David Cook: My kingdom for a car
In what has to be a new low point in kingly history, scientists in England identified King Richard III's remains last week.

In what has to be a new low point in kingly history, scientists in England identified King Richard III's remains last week.

Going in, I was already worried about a few questions. Like:
Since 1979, Debi Church has attended the births of more than 1,200 area babies.
Derquazia Smartt has seen more A's than the first 20 pages of the phone book. Teachers beg to have her in class. She can't remember the last time she made a B.
Everytime I watch them on TV, I think the same thing: It's wrong. The way they're being treated is just plain wrong.

A week or so ago, near the bare trees and bus stop shadows, a dirty white minivan sat idling near the curb outside Eastgate Town Center, a "Believer" bumper sticker pasted across the back window.
Who, exactly, is Kevin M. Spiegel?
According to state officials, representatives from 123 school districts in Tennessee were there. Athens. Meigs. Marion. Williamson. Metro Nashville. Knox. Shelby. Bradley. Pretty much everybody.

Curse you, Julian Fellowes. She was the best of them all.
Long on questions and short on answers, I do know one thing. Sure as shingles, if you have not been paying attention to the Erlanger crisis, it's time you started.