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Shaving with Saddam and the Amish - Rob Felt
During the intensely repetitious coverage of Saddam Hussein's capture this week it's hard to estimate how many stories we didn't hear about Whenever major news breaks the media is forced to concentrate its collective efforts in one specific direction. The effect of this acute focus is the risk of missing other news. What did they fail to note this week?
Even ushers get cold feet - By Billy Corriher
Last weekend, I traveled home to North Carolina to be an usher in a good friend of mine's wedding.
An alert shopper is a safe shopper
By Ed Brock
Accosted and angered by change - R.H. Joseph
Whether or not Iraq becomes a quagmire remains to be seen. No such uncertainty exists regarding my front yard.
Clayton board selects Pulliam
By Greg Gelpi
Larry G. McLain
Larry G. McLain, age 57, of Jonesboro, passed away Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2003.
Soda bottle bomb explodes in school
By Ed Brock
Richard Tatem
Retired
Fishing for that unusual gift
By Clay Wilson
Red Cross sees blood shortage worsen
By Michael Davis
Give your coats to a good cause - April Avison
It's beginning to finally feel a lot like winter around here.
Hilda D. Weese
Homemaker
Take responsibility for your actions - Greg Gelpi
Just call me Houdini. With one snap of my fingers, I could make 99 percent of the world's problems disappear.
Sign me up for Europe Chamber of Commerce - Bob Paslay
I don't know if you have ever heard Andy Griffith's very early comedy called "What It Was Was Football" about a country bumpkin pushed along into a UNC football game on a Saturday afternoon describing what he saw. If you have you know it can be funny to get a new perspective on something many accept as normal.
A sports fan's letter to Santa
By Doug Gorman
Police officer sentenced on theft charges
By Ed Brock
Odd stories spur more thankfulness - Clay Wilson
Here are yet two more reasons to be thankful for living in America.
Local teams gearing up for Tiger Classic tourney
By Anthony Rhoads
Who's looking out for the kids? - Zach Porter
On a recent airing of his radio program "The Factor," Bill O'Reilly spent much time on the subject of the new "Cat in the Hat" movie out this holiday season in theaters.
School board trip to Florida to cost $1,600
By Greg Gelpi
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Fugitive's mother in Clayton court
By Ed Brock
All it's cracked up to be - By Michael Davis
Between a crowd of people who either have on too many protest buttons or too much hair gel and a back door that leads to a cold and rainy side street in East Atlanta, I waited.
Saddam's swan song - Ed Brock
What a rock-star ending for Saddam Hussein.