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Jonesboro's state title run among 2003's top sports stories
By Anthony Rhoads
Ring in the New Year with gunfire - Billy Corriher
While many Americans are ringing in the New Year at parties or in bars, the residents of Cherryville, N.C., will welcome the year with the booming sound of exploding gunpowder.
Birth rates up in Henry, Clayton
By Greg Gelpi
Football fans ready to go bowling
By Jeffery Armstrong
New Year's traditions include peas, parades and parties
By Clay Wilson
Give the missionaries a chance - April Avison
You've likely seen these young men around the county. They wear suit jackets and ties, and they walk or ride bikes, even on the cold days. They wave at every passing car, and their smiles reflect genuine happiness.
Swaggart, move over for Thurmond show
By Bob Paslay
Make stupidity a capital offense - Greg Gelpi
Black-eyed peas and cabbage.
Sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll - R.H. Joseph
Loyal readers will no doubt leap with delight when informed I have had another brilliant insight into the human condition.
Resolution: veto power - Rob Felt
Lobbying is under way for a bill that would grant me the authority to veto a New Year's resolution that is currently under consideration. Some sub-committee in my brain has proposed that I disconnect my cable service in an effort to cut cost overruns and increase productivity.
New Year's Eve not my favorite
By Zach Porter
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Construction progressing at Hartsfield-Jackson
By Billy Corriher
Kay Ariel
Kay Ariel, age 66, of Jonesboro, passed away Sunday, Dec. 28, 2003.
Henry Board fires school couselor
By Michael Davis
Experiencing technical difficulties - Michael Davis
Every now and then, you have to sit back and admire the sheer complexity of living in a modern age. But, once in a while, you've got to sit back and wonder what exactly went wrong.
The life of an unheralded saint - Clay Wilson
Baptists aren't in the habit of designating saints. That's a Catholic tradition.
2003 went up in smoke - Ed Brock
It seems fitting that it was in the closing days of 2003 that my neighbor's truck should spontaneously burst into flame.
Local economy may be rising from 2003 slump
By Billy Corriher
Former police officer sentenced in indecency case
By Greg Gelpi