April 14, 2006 RSS feed / Opinion/Crime

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Thirty-something speaks

Grow up as slowly as possible
Mike Maddock
My dad taught me a few things that have served me well in life, like how to cook a good steak on the grill, lay down a drag bunt, and pull his finger. He gave me a love for dogs, sophomoric humor, and college football. More...

The case of the missing purse

By Mimi M. Maddock

I went to Target on Garners Ferry Road Sunday, April 9. I parked, got a cart from outside, strapped my purse in it so no one would snatch it, put my keys in my pocket, and went inside to shop. More...

The Columbia Star should become a daily

Dear publisher, Thanks for this special offer. I've read your paper More...

It's not a criticism, it's an observation.

Taking men to the dark side
Mike Cox

I know better, I really do. I understand morning television is more about marketing than truth; I realize the overwhelming number of viewers in the morning are middle aged women; I even try to avoid the programs altogether. More...

The breakup of Tommy & Emmie

Tommy wakes up early with a bad headache. He sits up on the edge of the bed and puts his hand on the side of his aching head. His sideburns are wet. He turns on the night light and sees the wetness is blood! More...


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