To have loved once in life is a miracle for many, but to have loved twice?
Remembering Walter: A Life Well-Lived
Polk Leads in Animal Shelter Abuses
It may very well be possible that Grady Judd knows he's breaking Florida law but does not care.
One Davenport Under Our Constitution
Did you know that Davenport got rid of the May Day Festival on Lake Play due to the Red Scare?
A Healthy Outrage
To ask, "Is Israel committing genocide against the Palestinians?" is not an anti-Semitic question. It is a rhetorical question.
The Rise of Modern Protest Songs: Kim Gordon’s Bold Statement
These, among others, are the words the GOP fears in exactly the same way they unreasonably fear Donald Trump.
Groupthink, Structural Racism and Defying Logic in Davenport, Florida
This photograph is the earliest record of where the residents of Davenport's Jamestown community came from. As you can see, they lived lakefront and in uptown. Whoo-hoo!
Davenport’s Communication Gap: A Call for Better Reporting
We had 1,224 new registered voters in our city but only two more new votes in this election cycle. Two!
Talking Over Food: Two Dinners
Free talking produces free thinking.
Commish Took Davenport Charter in Vain
Conclusion: Tom Fellows was not eligible to run in this year’s election.
Insight on Tariffs and Homelessness in Polk
Bill responded so sincerely and with words specific to answer my question, an action so rare for a voter representative to do, a politician, that it nearly knocked me out of my seat.
Enough
Zeitgeist of America in the Early 21st Century
A Post-Election Debrief
The legacy the winner in this year's election leaves will be his ability to openly violate rules.
