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By Jonathan M. Seidi June 3, 2011 Last night, I decided to turn on game two of the NBA Finals between the Miami Heat and Dallas Mavericks. I tuned in early, since the game started at 9 pm ET on the East Coast. And I’m glad I did. While watching the pregame festivities, I [...]
By Judson Phillips GCC/Staff June 2, 2011 There is something special when Americans come together and recently in the city of Grand Rapids that happened. A magazine named Grand Rapids as one of America’s dying cities. The citizens of Grand Rapids responded. They raised $40,000 in private funds, assembled a cast of [...]
By AP May 17, 2011 MINNEAPOLIS — Harmon Killebrew, the Minnesota Twins slugger known for his tape-measure home runs, has died at his home in Scottsdale, Ariz., after battling esophageal cancer. He was 74. The team said Killebrew died peacefully Tuesday morning with his wife, Nita, and their family at his side. He had announced [...]
By Dan Samaria Publisher/GCC May 15, 2011 Known for his fiercely independent conservative commentary, native Floridian editorial cartoonist Rob Smith, Jr. enjoys a weekly audience across America with his cartoons appearing on the Glenn Beck Program website. In 1992, Rob began creating award-winning editorial cartoons for the Winter Park/Maitland Observer and the Lakeland Ledger, earning [...]
By G.D.Rico GCC/Staff May 15, 2011 Editor’s Note: We are honored to welcome another cartoonist to the Chronicle, Mr. Greg Rico. Mr. Rico was with the Sacramento Union until they closed recently. He is an award-winning artist and is also the proud son of a Navy Purple-Heart Veteran. His father helped to form his deep-rooted [...]
By Bradley Hennenfent, M.D. Physician & Economist GCC/Staff May 7, 2011 Atlas Shrugged is a fantastic movie. I rate it 10 stars plus. It’s actually as good as the book, which is an achievement that rarely happens. Thus, by reading the non-stop negative reviews, you can discern the almost complete and total bias of [...]
By Fox nation May 1, 2011 Rocker Ted Nugent likes meat, and has no time for those who don’t. We caught up with the rocker and star of the Outdoor Channel show “Ted Nugent Spirit of the Wild,” (which airs on Tuesdays at 8:30 pm ET) to find out more about his love of hunting, [...]
By Kelly Fisher Apr. 23, 2011 A group of U.S. Marines stationed in Afghanistan seem to be Britney Spears fans and a terrific video of them lip-synching to ‘Hold It against me’ has been making the rounds on YouTube. The members of 266 Rein and HMLA 169 located “somewhere deep in the heart of [...]
By: Ann-Marie Murrell GCC/Staff Apr. 16, 2011 Ayn Rand’s masterpiece Atlas Shrugged should be required reading in every school and university in America. It is the anti-Socialism guide book–a warning anthem against allowing government to take over every aspect of our lives. I’ve read Atlas three times and even missed a flight last year while [...]
By Fred Schumacher Apr. 8, 2011 I Am Man (A Call For Unity) is the first single off “The Illumination”, the debut album from the extraordinary Norwegian rock collective Rover. A song about seeing each other for what really are, and not the labels we wear or the roles we play. A song about [...]
