I applaud Mr. Obama for keeping it real.

Our new sheriff has a new attitude and a new progressive agenda to combat crime.

I'm overjoyed that the Los Angeles Lakers recently unveiled a spectacular bronze statue of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

As she rests in peace, my lifelong perception of her will always be that of the phenomenal everywoman.

I'm convinced that Mr. Obama has the right stuff to be our president.

As our next fire chief, Mr. James would be in a position to implement a positive agenda for this fire department to become one of the best in our nation.

All educators should enroll in Norman Bonner 101 to learn his indisputable teaching philosophy, because he is the truth.

Now I must find a bookstore to fill Borders' void in Augusta.

I'm convinced this historic institution has set a precedent in getting our local community to seriously focus on high student achievement in the classroom.

I've been on a reading binge for the past several weeks, and I want to share the reading materials that have kept me sane.

I hope Ron Artest's revelation will open the door for educating African-Americans about the positive impact of acquiring psychotherapy treatment.

People of color are always presumed guilty of committing crimes even when these individuals can prove and document their innocence.

He's an avid reader, and I'm convinced that he's the only athletic coach in America who challenges his players to do the same.

God's divine presence allowed the Lakers to win this year's world basketball championship.

I would like to acknowledge three local authors who have published three remarkable and sensational books.

I give kudos to Columbia County Middle School band director Katie Bennett and chorus director Phillip Streetman for putting on a brilliant middle-school musical concert May 14 at the school. E. ...

I'm convinced the CDC would be proud to know that the Richmond County Board of Public Education has taken on the task to combat obesity among middle and high school pupils in Augusta. E. Maner, ...

As a former participant on the Richmond County grand jury, I made two recommendations for issues that need to be addressed by justice officials.