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Drivers focus on long-term goals
By Anthony Rhoads
Freedom tower should be celebrated - Ed Brock
I figure I'll be about 46 years old when the Freedom Tower is finished.
Innocent until proven guilty? - April Avison
It seems we just don't give people a chance anymore. I guess there's no way of knowing how many people charged with a crime are actually guilty of it but it probably outweighs the number of those charged who aren't guilty.
Worth a thousand words - Michael Davis
Sometimes a picture can tell the story. In newspapers, we use photographs to lend insight into a situation or put a face to personality.
Sweet revenge for Kalina
By Jeffery Armstrong
Cheating on poll corrupts system - Tamara Boatwright
When we launched the poll on our Web sites (www.news-daily.com and www.henryherald.com) we thought this would be a good way for our readers to interact with us. We also thought it would be a decent, but certainly not scientific, snapshot of who was reading us and viewing our Web site.
What is - and isn't a sport
By Doug Gorman
The bottle rocket's red glare - Rob Felt
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Are you serving two masters? - R.H. Joseph
Cries of outrage have accompanied the Republican Party's concerted efforts to turn conservative churches into political organizing institutions.
Threats not hampering air travel
By Greg Gelpi
Obituaries
July 9, 2004
Airport celebrates opening of stores
By Greg Gelpi
Veteran helps other veterans
By Ed Brock
A civil war, not a civil campaign - Bob Paslay
The words were not out of John Kerry's mouth announcing his choice for vice president when the attack machine began to try to dismantle North Carolina Sen. John Edwards.
Welcome to my driving school - Greg Gelpi
With an empty smile and a nonchalant wave of the hand, it was all OK.
New teen-driving law begins
By Ed Brock