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Heres' how to help Tropical Storm Chantal Survivors: 1) Donate to the American Red Cross | Help Those Affected by Disasters. 800-HELP-NOW https://www.redcross.org/ 2) Donate to the Salvation Army https://www.salvationarmyusa.org/contact-us/#Request%20Message 3) Give...

Each year, ‘Hurricane Season’ last for five months. Since 2005, when Hurricane Katrina decimated the Gulf Coast States, most people have paid more attention to forecasts about potential storms. This week’s post will discuss general information that you need to know as...

While attending the gathering in Nebraska, Billionaire Warren Buffett surprised shareholders and the world when he announced his plans to step down at the end of the year. I was interviewed about Buffet's decision by CBS Omaha anchor Jillian Lampkins on my thoughts...

The world premiere of Loving v. Virginia Opera opened this week. I had the grand opportunity to attend the pre-screening production which included the cast dress rehearsal with a splendid full orchestral performance. The Opera tells a part of the story of an...

The 2025 Hurricane Season lists of names is now available. Hurricane season officially starts on June 1st.  Already, forecasters are predicting an overactive season so check back to learn about hurricanes as they develop. In the meantime, you can read about - The...

The winter storm that slammed the Plains and Midwest is headed toward the East Coast. As the storm moves, it is expected to leave more snow than most southern states have seen in years. The fast moving system will reach New England by Friday. Stay safe everyone.

As the snow melts from Texas to DC, people from Dallas to Florida are moving pass the shocking white January weather surprise. But, over the last few days Southerners made snowmen and snow angels. The frigid weather transformed the snow into ice, so the folks in New...

Starting Saturday over 45 million people from Missouri to Maine will be impacted by a major weather system. Forecasters expect the winter storm to produce 36 inches of snow with hail in some areas, up to 1/2 inch of ice in others, and heavy precitation from the...

Although I was not old enough to vote for President Carter, I remember him. My Mississippi Civics teacher, Mr. Bailey talked to our class about President Carter before he left office. Then, he told us to write to President Carter to tell him that we, young...