‘We Found Paradise’: Gerald Ensley on the History and Eccentricities of His Beloved Tallahassee Ownership:Books by Gerald Ensley This book is composed of

This book is composed of photographs collected from different sources: The Dallas Morning News’ archives and readers to the Dallas Public Library and the Dallas Historical Society

The Eagle-Tribune is delighted to be working with the Methuen Historical Commission and Nevins Memorial Library to present a beautiful coffee-table book on Methuen’s proud history

the Crimson Tide had to undergo rigorous COVID-19 testing and the temporary loss of its legendary coach to a positive diagnosis

through stunning historic photos

after UGA beat TCU in the national champion to claim their second straight title

‘We Found Paradise’: Gerald Ensley on the History and Eccentricities of His Beloved Tallahassee Ownership:Books by Gerald Ensley This book is composed ofWe are proud to present We Found Paradise: Gerald Ensley on the History and Eccentricities of His Beloved Tallahassee, compiled by Amanda Karioth Thompson and Ron Hartung, with a foreword by Mary Ann Lindley. Gerald Ensley was one of the Tallahassee Democrats most popular writers ever. Perhaps his favorite topic was his adopted hometown. Weve compiled 45 pieces he wrote showcasing the areas quirks and customs, heroes and villains, struggles and