It seems that in nearly every issue of the Medical Examiner, typos rear their ugly heads, try as we might to avoid them. Typos – or as we like to call them, tpyos – are the bane of every publication whether the Medical Examiner or the Wall Street Journal. And I’ve seen typos in novels and non-fiction books plenty of …
It’s like April Fool’s every day!
I’d like to take this opportunity to thank the major advertisers in Augusta’s healthcare market for their support of the Medical Examiner. These are organizations – University Health System, GRU-slash-MCG, Doctors Hospital, Trinity Hospital and others – with HUGE advertising budgets. They’re in the Chronicle almost daily, in Augusta Magazine and Columbia County Magazine, in the Metro Spirit, Augusta Family, …
Thank you, Glynn Moore
…and Georgia Rep. Bill Hitchens. Why? For bringing attention to a pernicious plague upon our society: slow and/or habitual left lane drivers. Glynn Moore’s Augusta Chronicle column today is about this topic, and Rep. Hitchens’ proposed House Bill 459 to make it illegal to drive in the left lane except for overtaking and passing another vehicle or turning left. Law …