April 2022 – Page 10 – Capital Outlook

Race, democracy and Ukraine

April 7, 2022

David W. Marshall Just when you say it can’t get any worse, it gets worse. After two years, we are still in the midst of a deadly pandemic resulting in the loss of over 900,000 American lives. Last year, we witnessed our fellow Americans attack the U.S. Capitol to overturn

Against the grain II

April 7, 2022

What will happen with all the batteries from electric vehicles Vaughn Wilson We know for a fact that fossil fuels are not the long term answer for energy to power both homes and vehicles. The devastating effects of the emissions wreak havoc on both our protective atmosphere and causes a

Overflow: What makes your life worth living?

April 7, 2022

Dr. Asha Fields Brewer What makes your life valuable in this present moment? If we look at the messages we see in society, it would seem that worth is tied to finding the right career, making the right amount of money and surrounding yourself with the right people and things–like

Judge sides with pot doctor in undercover probe

April 7, 2022

Dr. Joseph Dorn By Dara Kam News Service of Florida A Tallahassee doctor who ordered medical marijuana for two undercover investigators posing as patients didn’t do anything wrong, an administrative law judge decided. The Florida Department of Health sought to strip physician Joseph Dorn of his medical license for five

Former Leon player leads Georgia team to high school title

April 7, 2022

Coach Omari Forts, a Tallahassee native, has led the Tri-Cities Bulldogs to two Georgia High School state titles.Photo by IQue Media Group Simeon Cottle (center) was leading scorer for the Tri-Cities basketball team during the past season.Photo by IQue Media Group By St. Clair Murraine Outlook Staff Writer Omari Forts

Ayala launches campaign for State Attorney General post

April 7, 2022

Attorney Aramis Ayala (center) had plenty of support from Valarie Brant Wilson (left), who is parliamentarian of the Florida Democratic Black Women’s Consortium, and City Commissioner Dianne Williams-Cox.Photo submitted By St. Clair Murraine Outlook Staff Writer Not too long ago, it seemed like Aramis Ayala was thinking about launching a

Advocates call for restoration of food program for schoolchildren

April 7, 2022

Congress will have to authorize funding in order for the Agriculture Department to continue paying for school meals this summer.Photo by St. Clair Murraine Sky Beard By St. Clair Murraine Outlook Staff Writer When Congress recently decided to pass the 1.5 trillion omnibus spending bill with the omission of waivers