Celebrating Pastor Jack Hayford: The Evangelical Gold Standard by Joel Vaughan | March 2, 2023 | Culture | No Comments There are many good things about the internet, and perhaps just as many if not more negative aspects. But one of the things I enjoy... Read More
Truck Drivers Move America – In More Ways Than One by Joel Vaughan | February 10, 2022 | Culture | No Comments My dad with his truck and his two oldest grandsons. Read More
Virginia politics have always had an effect on national events: a personal reflection by Joel Vaughan | November 4, 2021 | Culture | No Comments This year’s Virginia elections have brought back many memories of my previous life engaged in grassroots politics and campaigns in the Commonwealth, before relocating to... Read More
Family Memories & Life Lessons at Memorial Day by Joel Vaughan | May 27, 2021 | Opinion | No Comments Heading into this Memorial Day weekend of 2021, I’m thinking of the Americans who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. We were... Read More
An African-American Running for the U.S. Senate in the Capital of the Confederacy by Joel Vaughan | July 17, 2020 | Opinion | No Comments With U. S. Senate elections swinging into full gear, and race relations at the forefront of the news, I am often reminded of a time... Read More
