... wonder if he'll have to go through the motions of being the Republican presidential or vice presidential nominee first. (Editor's Note: John Brummett is a columnist for the Arkansas News Bureau in Little Rock. His e-mail address is jbrummett ...

... by then, he chose the Log Cabin the symbol of the Whig Party as the name for his newspaper and named Charlie Cox its first editor. In the early 1880s, Livingston moved to Morrilton to edit the Star, and his brothers-in-law, Zol and T. M ...

... of the Enlightenment. What's more, he brought remarkable analytic power to lexicography. As James Murray, the first editor of the Oxford English Dictionary, would later write, Webster "was a born definer of words." Unlike the speller ...

... their children. So what is our community's vision? Right know it appears to be "Keep what you have and don't let anyone get anything until you get yours first." ------ (EDITOR'S NOTE: Thomas Hayes is a Conway resident.)

... wondering what he meant. "Her name," he said, "on the tombstone. I always prayed mine would be there first." ------ (EDITOR'S NOTE: Sharon Randall is a winner of the American Association of Sunday and Feature Editors commentary ...

... the City Council members put law enforcement last, maybe its time to let them know law enforcement should be first. ------ (EDITOR'S NOTE: Mike Hammett is state president of the Arkansas Law Enforcement Union, IUPA, Local 880, AFL ...

... I'm sure that will be good enough. And he'll get his own column someday, unless somebody writes mine first. --- (EDITOR'S NOTE: John Brummett is a columnist and reporter for the Arkansas News Bureau in Little Rock. His e-mail ...

... has been amended only 27 times and it would be a desecration itself if the 28th Amendment were a dilution of the First. --- (EDITOR'S NOTE: Dale McFeatters is an editorial writer for Scripps Howard News Service. E-mail at McFeattersD@SHNS ...

... Enterprises, which starred the movie star of the same name. In issue No. 11, however, editor Vin Sullivan (Superman's first editor), writer Ray Krank and artist Dick Ayers abruptly revamped the character as the pseudo-spook, who was a lot more ...

... had as a columnist can be traced to a lot of fine people who helped along the way. The late J.D. Beauchamp was my first editor. He was a two-finger typist on an old Royal standard typewriter and could give anybody a run for their money on words ...