Category Archives: women

Move over Broun, Price, and Gingrey

Posted on June 5, 2013 by Katherine Helms Cummings

The loudest Republican members of the Georgia Congressional Delegation have managed to make our state the laughing-stock with jewels that have included: Paul Broun, MD (Medical College of Georgia) saying to the Baptist Church Sportsman Group over dinner last September, … Continue reading →

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Rings and licenses

Posted on March 29, 2013 by Katherine Helms Cummings

The Friday Photo A weekly photo inspired by art, community and spontaneity March 29, 2013 I got this ring almost 29 years ago. It has a lot of miles on it. There are millions just like it, some brand new … Continue reading →

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What’s your personal anthem?

Posted on March 20, 2013 by Katherine Helms Cummings

I plugged in my iPod on my way into work this morning, and was surprised to see that Jay Bookman’s column today is all about what I listened to while I drove. I owned a small market radio station and … Continue reading →

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