by Greg DeLoach | Jul 6, 2018 | Opinion
While traveling a busy highway in middle Georgia, I pass by a fruit stand when I go home to visit my daddy and family. This particular one sells peaches. At least I think so. The sign literally read, “Peches.” I assume during the fall the merchants sell... by Greg DeLoach | Oct 2, 2017 | Opinion
An NFL player, self-identified as a devout Christian, decided to “take a knee” during the playing of the national anthem last season. It was a silent protest on behalf of Black Lives Matter. He is biracial and was raised by white parents. I can only assume... by Greg DeLoach | Sep 15, 2017 | Opinion
I was listening to an interview recently of a backpacker who hikes as a “minimalist.” Minimalist backpacking – or ultralight as it is more commonly called – is about packing the minimal essentials for the hike. Instead of a tent, for example,... by Greg DeLoach | Nov 18, 2016 | Opinion
I am the older of my two brothers. One is just 10½ months younger (so we share the same numerical age for six bemusing weeks) and the other, the baby of the family, is 2½ years younger. We are close in age, and growing up we were fierce in loyalty. I should add that... by Greg DeLoach | Feb 12, 2016 | Opinion
Have you ever seen a jogger smile? There is a park alongside the river that is a convenient place for me to stop on the way home from work. While traffic hums by, there are trails winding through patches of woods, green space and the river itself that make it ideal...