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Here comes the groom (cake) - Rob Felt
It's her special day." I know, I know. I've heard it before. This past weekend I attended a wedding in Texas and was reacquainted with the brute fact that the entire process revolves around the whims of the bride. The groom is just supposed to stand around smiling and nodding – setting the tone for the marriage (insert rim shot here).
A few notes from LA-LA land - Clay Wilson
From the window of the jetliner, the land looked like an electric garden.
You don't have the right - Greg Gelpi
If all else fails, invoke a higher authority.
Ah, so crime does pay! - Ed Brock
Law, like all aspects of human behavior, is arbitrary.
Getting locked out is not fun - Kathy Jefcoats
I got locked out of my house Thursday night. When my husband and I moved into our apartment, we didn't like the doorknob situation so we replaced it. We always just use the lock on the door handle, although there is a bolt that requires the use of a key still located above it.
Nirapathpongporn long on list of honors
By Anthony Rhoads
Facing a big dilemma in Baghdad - Billy Corriher
In 66 days, the Bush administration will roll the dice on what could be the biggest gamble yet in the president's war in Iraq. The administration is hoping to hand over power to an Iraqi governing coalition on June 30, even as fighting in the war-torn country shows no signs of stopping.
Donald Trump's got nothin' on us - April Avison
We were split into four teams and given a deadline of April 24. The community was depending on us. The task: find a few dozen meaningful projects in need of service – construction work, beautification, maintenance. Find at least 500 volunteers willing to execute the work. A limited budget is available, so materials such as paint and lumber will need to be donated. It must be the best Hands on Henry in its six-year history.
From concept to doorstep, paper requires lots of work - Tamara Boatwright
We all walked around here Tuesday like beat yard dogs. Our tails were firmly tucked between our legs, our heads hung low and our backs were hunched.
Six Pak
By Doug Gorman
Obituaries
April 29, 2004
Is that the sound of a bird? - Bob Paslay
The news the other day that one-fourth of Clayton County is already covered in concrete or asphalt got me to thinking as Earth Day passed quietly.
Clinic promotes safe driving
By Ed Brock
Choked by the chains of my life - Zach Porter
You should see me walking around with my camera bag and laptop case, like the ghost of Jacob Marley, these and other items weighing me down as I struggle with an already occupied hand to find a key to the door. Like poor Jacob and the chains of his life, I'm being overtaken by inanimate objects, what you might call "stuff." The stuff, whatever it may be, is meant to fill in the voids of my life, distraction for the time I would spend contemplating life's unanswerable questions.
Candidates qualify at U.S. Senate race heats up
By Billy Corriher
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Academy to be at site of middle school
By Greg Gelpi
Draft a joy for this Steelers fan
By Jeffery Armstrong
A win for the history book
By Doug Gorman
Number of candidates filing for office slows
By Billy Corriher
Eagles fly past Cards
By Anthony Rhoads