The Augusta Museum of History will pay tribute to three extraordinary individuals who have served their nation and their fellow citizens in many important ways.

Are there any Jimmy Doolittles on the scene today?

This program is well-tested, easy to use and completely free. It is a gift to America we should all cherish.

When they return home, they can let the world know what a special place Augusta is - much more besides golf for all to enjoy.

The military has produced in recent years some world-class leaders.

Fortunately, there are some new books that are really worthwhile. Here are my favorites.

This is the fifth in a series of articles that highlights the "go-to" people in Augusta who give so much of themselves to make our community better.

To kick off the year of celebration there are two important events coming very soon.

Whenever you climb into the driver's seat, remind yourself that someone or something may soon cause the death of everyone in your car.

Most of the top al-Qaida leaders are dead or in captivity, and the infrastructure largely destroyed.

Louie Zamperini, Robin Olds and Donald Walter Holleder all belong in the pantheon of American heroes.

Many people live from paycheck to paycheck -- or from Social Security check to Social Security check.

What can each of us learn from Blue leader Martha Carpenter Scroggs?

Learning from both our failures and our success should serve us well in the years ahead as we seek out other monsters.

Children at a young age learn the difference between right and wrong. They also understand how important it is to look out for others, especially those in trouble.

No nation had ever planned so well during a war for postwar contingencies.

If they don't have the answer to your question or problem they will know someone who can and will help.

But there is need for help from the community. Let me explain.

With the playoff rounds of college basketball coming up soon, this is a good time to salute the Augusta State University basketball team, its coaches and the ASU athletic director, Clint Bryant.

An important event in the history of Augusta will take place very soon.