Well, that’s the thing about the pound, right? We know what happens to lost dogs there. Or do we?
Orlando Montoya
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Miss G’s street intervention
Gerido hears it all and yet comes to work every day with the conviction that, because of what she does, she will make a small dent in our youth drug use epidemic
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Bill Fulton: ‘Lighthouse tourist’
Fulton wears lighthouse-themed shirts. A miniature lighthouse shines in his front yard. He got married at a lighthouse.
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How to ‘grow better’
A growing number of people are starting to think of Southern food less as a menu choice and more as an ingredient source, locally grown and raised
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Julia Pearce: Tybee’s conscience
“What we want to do is have people come together to dialogue and talk.”
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The Poole Effect
He reckons that he loves theater so much, in part, because it creates a family
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Thomas Oliver: Catching songs
AS I WRITE this, a California songwriter named Jonathan Mann is 2,688 days (that’s seven years) into a project to write a new song each and every day. Here on […]
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From Ping Pong to Table Tennis
I VAGUELY remember playing ping pong when I was little. Maybe my parents had a table on the screened-in porch. Or maybe I picked up the paddles at the YMCA. […]
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Bess Chappas: ‘Everything you write is something you know’
The self-published Wrath of Aphrodite doesn’t pretend to be anything it isn’t. There’s a love story, some paranormal activity and an optimistic, emotionally-satisfying ending.
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Claire Beverly: Fighting your traffic blues with comedy
The morning traffic reporter rattles off your bad excuses for being late like the rhymes of a well-known poem.
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Basik Lee: ‘I don’t want to box myself in. I’m having fun.’
He writes about family matters, falling in and out of love, spreading joy with a smile and taking action right now
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Joe Killorin: Conrad Aiken ‘became my best friend’
“What his parents gave to him was an urge to write.”