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COMMENTARY: U.S. Shouldn't Skimp on Mental Health Funding
A 14-year-old with large brown eyes and tightly cropped hair told me a few weeks ago that voices were telling him to kill people.
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EDITORIAL: Resolving issues, moving forward
What appeared to be a sudden departure from the Cullman Area Chamber of Commerce by 10 hotels, was actually the result of a lingering issue.
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EDITORIAL: Resolving issues, moving forward
What appeared to be a sudden departure from the Cullman Area Chamber of Commerce by 10 hotels, was actually the result of a lingering issue.
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COMMENTARY: Stop letting political parties draw election maps
Both Republicans and Democrats regularly exhibit such greed and dishonesty in manipulating electoral maps that a Columbia University expert who studies the practice likened his work to that of an anthropologist who observes cannibals.
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COMMENTARY: Catholic adherence to dogma helps all
The Catholic Church is no stranger to criticism from those who disagree with its teachings, but the petition posted recently on the White House website to label the church a "hate group" is beyond the pale, even in an age when an aggressive secularism seeks to marginalize the influence of religious belief.
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EDITORIAL: Doves and Hawks
There's a new school of thought about the deficit, which exceeded $1 trillion for the fourth straight year in fiscal 2012: Don't worry, be happy.
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EDITORIAL: Progress in the Senate
Senate Majority Leader Harry M. Reid, D-Nev., and Minority Leader Mitch McConnell , R-Ky., struck a deal Thursday to reform their chamber's rules, to the outrage of those hoping that Reid would significantly weaken the filibuster.
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EDITORIAL: NARCOG takes turn in the right direction
After a year of forgettable bickering and posturing by politicians on the North-central Alabama Council of Local Governments, the board finally made some adjustments that may just salvage the organization.
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EDITORIAL: Chamber’s choice opens door of potential
The Cullman Area Chamber of Commerce has a new president in Leah Bolin.
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EDITORIAL: Lurking behind the violence
When Cullman Police Chief Kenny Culpepper asked the question, “Can we save everyone?”, the answer was a sobering, “Probably not.”
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