Cheryle Johnson is a former reporter, PR/HR Manager living in Metro Atlanta. She is an award winning journalist and poet.
“I’m running for Georgia Public Service Commission, a job you probably never heard of and may not think is important. I’m here
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First-time candidate for Georgia State Senate runs to counter what Governor Kemp has wrought.
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I have felt like crying all day. The news that Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) seems so entrenched in his position that he will not support the sweeping election reform bill known as
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The attention started coming when I was very young. Then again, when your custodial parents partially raise you in a tavern, as a child you hang around a lot of drunken people
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We do still talk about him, the Former Guy, those of us who hated his presidency and feared that to which it portended. The more hushed tones are neither harsh nor bitter.
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I watched most of the Derek Chauvin trial, as I am sure many in this country may have done, or at least seen snippets as they watched their preferred evening news venues.
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Elections, they say, have consequences. If this is true, then the Nov. 3, 2020, choice of Joe Biden over Donald Trump and the Jan. 5 Georgia Senate run-offs that ushered Jon Ossoff
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“Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue.” —Traditional rhyme Traditions. They are the things that bind us together over time, create the fabric of society, and mark momentous occasions in our
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In 1988 while Bruce Willis was still enjoying his success from the blockbuster series “Moonlighting,” he also starred in the movie “Die Hard.” To this day, film critics and fans are still
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In the Georgia jungle primary to fill the last two years of the Senate seat vacated in 2019 by Republican Johnny Isakson, Reverend Raphael Warnock stands out amidst a crowded field of
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“I’m running for Georgia Public Service Commission, a job you probably never heard of and may not think is important. I’m here to tell you that it is important, especially to fight
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I hope so, because I already did. I did so knowing there are priests — especially here in the U.S. — who will say I have violated the doctrine of my faith
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