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Classical Dixie

Something that is well known to historians that study Dixie, but almost completely unknown to the general population, is the

Growing up in the South, nothing seemed as manly for a young boy as some sort of wound. A cut,

Author’s Preface: I purposely write little of theology. I see myself as unqualified to do so and generally wish to

If baseball is America’s pastime and the national sport, then football is Dixie’s game. It is far and away the

I am constantly annoyed by a painfully ignorant comment I stumble upon frequently – in some form or another –

The autumn air was crisp and clean, the leaves not yet fallen by the wind, I sat reminded of yesteryears,

There is something very unique about Dixie when compared to the rest of the United States. It’s something that is

In the course of the day to day, sometimes we are arrested from our routine by events, even visions of

Author’s Note: This is intended to be the second part of a two-part series on the future of King of

Author’s Note: This is the first part of a two-part series on the future of King of the Hill. The