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What would Dave do?
When I started writing this weekly column, my first idea for an overarching theme was “what would Dave ...
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Days Gone Bye: Remembering a fearless, friendly fighter
By Tom Boggs I just came across this column written about my late partner seven years ago, and ...
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How nice it would be
Memorial Day weekends are always a time for family gatherings. Whether in the yard with the grill billowing ...
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Days Gone Bye: Remembering
By Tom Boggs As this column comes out two days past Memorial Day, 2025, I was just thinking ...
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When it rains
The cliche “when it rains, it pours,” can often seem true, whether discussing bad luck or actual rain. ...
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Days gone bye: The old master himself
By Tom Boggs Last night I was gazing at an old piece of driftwood at the house, with ...
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A tale of two mowers
It was the best of grass, it was the worst of grass. But mostly, it was grass that ...
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Days gone bye: Real Hollywood heroes
By Tom Boggs At my age, I can still recall play-like heroes on the silver screen at the ...
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Barbeque traditions
Last week I got a chance to do something that my wife and my doctor have strongly advised ...
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Days gone bye: There is still sufficient breeze
By Tom Boggs Some years back our friend and client, Ronnie Jennings, installed a very large flag pole ...
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Days Gone Bye: I’ll see you there
By Tom Boggs Music, especially songs of home, do, indeed, carry me back to that dirt street of ...
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Final Four didn’t turn out like I hoped
Every year, the NCAA men’s basketball tournament is one of my favorite events to watch. I love seeing ...
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Days Gone Bye: Traveling on down the road
By Tom Boggs Traveling east on Highway 80 out of Demopolis the other day, I looked over to ...
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Ready for another Rooster Day
Last year, I got my first taste of Demopolis’ Rooster Day festival. It was one of the best ...
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Days Gone Bye: That could be good or bad
By Tom Boggs The Lord gave us certain senses, and we ought not to take ‘em for granted, ...