Rightside Way: Something for Nothing
By former State Senator Phil Williams
I don’t want to brag or anything but back in the day I was one smooth operator. On one...
Problems Around the World Remind us of Thanksgiving Blessings Right Here...
By Paul DeMarco
The American tradition of Thanksgiving is special for a lot of reasons. The opportunity to celebrate our blessings with our family and...
Inside the Statehouse: 60th Anniversary of President John F. Kennedy’s Assassination
By Steve Flowers
The assassination of John F. Kennedy happened 60 years ago this week. It occurred to me that a good many of you...
Rightside Way: Fallacious, Salacious and Downright Contumacious
By former State Senator Phil Williams
Recently the Israeli ambassador to the United Nations appeared at an emergency session of the UN Security Council and...
Inside the Statehouse: Negative Ads Work and Always Have
By Steve Flowers
Over the years many of you have lamented to me and said, “I am so tired of seeing all negative ads with...
ICYMI—Tuberville: Let’s Make Daylight Saving Time Permanent
Press Release
WASHINGTON – Last week, U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) delivered remarks on the Senate floor about the Sunshine Protection Act, a bill to make Daylight...
Rightside Way: Schoolhouse Rock
By former State Senator Phil Williams
In the age of streaming TV and on-demand-everything there is a something that kids these days just don’t have:...
Inside the Statehouse: 2024 Elections Around the Corner
By Steve Flowers
Folks don’t look now, but our 2024 election year is upon us. Next year is a major year in politics nationwide. Not...
Addressing Navy veterans’ asbestos exposure by promoting awareness
Asbestos exposure is a pressing concern for Navy vets who served on ships built from the 1930s to the early 1980s. A once-praised building...
Inside the Statehouse: Dr. Furnie Johnston, Pioneer Doctor
By Steve Flowers
In recent years, healthcare has eclipsed agriculture as Dothan’s major industry. Dothan is the medical mecca for the entire Wiregrass, as well...