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The life of an unheralded saint - Clay Wilson
Baptists aren't in the habit of designating saints. That's a Catholic tradition.
Residents asked to recycle trees
By Clay Wilson
Swaggart, move over for Thurmond show
By Bob Paslay
Christmas greeting scam leaves sour taste - Greg Gelpi
Still fairly new in town, each time I open my mailbox I do so with excited anticipation.
Police report quiet holiday
By Ed Brock
Merry (read this) Christmas! - Rob Felt
What type of newspaper column would someone want to read on Christmas? I asked myself this question Tuesday afternoon, while facing a deadline and a room full of food at the office holiday party. Get those keys clicking, I told myself, there's food to eat!
New Year's Eve not my favorite
By Zach Porter
Resolving to do good in 2004 - April Avison
New Year's resolutions are pretty stupid, if you ask me. We all make these crazy promises to ourselves but know we won't be able to keep them. By the time February rolls around, we're too busy, too lazy or the diet is just too difficult, and it all goes out the window.
O Tannenbaum, O Tannenbaum - Billy Corriher
Every year, the centerpiece of my family's Christmas celebration is a small plastic tree with white lights. It's not really big enough to be considered a tree, so I guess it's more of a bush.
Making Christmas merry
By Ed Brock
Loving those Thrashers
By Doug Gorman
Photo by Zach Porter
Above, Tiffany Riley takes a basket of toys from Andrews Chapel United Methodist Church to be delivered to children staying at Rainbow House.
It's not too late to mail items
From Staff Reports
Corbin Cain
Corbin Cain, age 26, of Locust Grove passed away Monday, Dec. 22, 2003.
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.
More than sweet and sour pork - R.H. Joseph
Amused as any world traveler by Atlanta's hubristic self-description as an international city, I nevertheless keep my mouth shut.
Christmas Zen meditation - Ed Brock
After I found my rhythm the tinny clinking of the bell put me in a meditative mood, a state of Christmas Zen.
Student splitting time between work, school
By Greg Gelpi
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NORAD assuring Santa a safe flight
From Staff Reports