But one good thing came out of it: Jimmy Carter made me a forever conservative ... We never went to the grocery store in those days without an envelope full of coupons. The gasoline I paid ...

But one good thing came out of it: Jimmy Carter made me a forever conservative ... We never went to the grocery store in those days without an envelope full of coupons. The gasoline I had paid ...

But one good thing came out of it: Jimmy Carter made me a forever conservative ... We never went to the grocery store in those days without an envelope full of coupons. The gasoline I paid ...

Out of the many mourning former President Jimmy Carter, not everyone can say he saved their life. Rocky Sickmann was a 22-year-old US Marine stationed at the American embassy in Tehran ...

Carter frequented Atlanta’s Highland Woodworking, a shop replete with a library of how-to books and hard-to-find tools, and recruited the world’s preeminent handmade furniture maker, Tage Frid, as an ...

In 2018 I had the privilege of interviewing President Carter for a documentary about how music shaped his philosophy, his politics, and his view of the world. Jimmy Carter grew up in the ...

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Jimmy Carter ‘s long public goodbye began Saturday in south Georgia where the 39th U.S. president’s life ...

Families and other admirers lined up along the procession route in downtown Plains, near a historic train depot where Carter once headquartered his successful 1976 presidential campaign.

The motorcade moved through downtown Plains, which spans just a few blocks, passing near the girlhood home ... The elder Carter also owned a store in Plains and was a local civic and political ...

"Just thankful for the opportunity, really," Carter said. "They told me last night that I was going to be able to play now after playing two games with the G, so I think it was a good experience.

"Jimmy Carter’s friendship taught me, and through his life taught me ... scheduled to deliver brief eulogies and lay wreaths near Carter’s casket,” according to the Atlanta Journal Constitution.