A monumental day in Huntsville with two major happenings at Maple Hill Cemetery. Huntsville’s Confederate Monument has a new home and Huntsville First Lady Eula Battle has been laid to to rest.

His courage earned him the honor of election to congress. But, it’s impossible for me to respect his rhetoric later on which I firmly believe caused more harm than good.

Who really wants to be at work when they are 80? Instead of seeing the likelihood that she wouldn’t be able to continue past two more likely Republican terms, pushing her near 90, she made the short-sighted and selfish decision to remain on the court.
Sure enough, at the head of the table, sat the unmistakable, flamboyant icon – with his “towering pompador.”


Eddie Money, who passed away on Friday the 13th, once appeared at Big Spring Jam in Huntsville but his assertions of once being a police officer turn out to be… a cop out.

Former NASA astronaut and Huntsville resident Owen Garriott has passed away. As an Astronaut with NASA Mr. Garriott spent 60 days on Skylab in 1973 and 10 days on the Space Shuttle Space lab in 1983.

Folks around Huntsville will remember Marvin Pogue as the high profile homeless veteran who was frequently seen heading up and down University Drive, or maybe the Parkway, with his grocery cart.

When I started searching on the Internet to substantiate my less than impressive opinion of John McCain, I didn’t really find the kind of information that my anonymous sources were telling me should be there.