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DOT offers advice for falling objects - Tamara Boatwright
Last week I yammered on about a football size rock sailing off a dump truck and slamming into the left fender of my car. I took a light-hearted look at what could have been a serious situation.
Hospice provides both support and helping hand
By Greg Gelpi
Johnson stays a Lady Bulldog
By Doug Gorman
Good woman, bad situation - Ed Brock
There's a popular carnival ride that I've heard about but never experienced.
All in the family for Douglas, Auburn
By Doug Gorman
Katherine Swanson Bryan
Katherine Swanson Bryan, age 90, of Forest Park, passed away Friday, Nov. 14, 2003.
Fast-track road projects set for derailing
By Diane Wagner
Prepare now for holiday mailing
By Ed Brock
Could there be a ghost in your house? - April Avison
I'm glad October has ended. Speaking from the perspective of someone who was raised in a household where "Halloween" was a bad word, I've never found myself too interested in the season in which children – and adults – dress themselves up as ghosts and goblins and witches.
Dad's policies sound pretty good - Bob Paslay
What a difference some years make in our perspective. I remember distinctly sitting around with others full of bloodlust and enthusiasm after Americans kicked the Iraqis out of Kuwait and bemoaning the fact that George Bush was a wimp and didn't follow through and invade Iraq.
Feed My People keeps on truckin'
By Michael Davis
Warhawks lose in season finale
By Jeffery Armstrong
The unofficial wedding photographer - By Zach Porter
Yesterday my little sister Katie got married. And let me just say congrats to her and her new husband Matt and to our families. It did not hit me this thing was going to actually go down until I was in Acworth for the rehearsal dinner this past Friday night. That's how it always is with me. I don't get psyched up about events until there actually happening. When I arrived at the hotel Friday I said, "Hey, this is actually happening, like for really real."
Taupe, ecru, tawny? No, brown! - R.H. Joseph
Once again mired in the re-decorating blues (Is He testing me?), I am at wit's end, rendered stark raving mad by the myriad choices available to one lucky (or unlucky) enough to be born in The Land of Plenty.
A happy Landing to close 2003
By Anthony Rhoads
Mt. Zion clinches state playoff berth
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Excerpts of musings from a loose ?canon' - Clay Wilson
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Knee-jerk reaction to bar problems - Greg Gelpi
Some people are horrible drivers, so let's ban driving. Let's rip their driver's licenses right out of their hands.
What is it? Entermation? Infotainment? - Rob Felt
Some people spend more time on their couch than the pillows do. Prime Time means resting their post-work laurels with a bowl of Sodium Crunchies in their lap and soaking up some quality alpha waves from the big blue eye. These faithful followers wield grease-stained remote ray guns and fire off attention-deficit blasts of infrared Nielsen radiation.
Requiem for teacher who loved democracy - Diane Wagner
I'm tempted to use his name, but there's an off chance that he's still alive.