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  • 3 weeks ago | frontporchrepublic.com | Carter Johnson

    Every freshman is required to take boxing at the Virginia Military Institute. I had the particular misfortune to have been registered—not by choice of course—for the 8 a.m. section. After rushing to formation and getting yelled at during breakfast, I’d hurry to change out of my uniform and make it to class. I’d slip on the gloves and quietly move onto the mat. As we started throwing jabs, I felt the pancakes shift in my stomach.

  • 4 weeks ago | frontporchrepublic.com | Nadya Williams

    It is 19:00 hours on a Friday, and the family barber is reporting for duty. I’m the family barber. It started five years ago, during the pandemic lockdown. Since Great Clips was closed for a while—and then reopened with a masking mandate—my husband, who was not interested in growing out his hair then or ever, asked me to trim it. What to do? There were, to be sure, creative DIY solutions available.

  • 1 month ago | frontporchrepublic.com | Dixie Dillon Lane

    Three ash trees once grew in the parking lot next to my childhood home. The first of the three was useless to me, as its lowest branch was far too high to climb. The second had branches more amenable to my purposes, and I climbed them occasionally for a change of pace. But the third—the middle tree in the line of three—was perfect for climbing in every way. The branches began low and were balanced, circling like a staircase up to a high open hand.

  • 1 month ago | frontporchrepublic.com | John Murdock

    The longtime editor-in-chief of World magazine discusses the Zenger Prize, his new gig at Christianity Today, the temptations of conservative politics (compassionate or otherwise), and his memoir Pivot Points.   Highlights1:00       Aspiring galactic editor and globe trotter5:45       Street level reporting v. suite level pontification15:15    BREAKING:  Flatwater Free Press on the Zenger Prize long list      18:00    Welcome to the jungle . . .

  • 1 month ago | frontporchrepublic.com | Marvin Olasky

    Zenger House has announced its twelve 2025 awards for ground-level reporting. The winning stories are all excellent, but none emerged primarily from the ground-level reporting of local journalists. I chair Zenger House and am one of the five judges of the prizes, now in their fourth year.

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