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Civil Rights and a Lived Theology in a Southern Town
January 13, 2022 Evan Kutzler Note: A version of this review was published on H-Net in April ...
January 13, 2022 Evan Kutzler Note: A version of this review was published on H-Net in April ...
We begin with sterling appreciation for Georgia’s coaching clinic disposal of the current Big Ten champions on New ...
By: Evan Kutzler The first time Amanda and I visited the shops in Plains was the same day ...
By: Evan Kutzler A century ago, on November 11, 1921, President Warren G. Harding dedicated the Tomb of ...
By Michaela Reed, GSW senior English major AMERICUS – Georgia Southwestern has welcomed eager and hardworking Hurricanes ...
By: Evan A. Kutzler I drove into Americus on Tuesday, February 23, 2016, for a job interview at ...
Memories of 9/11 are still fresh twenty years later. At the time I was in direct marketing at ...
To the Editor: When I learned that Lee Kinnamon had agreed to be a candidate for Mayor of ...
By: Evan A. Kutzler The year 1906 brought two institutions to Americus. The state legislature established the Third ...
I have had the distinct honor of serving with State Representative Dave Belton for over 10 years. He ...
He is looking at 80 years on this planet. He has worked incredibly hard to prove himself worthy ...
BY: Evan A. Kutzler On July 11, 1920, Lucius Hudson laid Alf Hudson to rest at the Old ...
Strong opinions begat strong reactions. I recently begatted a strong opinion about Republican gubernatorial candidate Vernon Jones and ...
Like sunflowers that turn their blowsy blooms from east to west following the sun so do the weeds ...
My mama was obsessed. Every little perfect ruffle, every little dainty element, every little button fastened just so. ...
BY: Evan Kutzler Most Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) meetings in Americus are noncontroversial. A homeowner wants a porch ...
By: Evan Kutzler Evan.Kutzler@gsw.edu On December 1, 1854, Billy Proctor asked a powerful enslaver to purchase him. “Sir,” ...
Leila Case My father Gustave Beauregard Sisson of Atlanta was the kindest, most courteous, generous and handsome man ...
My process in writing these weekly editorials is a rather simple one. It starts with asking a few ...
By: Leila Case One man’s trash is another’s treasure. And that’s exactly what you’ll find at the Junior ...
I started brewing storms when I was in the second grade. Storms are like great symphonies, they come ...
By: Burt Carter The view from the top Now that you know what James Hutton inferred from his ...
It is 1990. I am in a black gown and cap. I am in an unairconditioned gym with ...
Evan A. Kutzler evan.kutzler@gsw.edu The National Register of Historic Places, administered by the National Park Service, is one ...
We really live in a neat little village. Last Thursday we welcomed a sitting president to Sumter County. ...
Evan Kutzler The first time I stepped into Anthony School, the building was a ruin on its ...
It is the early 80’s. It is Sunday evening. I am sitting in a pew. Maybe indigenous to ...
I am a proud Alpha Gamma Delta, initiated at the great Mercer University. Growing up I certainly learned ...