In Solidarity and Remembrance In the heart of Baton Rouge, where the Mississippi River winds its way through stories of resilience and resolve, we bid farewell to a man who embodied the very essence of courage and compassion. Sgt. Caleb Michael Eisworth, a devoted guardian of our community for 23 unwavering years, left this world (more…)
Posted on September 4, 2025 by S. Vincent Anthony Dear Readers, In the quiet moments of reflection, as the world hurries by with its fleeting distractions, I am drawn once more to the stories that anchor us—the tales of extraordinary courage that remind us of the true cost of freedom. Today, from the depths of (more…)
Posted on September 3, 2025 by S. Vincent Anthony Dear Readers, Enveloped by the shadows of tales I’ve crafted and the indelible memories that linger, I feel an urgent pull to share this from the core of my being. Our world races forward without pause, turning today’s news into tomorrow’s overlooked details. Yet, certain realities (more…)
By S. Vincent Anthony In the heart of a small American town, where flags fly high and the Fourth of July is a sacred affair, lives Mary Ellen Carter, a Gold Star Mom. Her son, Private First Class Daniel Carter, didn’t come home from his tour in Afghanistan. The folded flag she received, now resting (more…)