Like many American teens, Mike Wimmer of Salisbury, North Carolina, is also looking forward to high school graduation. But Mike is quite different from most upcoming graduates. In addition to earning his H.S. diploma as senior class valedictorian, and, thanks to dual-enrollment, he will also be graduating with an earned … read more
We’re starting to hear more informed conversation, growing louder, about the potential for perhaps serious inflation. Commentators John Cochrane and Kevin Hassett have some thoughts on what they feel is about to become a ‘burning issue.’ “Is persistent inflation around the corner?” they ask. “Shortages of everything from lumber to … read more
There’s an old saying that applies directly to this story: Look Before You Leap (or do just about anything). A nineteen-year-old young lady in Oklahoma recently moved to a town in Arkansas. Looking for housing there, she signed a lease on a two-bedroom apartment without actually ever looking at the … read more
You don’t have to be born a warrior to eventually become one. Anyone can hear the calling. Check out these Soldiers stories and their calling to serve in the U.S. Army: www.goarmy.com/thecalling
On May 20th, in a 10:00 AM ceremony, Fort Stewart’s Marne Garden will officially be renamed Cashe Garden. This change is being made to honor the sacrifice and the memory of Sergeant First Class Alyn Cashe, who perished in combat back in 2005, while heroically rescuing his soldiers after their … read more
