Write On
A writer for all seasons
I’m a veteran journalist who has written for dozens of publications since 1986. My specialties are sports and features, but I’ve also written on news and business. I’ve branched out to do wedding features and wrote a book featuring over 100 true and inspiring stories. I feature a smooth, engaging writing style that makes for enjoyable reading.
Finding the write words
An ongoing story
I’ve written thousands of articles over the years, so choosing representative samples is a challenge. I’ll go with some of my favorites to showcase my writing style. They include sports, features and wedding stories.
Tea for two
Glass remains full for Savannah couple
The story of how my wife and I met, with sweet tea proving to be an icebreaker of sorts. It first ran in a community newspaper in Pooler, Ga., and is featured in my book, “A Spirited Journey.”
Meet me in SavannahCouple discovers tea for two
By Stephen Prudhomme
Steve and Fran Prudhomme followed each other around the country for a number of years without knowing it. Their traveling brought them to Savannah, where they continued to avoid each other, unintentionally, for several years.Eventually, the stars aligned and they met at a restaurant, Steve seeking a buffet meal following an exerting bike ride, Fran, a single mother, working as a server to supplement her job at a bank. Steve's thirst almost derided the relationship before it started.
True survivor helps those in need
Former homeless woman has a heart for those living in the streets
Socks & SandwichesBloomingdale woman survives car crash and expands homeless ministry
By Stephen Prudhomme
On July 5, 2022, Kimberly Golden and her son distributed bags containing a pair of socks and a sandwich to the homeless in Savannah. Later that night, Golden was on an Uber run when she was hit by a drunk driver near Berwick Plantation and suffered extensive injuries.
Her days of helping the homeless would not end on that night, however. Enjoying a miraculous recovery that allowed her to return home after five days, the Bloomingdale woman enlisted the help of her church to expand the ministry and acquire nonprofit status.
Once homeless, Golden is seeing to the material needs of those in the same situation while offering spiritual nourishment.
Right course of action
Golf program offers veterans playing tips and partners
Putting veterans on the links
By Stephen Prudhomme
Don Ralston served in the U.S. Coast Guard for six years as a machinery technician. In the civilian sector, he built hospitals as a mechanical project manager in Florida for 30 years before recently retiring with his wife to Lake Tansi.
His military experience and retirement status led him to a program that will team him with fellow veterans and enhance his skills in a game he’s played for many years
A versatile wordsmith
Finding the write words
From sports to features, news to business, newsletters to blogs, I can meet your writing needs at a competitive price.
