continued from page the run for five years, a rookie deputy sheriff caught Rudolph climbing out of a dumpster in North Carolina. Sadly, horrific terrorist attacks – foreign and domestic – seem to have become a way of life these days. But the bombing in Centennial Olympic Park on July 27, 1996, is the one that I will never forget. In fact, I can’t. You can reach Dick Yarbrough at ...

continued from page travel along a conveyor belt behind glass windows is so, so, so satisfying. And then there’s that evil invention on the roadside: the “Hot Light” sign, a beacon of temptation signaling fresh doughnuts are coming out of the oven right now. It calls to me. When they’re warm, Krispy Kreme doughnuts are out of this world—so fresh, so soft, so delicious. Eating one ...

continued from page tal funds that can be disbursed through the program and no expiration date for the credit, which goes into effect Jan. 1, 2027. Although Trump and congressional Republicans deserve major kudos for getting this passed, it still falls short of the mark. One problem — it’s not enough. The version in the House bill had the credit up to $5,000 but this got whittled ...