessors today. Instead I'm writing about thanatophobia.
Time to listen, think and choose
Qualifying has completed. Candidates have declared. Communities must make a choice.
The Louvre Heist: Planning a museum theft
On Oct. 19, 2025, a team of intrepid thieves donned the guise of humble construction workers and pulled off one of the greatest heists in human history.
Toledo Manufacturing gives its side of Okefenokee mining issue
My columns opposing the mining for titanium dioxide on Trail Ridge near our Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge have drawn a heavy reader response.
What are we doing?
Article 2(4) of the UN Charter restricts unprovoked attack on a sovereign state except for invasion, an imminent threat of attack, or as authorized by the UN Security Council.
A haunting picture: Another ghost story
The picture looked innocent enough. It was old, portraying a gray image of a young man in a suit, clean cut, hair neatly combed, on thick paper yellowed with age.
Leading Okefenokee mining opponent takes issue with county commissioner’s rationale
Last week, Charlton County commissioner Drew Jones used this space to defend the actions of Toledo Manufacturing in the Okefenokee mining controversy. Comm.
Democrats’ Senate filibuster risks domestic disaster
I tend to begin my mornings with a game of Wordle.
Scribbled notes 2 – fodder
The quest continues to shorten my stack of scribbled notes.
Thanatophobia could happen to you
I'm not picking on the Tax Assessors today. Instead I'm writing about thanatophobia.
Time to listen, think and choose
Qualifying has completed. Candidates have declared. Communities must make a choice.
The Louvre Heist: Planning a museum theft
On Oct. 19, 2025, a team of intrepid thieves donned the guise of humble construction workers and pulled off one of the greatest heists in human history.
Toledo Manufacturing gives its side of Okefenokee mining issue
My columns opposing the mining for titanium dioxide on Trail Ridge near our Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge have drawn a heavy reader response.
What are we doing?
Article 2(4) of the UN Charter restricts unprovoked attack on a sovereign state except for invasion, an imminent threat of attack, or as authorized by the UN Security Council.