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From his birth in 1924 in Bainbridge, Georgia, in a small African-American hospital, author William I. Jones Sr. spent the first nineteen years of his life trying to survive and dream the impossible—which was the American dream. Coming of age in a time of dramatic social change in the United States,...

Have personal issues impacted your performance at work? Are you frustrated with where you are in your career? Are your past disappointments impacting your future career goals? Have you felt stuck in your career? Michelle Skipper, Master Career Specialist, shares her own obstacles and personal setbacks...

Has your life ever felt out of balance? Has it ever seemed to you that society is imbalanced, with racial and economic disparities unfairly affecting people’s lives—and maybe even your own? More importantly, in the face of these inequalities, where can you turn for answers and solutions? In 50/50:...

In The Second Third of this trilogy, The Saga of Bob Thoe, the years1950 to 1980 of his life describes some of the extreme experiences of the author in the second 30 years of his 90 some years of active living. In the early part of this volume, John and Annie were born. During the 1950s Bob was again...

Like a Norman Rockwell painting , Ernest Spiva, Jr. shares his joy and excitement in growing up on Grace Avenue in Panama City, Florida. A descendant of two Bay County pioneer families, he was an entertaining storyteller with a memory for details and a subtle sense of humor. As he matured, Ernest...

The Oldest Living Graduate is the autobiographical account of LTG William J. Ely, who began his life’s journey in 1911 when he was born on a small Pennsylvania farm. He graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point in 1933 and went on to serve for thirty-three years, rising to...

n the past, the "elevator" was an even more important part of farm life than it is today. It was a place where the farmer could sell his crops and buy just about everything he needed to produce them. It usually included a mill that produced animal feed, and in the more distant past often...

If you are about to turn fifty-five years old, there’s a good chance you’re thinking about where to go and what to do when you retire. Thousands of people just like you have already made the leap, and many of them are enjoying life in active adult community. On the beach, in the mountains, in...

In 1946, while Rosy the Riveter was taking her shop apron off and setting down her wrench for the last time, Millie Uher got into a U.S. Army surplus Jeep and drove up into the hills southwest of Maracaibo, Venezuela. In this biography written by her son, we learn she was much more than a working...

A boomer turns caregiver, moving back in with his parents, and shares practical and quirky tips and stories to help you.

Victorian Texas Courthouses have been called the “architectural treasures of the state”. Although they have a number of characteristics in common, such as the use of wrought iron, stained-glass, towers, turrets, and gingerbread, the architecture of the Victorian Era was not just one style but...

The healthcare industry can be lucrative and dangerous. When a powerful and charismatic magnate employs unethical and harmful tactics to dominate the market, a young employee considers becoming a whistle blower to obtain justice. Opioids, murders, counterfeit drugs, assault, and kidnapping intimidate...

"Give yourself permission to internally acknowledge, affirm, and validate your blessings, talents, service, contributions, skills, and experiences as you step into your destiny. Always know that you are good enough, you are worthwhile, and you have value." Deborah A. Hill Dreaming is as...

In 1768 the sixty-year struggle to open the lands of the Kayaderosseras Patent north of Albany for settlement was finally resolved. The long conflict with France was over, and disputes over ownership rights with the local Mohawk Indians had been settled. This is the story of the families that left...