Besides reading and attending conferences, what can you do to make the future your friend?

A program to help wounded warriors that was started by Jim Hull and Laurie Ott just five years ago has blossomed into something very special indeed.

Living among us in the CSRA is a remarkable man who can teach us all many important lessons on how to live our lives.

Seldom does history grant a single individual the ability, charisma, creativity, moral force and intelligence to command the esteem, admiration and affection of an entire nation.

He never allowed his wound-related handicaps to hamper his commitment to public service.

So what organizations should you support with your time, your creativity and your financial support?

The first week of October will be very special for many Americans who will be in Augusta to attend two different events.

The quality that Armstrong demonstrated that night and throughout his entire life was one he shared with the Medal of Honor recipients.

As he goes forward with his quest to serve the 692,000 citizens of the 12th Congressional District, we wish him and his family well.

The future is coming at us fast - like a speeding freight train. If we don't jump on board, we are likely to be run over or pushed aside.

This is the time to look for cool places to spend interesting and uplifting hours.

Each year when Memorial Day approaches, my thoughts turn to three extraordinary Americans who were killed in combat.

A number of pundits and historians have concluded that the 70-year period of American predominance in world affairs is coming to an end this year.

Since China will be the most important country we will have to deal with in the future, the more we can learn about it, the better.

Petry is only the second to have survived the combat action that earned him America's highest award for combat heroism.

Often in the Augusta area, wonderful events take place that folks miss because they do not learn about them beforehand.

The next time you attend St. Paul's or attend one of Keith's many musical events, you may wish to approach him and thank him for his service.

Winning the war and getting rid of Gadhafi is likely to be much easier than winning the peace, and giving the Libyan people the justice and freedom that they are risking so much to obtain.

Success may be best defined as the departure of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi as a result of military, financial, psychological and diplomatic pressures, followed by responsible and mature ...

America likely will remain the only true global power for the next decade or two. But we must remain vigilant.