Got to give you an atta-boy for your editorial on the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941.

While the U.S. Constitution is quite clear in assuming that the three branches (legislative, executive and judicial) are focused on monitoring each other’s contributions to the general welfare, it seems that the focus has gradually shifted towards monitoring the citizenry. So, it is no wonde…

Nov. 30 marked the end of hurricane season, and Georgia’s coast again avoided a major disaster. But as we count our blessings, we cannot continue to ignore the facts.

You have got to be kidding me. Although public opinion seems to be overwhelmingly against building a conference center in the city of Brunswick, some people still seem “hell bent” on proceeding with the project. It is ridiculous to think that people are going to come to a convention center i…

The GOP has a problem with vote purging. The GOP has been on a purging spree, making Georgia a leader, when it comes to purging voters. Yes, vote purging has been around for years and was seen as a way to clean up voting rolls, but we should be more concerned with getting people out to vote,…

To be perfectly honest, many of us in the South who grew up steeped in strong traditions of etiquette and manners, were uncomfortable voting for a loudmouth arrogant Yankee jerk like Donald Trump. But when confronted with an obviously rigged election that forced us to decide between him and …

First the impeachment fires to take out President Trump were fanned by an El Nino like wind from Democrats in the House, lead by Messrs. Schiff, Nadler, and Swalwell with the now flawed and discredited Steele dossier.

Support Wright Culpepper, volunteers and all who support FaithWorks Ministries. Caring for people and animals is quite a job. I commend those people.

The letter from Sawyer Davis on Nov. 29 revived painful memories from yesteryear. He was lamenting about how professors are not open to debate when they inject subjunctive opinions into their lectures.

With 55 pages of statistics, the comprehensive Zimmerman study entitled “An Analysis of Residential Market Potential” provides a basis for planning future housing to support a revitalized downtown and environs. The next step is to determine what the character of that downtown should be.

Congratulations to Professor Skip Mounts on his brilliant plan to save us all from the fast approaching end of the world as we know it. His idea of the Fed to cease loaning money to individuals or enterprises who contribute to global warming would likely speed up the world’s demise and more …

Happy holidays have been enhanced by a group that has lit up the Village on St. Simons Island. Many of us are quite happy that someone has taken an initiative to add lights to most of the trees along Mallery Street. It enhances our entire island.

I recently suffered a seizure and required an Uber to the ER for $8. Four days admission and very little sleep later I was released and summoned an Uber to take me home — $34.

I am responding to the letter concerning the bottleneck that occurs when leaving the causeway in order to turn right onto Glynn Avenue. The author opts for a second right lane turn at the intersection.

Technology has greatly improved our way of talking and communicating around the world. However, have you ever thought about how technology is affecting our communication skills, and how we get our news?

With Universal Children’s Day taking place last week, we should take time to ruminate upon our greatest focus in our community — the next generation.

Vaccinations do not cause autism. They do, however, prevent the development and transmission of fatal diseases and save millions of lives every year. Yet, for some reason, there is still a debate.

Having recently moved to Brunswick, I feel that the downtown and waterfront area has much potential for beautification. The space already has many attractive aspects, and with a bit of revitalization, it could be the perfect space for outdoor entertainment and community events.

I am writing to express my concern over political discussions int eh classroom. As a student during the peak of political discourse, I have witnessed the ugliest of political discussions. However, my concern is rooted in the moderator of these discussions — professors.

Glynn County Animal Shelter was inspected by the Georgia Department of Agriculture on Sept. 24, 2019. The official inspection highlighted a number of deficiencies in the current shelter.

Tuesday’s TSW update to county commissioners reasserted the community’s aspirations for the future of Glynn County.

I read with interest Larry Hobbs’ excellent article “An inside look at the Unified Command overseeing the Golden Ray’s removal.” He describes walking into the “inner sanctum of the Unified Command:” a large room, walls lined with nautical charts, diagrams, duty rosters, etc., some fifty peop…

I have watched the impeachment hearings for the past three days with a mixture of shock and awe. There is no need to take sides here as to Trump’s guilt or innocence.

Bad news traveled through out the island with viral efficiency on Nov. 9, spreading the word that one of their own, a 19-year-old woman, was critically injured in an auto accident. Prayers were offered that Saturday night and continue even today as she battles for her life in UF Health Hospi…

We hear from the Glynn County Board of Elections that over 3,500 voters have been flagged for removal from the rolls. We are told that most of these voters have missed voting over several election cycles.

Ongoing events, combined with authoritative analysis of accelerating environmental trends, make it abundantly clear that coastal Georgia can longer afford to conduct business as usual.

Thank you Laurie Volk!

The Brunswick PorchFest committee would like to thank the people who made the 2019 PorchFest a huge success.

As I crossed the Torras Causeway Nov. 14, sea water reached close to the sidewalks. It was only a high tide — no tropical storms, hurricanes or strong winds, but it’s quite possible in the near future a mild storm can block access to and from the mainland.