Author

Walter D. (Wally) Wilkerson, Jr., MD

BusinessMay 1, 2022

From the Former (1964-2020) Chairman’s Desk: Rescuers

Rescuers What you do matters, and history lives to tell it.

CommunityApril 1, 2022

From the Former Chairman's Desk: Heart Disease

From the Former Chairman's Desk: Heart Disease Dr.

CommunityMarch 2, 2022

From the Former Chairman's Desk: A Penny for your Thoughts

From the Former Chairman's Desk: A Penny for your Thoughts Jeremy McCarter, Executive Producer of Make-Believe Association, recently wrote in the Wall Street Journal: “Postcards are good at their job-maybe too good.

CommunityDecember 31, 2021

From the Former Chairmans Desk: Bagpipes

Bagpipes “Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Bagpipes” was a music article written by American composer Michael Kurek that appeared in the November issue of The Epic Times.

CommunityJune 4, 2021

Safe Haven

A Wall Street Journal book reviewer, Heller McAlpin published a review of author Pauline Bren’s book titled “The Barbizon” in the February 2021 Journal.

From the Former Chairman-Republican Party

CommunityApril 1, 2021

Sister Physicians

“The Doctors Blackwell”, a book written by author Janice P.

Politics & GovernmentMarch 29, 2021

An American Story

The Hillsdale College publication, Imprimis, featured a November 2020 article by Christopher Flannery, a senior fellow at the Claremont Institute, entitled “Mystic Chords of Memory: Learning from the American Story”.

CommunityJanuary 25, 2021

Taps

Taps is a familiar bugle call played during flag ceremonies and at the conclusion of military funerals of the United States Armed Forces.

Politics & GovernmentNovember 2, 2020

FROM THE FORMER (1964-2020) COUNTY CHAIRMAN’S DESK: Right to Vote

Right to Vote Women’s movement to secure the right to vote began to gather strength in the 1840s with the first right to vote convention in Seneca, New York according to Wall Street Journal columnist Amanda Foreman in her September 14th column “Historically Speaking”.

CommunityOctober 12, 2020