Opinion

COLUMN: Shelter from the storm

Like many of you, I awoke Thursday morning to the uncertainty of what I would find once I parted the window blind slats. Read more

Lifting spirits this Halloween

Finding ways to persevere is what makes humanity great. Read more

Let nothing foul or dirty come out of your mouth

My generation remembers the Watergate era and the White House taping system. Read more

Jones leads with cash but Tuberville ahead in polling

We are approaching the final days of the race for the United States Senate between incumbent Democrat Doug Jones and Republican Tommy Tuberville on Nov. ... Read more

COLUMN: County does its part in Census

By now, you might be weary of reading about the 2020 U.S. Census. Read more

Vote with your mind, not someone else’s

Voter intimidation is real. Read more

Unprecedented number of absentee ballots requires vigilance

We are now three weeks from the Nov. 3 elections, and it could be the largest turnout of voters in state history. Read more

On protesting and peace

I asked a nurse if she ever grew accustomed to the gorgeous view of Birmingham from St. Vincent’s Hospital South Tower. She said no. Read more

COLUMN: Remembering a county legend

Anytime you get the nickname “Mr. (insert city)” then you’ve done something right in life. Read more

It’s good to see new businesses opening, others expanding

There is no hiding the impact COVID-19 had and is still having on the economy across this country. Read more

Leaving the hurt behind

Alabama writer Rick Bragg told about speaking to a group of Southerners, mentioning to them that the South was wrong on the Civil War and ... Read more