Sallie and I visited our “beltway kids” in Washington this past weekend. It is always good to leave Highlands for a while and see what other folks are doing.
Perhaps it’s a pesky pothole that has caused problems for years.
Maybe, it’s a maddening commute that could be eased by an added lane of travel.
I’m anxiously waiting for a winter storm to hit, although I hope it doesn’t. These storms almost invariably cause road problems and power outages.
There’s no such thing as too much of a good thing.
At least that’s the hope of Eleven Events.
During the holidays I visited my daughter and grandchildren. Rebecca and her husband live in a large Atlanta metropolitan county.
On the heels of the hustle and bustle of Christmas and New Year’s, Martin Luther King Jr. Day (Monday, Jan. 20) sometimes feels like it gets lost in the shuffle.
Every registered voter in Macon County was recently sent a card in the mail.
While I’m optimistic about many things at the beginning of the New Year, I also have concerns.
Last week I began sharing a list of budget priorities that I see for the coming year. The town board members will also have their priorities.
Here we go.
Whether anyone is ready or not, a new decade is dawning.