by design | Mar 6, 2023 | Columnist, Major
Widows’ Ministry Lifting Spirits at Wallace Memorial By Ralphine Major They arrived at the church dressed in festive pinks and reds. The pastoral staff escorted them to their seats. The occasion was a Valentine’s Day Banquet in the atrium at Wallace Memorial Baptist...
by design | Mar 6, 2023 | Columnist, Rector
Hugs and cuddles By Joe Rector I looked over the other night, and our dog Sadie was asleep beside Amy. When I half-asleep walked into the bedroom, Sadie had managed to lie so close to my wife that the poor woman was hanging on for dear life. No doubt about it, Sadie...
by design | Mar 6, 2023 | Columnist, McKeehan
Signing by Permission as an Officer of the Court By Jedidiah McKeehan There are so many things about being a lawyer you have no idea about until you actually become a lawyer and experience it for the first time. For me, one of those occurred when I was trying to get...
by design | Mar 6, 2023 | Columnist, Nagi
A weekend watching hockey in D.C. By Mark Nagi Love is a complicated emotion. You can’t see it. You can’t feel it. You can’t taste it nor hear it. But you know it when it’s real. I love my daughters. I love my dog, Bailey. And I love the New York Rangers. This article...
by design | Mar 6, 2023 | Columnist, Mattingly
‘A cold and rainy afternoon in Nashville’ By Tom Mattingly The “experts” say tie games aren’t memorable, to the point the powers-that-be at the NCAA abolished the tie as a viable ending to a game, starting in 1996. Now the collegians play overtime, the game awarded to...
by design | Mar 5, 2023 | Columnist, Hunley, Stories In This Week's Focus:
By Steve Hunley Last week, I received three emails all pointing to the problem created by the homeless inside the City of Knoxville. All of the writers were, to the best of my knowledge, residents of Knoxville and one asked the question, “When is enough, enough?”...
