No football feud: Harrells and McCoys on friendly terms

No football feud: Harrells and McCoys on friendly terms. Inside Story. CASCADE: THE FINAL YEAR – Closing strikes blow to Pacific Northwest. Page 1 lead. New England churches struggle to fill pulpits (reporting from Manchester, N.H.). Page 1. Phil Sanders to join ‘Search’ TV ministry (reporting from Edmond, Okla.). Page 5. In time of war, caring for the families at home (reporting from Spokane, Wash.). … Continue reading No football feud: Harrells and McCoys on friendly terms

Stringing quotes for The Associated Press, I witnessed a bit history on the night of Barack Obama’s election

My son Keaton makes a friend at the Republican watch party in Oklahoma City. • • • By Bobby Ross Jr. OKLAHOMA CITY — He grabbed me before I had a chance to escape. The Barack Obama supporter — a hunk of a man with a giant grin and a stench of too much celebratory liquid — wrapped his arms around me and squeezed. Hard. “This … Continue reading Stringing quotes for The Associated Press, I witnessed a bit history on the night of Barack Obama’s election

Race and the church: Getting beyond the handshake

Race and the church: Getting beyond the handshake (reporting from Southfield, Mich.). Currents. Sundays not segregated at Florissant (reporting from Florissant, Mo.). Currents. Leaders tackle questions on race and the church. Online Exclusive. Presidential race engages students. Page 1. ‘O Canada!’: Blessings north of the border (reporting from Hamilton, Ontario). Inside Story. Continue reading Race and the church: Getting beyond the handshake