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Conversations Across the Grand Canyon: aka "The Big Gap"

Conversations Across the Grand Canyon: aka "The Big Gap"

by Al Perry

News Commentary

Conversation With John Swatz About Issues of Local and National Interest

From the misuse of Flock camera technology to the malfeasance of the Trump administration, accountability is a trait that is losing its potency in significant segments of government at every level.

Conversation On a Medley of Topical Issues

A very eventful start to the summer season has provided a diverse range of topics to discuss.

Conversation About How Political Transactionalism Is Affecting Our Electoral Decisions.

Transactionalism has become a defining feature in nearly all of America's electoral processes - leaving any semblance of morality to collect dust in the dark corners of memory.

Conversation on How America's "Greatness" Is Perceived Both Culturally and Historically.

On the cusp of our nation's 250th anniversary, nuanced viewpoints can differ on its often-self-proclaimed title as the greatest nation in history.

Conversation On How Personal History Can Impact a Sense of Community with Retired Construction Worker John Swatz

For some who have come to call Macon-Bibb County (or Central Georgia) their home, the journey is sometimes partnered with a sense of trepidation that lingers long after residency has been established.

Conversations About How Local Budget Priorities and Tax Structure Affect Public Safety Requires Indiscriminate Analysis.

A special purpose local option sales tax, when properly enacted, has economically benefited many local middle Georgia communities. However, when it comes to public safety, communities would be wise to not prioritize things over personnel.

Conversation About the Continuing Fractures in American Society.

The political divide in America has significantly crossed over into the realms of commerce, sports and entertainment.

Conversations About Donald Trump's Performance in Office Are Getting Louder and Harder to Ignore

America's 250th anniversary year is likely to be dominated by Donald Trump's outsized ego and partisan political vitriol, with little space or opportunity to effectively confront our nation's economic and social issues.

Conversations About Homelessness Have Become Commonplace but Provide Little Impact

Communities will continue to struggle with a persistent homeless population unless resources are marshalled to provide effective mental health services and dignity-enhancing initiatives.

Conversation with U.S. Army SFC (Ret.) Troy Solomon on Personal Responsibility and Local Concerns

Writing under the pen name of Troy Solo, Mr. Solomon discusses the focus of his newly published motivational book titled THE SOLO CODE: 7 Rules for Moving Smart, Staying Hungry, and Winning On Your Own Terms.

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