SEEING RED by Randy Reynolds You think the red field in the Confederate battle flag represents the Blood of Chr...

By Randy Reynolds It wasn't her birthday or mine. It was no special night. But something triggered memories that night and I am a memory...

by Randy Reynolds When I think of veterans  the first person who comes to mind is my Uncle Jewell Strickland.  He was a teenager in  Ga...

    by Randy Reynolds It was the summer of 1969 and my Uncle Donnie, age 17, was visiting from Georgia. He had sat with me throughout my six...

by Randy Reynolds, descendant of Bartemous Reynolds and his son Sharp S. Reynolds, Sr. and  by Chris Russo,  descendant of Bartemous...

By Randy Reynolds  When four women bought a radio station in Gainesville, Georgia, in the late 1970’s, the local new...

by Randy Reynolds Macon, Georgia's claim to fame was that it was home to rock-n-roller Little Richard and was the site of some Cheroke...

by Randy Reynolds It was the mid-1950's, the Chattahoochee River had been dammed at Buford, Georgia, and the valleys were filling up...

by Randy Reynolds The dime bags I sold on the streets of Bainbridge, Georgia, in my youth were different from the dime bags of today. Thes...

by Randy Reynolds I had heard that preacher’s daughters were “fast” –which sounded ominous—and I would never have gone into the woods w...