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Trial date set in death penalty case
By Kathy Jefcoats
Moore comedy, less truth - Zach Porter
Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11 is a really hilarious film. Watching some of its opening scenes, like the one where Bush asks "anybody want some grits?" I can't help but double over in a fit of laughter. And who could forget song and dance man John Ashcroft gracing our ears with, "Let the Eagle Soar." What a great comedy! But wait a minute, it's not supposed to be a comedy, it's a "documentary."
Remembering baseball at its best - April Avison
I was one of many who tuned in to watch the playoff games between the Braves and the Houston Astros over the past couple of weeks. I was torn, you see, because I grew up in Texas, a die-hard Astros fan but have lived in Atlanta long enough to establish an allegiance to the Braves.
Trapped in the airport - Justin Boron
Have you ever been trapped in an airport before? Stuck in some airport far away from your home, waiting for a flight that seems like it will never leave. A lot of people have, and I don't claim to be any expert on the matter even though it's happened to me on numerous occasions, but I think I've got some insight into it that not a lot of people have reached.
Early voting starts Monday
By Michael Davis
CCSU celebrates 35 years
By Greg Gelpi
MZ's Green forced to wait for 100th win
By Doug Gorman
A visit to Ground Zero - Bob Paslay
I had not given much thought to how I would feel when I finally stood at the stark open space that once housed the World Trade Center.
Driver dies in two-car crash
By Kathy Jefcoats
Wildcats fall short to East Coweta
By Anthony Rhoads
Doing it my way in New York again - Kathy Jefcoats
Well, folks, I am headed off to New York again but this time I am flying. For the first time. Not the first time flying to New York but the first time flying ever. I always think that makes me sound like such a hick but it's true. Someone asked me once, "You mean you've never been on vacation?" I said, "Of course, idiot, I just never went anywhere I couldn't drive to."
Linda Margaret Capes
Linda Margaret Capes, 57, of Morrow, Ga. died Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2004.
Eagle's Landing Christian to play for Region 5-A title
From staff reports
Girl missing after leaving Clayton school bus
By Justin Boron
Festival Ballet opens season on Oct. 30
By Kathy Jefcoats
Lions win nail-biter
By Jeffery Armstrong
Christmas and Easter baseball fan - Rob Felt
Postseason baseball is here, so I'm a fan again.
Communicating from the basement - Todd Defeo
Every weekend, my dad makes his way to the basement and takes a seat at a desk tucked away in the corner. Flipping on switches and a light, he prepares to talk to strangers around the world.
Resolution makes county eligible for grants
By Justin Boron
Fess up and I'll vote for you - Greg Gelpi
Political parties are like religions.
Well ... here I go again - Ed Brock
Well, I'm leaving the country.
Pets of the Week
Lazlo is a 3-month-old tabby domestic medium-hair. He has been neutered and vaccinations are current. When he was only a few weeks old, Lazlo became a victim of animal cruelty when he was tossed from a moving vehicle. Luckily, his injuries were minor and he recuperated quickly. He's a sweet kitten who craves human attention. For adoption information call the Clayton County Humane Society at (770) 471-9436.
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