BRACK: Celebrating Jimmy Carter’s life of service
By Andy Brack, editor and publisher | Former President Jimmy Carter, who turned 97 on Friday, was born when trains were a common form of transportation. There were no interstates, information superhighways, fax machines, computers, emails or texts. Social media and instant communication to the other side of the world were the things of science fiction. Cars broke down a lot. Phones were elementary and not ubiquitous. Times were hard. A Depression was around the corner.
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