I would like to offer city officials an alternative to using public funds and public debt to finance the Oglethorpe Conference Center.

Your approach to the conference center issue contributes to the minimal (roughly 6 percent of paid circulation) response rate on your survey up to Nov. 10. It could be because of the multiple shrill and demanding editorials and coverage that you have given the issue, all negative. You demand…

I am watching the Georgia and Florida election day shenanigans on both sides with a combination of fascination and disgust.

In May 2018, I called the proposal of building a new conference center in Brunswick a “brainfart.” Obviously, I was underestimating how seriously such a project could be pursued.

The self-centered commissions want their names memorialized on the “conference center” that by their own admission, will cost more and more at the expense of their citizens. First, there is the $8 million to build, the $2 million in interest to borrow money and the half a million per year to…

Not only was Nov. 6 Election Day, but it was the ignoble third anniversary of the announcement in the Federal Register that Camden County was going to spend a rocket-load of money on its spaceport odyssey.

A mass shooting is defined as a shooting in which four or more people are shot. There have been over 300 mass shootings in our country this year — 307 to be exact. This is about one mass shooting per day.

Well, it was pretty easy figuring out who to vote for in the election Tuesday.

Whoever won Election Day won at a game that is becoming increasingly irrelevant to our problems because it is a game based on competition, competition that increases exponentially upon a planet incapable of increasing its resources to keep pace with that competition. Trumpism is winning at a…

This past Saturday afternoon, a group of about 80 young people presented a wonderful choral concert.

Mainstream media has transformed itself from once-objective news investigation and reporting to leading the surge and implementation of social doctrines. CNN represents the very worst of this irrational, emotion-based movement. They have chosen a radical social agenda to support and to incul…

A recent letter used the latest report from the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change to make recommendations to prevent the coming “apocalypse.” It should be noted that the IPCC has a history of erroneous predictions which they continue to revise every few years.

Your editorial of Nov. 3 about the proposed conference center project says it all. Only thing is, you are too kind. Calling it an “ill conceived project” is the understatement of the year. This fiasco is a disaster, and you have correctly defined it as “delusions of grandeur.”

Devin Nunes is a Congressman from California. He is the Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee who was made famous for discrediting his own Committees investigation of the Russia investigation. He is one of Trump’s important defenders. As Trump and Republicans have celebrated aggressiv…

Thank you for outlining with great clarity the reasons for ceasing any plans to commit Brunswick’s taxpayers to the enormous burden also known as the new conference center. You’ve even sown the seeds for a public referendum to repurpose those inadequate SPLOST funds. We have already dedicate…

Due diligence? I used to hear this term frequently used by Mayor Harvey in reference to building a new multi-million dollar conference center downtown. Essential for success, feasibility studies required that the center be supported by a well-run hotel with a dynamic promotional staff.

Next weeks midterm elections are going to usher in a major transformation in this country, either for the better or for far worse. I can say without a shred of hyperbole, if the Democrats win control of the House and/or Senate, its over for this president’s fight to restore America’s greatness.

I voted for Trump for President in 2016. He was not my first choice, I preferred Ben Carson — the physician, the intellect, the husband, the family man, and man of faith.

The elevation of every political decision to dire emergency has taken an unsuspecting populace hostage. The captor is the current trend in both bloated political parties that corral our country into both extremes.

Bill Crane’s recent Op-Ed column relating to obvious divisions present in our country, and where the education about and healing of these divisions has to happen, was on target.

I voted yesterday because I believe this election will be critical to America. Contrary to the polls, American voters elected Trump in 2016, rejecting eight years of Pelosi, Schumer, and Obama mismanagement.

I continue to find individuals purporting to be intelligent beings falling for words unspoken but implied, as does Laura Whiteside in her recent letter to the editor.

At our Oct. 20 climate-change forum in Savannah, the scientific evidence presented was both compelling and deeply disturbing. Our discussion was well-timed, given the Oct. 8 release of an alarming report by the highly authoritative Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

I am writing in response to the Oct. 27 letter condemning President Carter. I did as suggested and ran an internet search and found he chose to present a selective overview of Mr. Carter’s career.

I had the unfortunate duty of attending a fallen officer’s memorial Oct. 18. Camden County Sgt. Kevin Barber passed away Oct. 13 from cancer after only being diagnosed in September.

“For everyone who makes himself great will be humbled, and everyone who humbles himself will be made great.” — Luke 14:11.

I sincerely hope you sent a copy of today’s editorial to Donald Trump. Aside from not shooting anyone yet, he spouts and espouses hate every single day. He is very good at inciting the “trumpsters” to act on his behalf. There is no accountability for his hate-filled rhetoric and the lies tha…

In a new American Barometer poll conducted on Oct. 19 and 20 by The Hill and HarrisX, 52 percent of registered Republican voters said that they supported “Medicare for All,” also known as a single-payer health care system. This is in line with other polls showing increasingly broad, bipartis…

In response to Laura Whiteside’s letter claiming there were American flags at the Stacey Abrams rally, I find her defense of this disconcerting. There were many videos, yet no flags were seen. She seems to miss the point of why this is so important. Whether or not some tiny flags were placed…