One word or two: Brain rot is a ridiculous word of the year

May I have a word with you, please? Actually, two words. Brain rot. You just never know what kind of surprise awaits you when you check out this space, do you? I have the feeling brain rot wasn’t on your radar.

Factors matter when deciding where to invest, workers deciding where to take skills

In a recent column, we looked at how Georgia compares to other states when it comes to taxation. But that’s not the only measure of economic freedom. How does our state stack up against others more broadly?

Timeless classic ‘A Christmas Carol’ brought to life on Dillard Playhouse stage

Everyone knows the timeless quote from Tiny Tim Cratchit “God bless us, every one!” Tiny Tim’s sentiment still rings true to this day as the timeless classic has been brought to the local stage for another year in the form of a play.

Ferst Readers Literacy Program is the gift that keeps on giving

‘Tis the season for holiday festivities, decorations, and spending time with family and friends. It’s about pausing to think about what matters most in life and what there is to be grateful for.

More steady, broad-based reforms for Georgia, please

People across the state are watching the rankings this time of year, anxious to see where Georgia may land. I’m as big a football fan as the next person, but another list caught my eye. Each year, the Tax Foundation rates the states based on their tax codes.

Fannin County Sheriff’s Department ham-handed in dealings with local mother

It seems as though my mother was a criminal and I am just now finding out about it. All this time, I thought she was a conscientious parent who fixed my school lunch, washed and ironed my clothes, made sure I went to church and was active in the PTA. Little did I know.

Thankful for subscribers to The Clayton Tribune

Spending time with family and eating food are staple traditions around Thanksgiving as many people gather together and express how they are thankful.

Being thankful for these weekly conversations

What is Thanksgiving without a Thanksgiving column? For those of us who are tasked with offering our opinions on these pages, it is an obvious topic. And a good one.

Promise Scholarship applications open in 2025 for those seeking something different

Students across Georgia are enjoying Thanksgiving break. For many families, their schools are one of the things that makes them grateful this week — even if the kids may not admit it. Other families may not feel the same way. Maybe their child is struggling.

It’s The Law: Managing Your Inheritance Wisely

We are in the midst of one of the most substantial intergenerational transfers of wealth in history and is expected to continue for another couple of decades.