It’s been a while since I posted anything about my columns in The Virginian-Pilot – mainly because it’s been a while since I wrote anything! I see the last post I did was in May 2015! It hasn’t been that long since I wrote anything but life kinda got busy. And then when I tried to write, I had a really hard time getting going.

Anyway, you can always catch my op-eds on PilotOnline here. Go ahead and bookmark that link – since they changed the menu navigation, it can be a little hard to find. (They also post automatically to my Facebook page.)

Here’s a rundown on my op-eds:

• 5/28/15: In Norfolk, no way to pick next school chief
• 06/11/15: A class with financial acumen
• 06/25/15: Move past symbols in conversation about race
• 07/02/15: Growing crowd of We the people
• 07/09/15: The bad best-case scenario for redistricting
• 07/23/15: Polling for voters in local, national races
• 08/02/15: Precious pencils and paper
• 09/17/15: Another day, another redistricting lawsuit
• 10/01/15: Take a look at Virginia’s redistricting proposals
• 10/15/15: End Byrd voting legacy
• 10/29/15: High cost of staying home on Election Day
• 11/12/15: What comes next in Richmond
• 08/21/16: Keeping public colleges public
• 09/04/16: Lower your eyes on November’s ballot
• 09/18/16: The ever-changing Virginia Constitution

Right now, I’m trying to write every other week. And, of course, column tips are always welcome

Just a reminder: Although my column appears in the paper, I am not and have never been an employee of The Virginian-Pilot nor am I paid for my articles.

Filed under: 2016 Elections, Hampton Roads, Local, Norfolk, Politics, Virginia