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McKinney addresses local Rainbow/PUSH Coalition chapters
By Aisha I. Jefferson
Bible thumping aside, juries follow own rules - Bob Paslay
I have served on two juries in my life, one a DUI case in magistrate's court and another civil case in big court in which a young guy hired to detail a car took it out at 1 a.m., wrecked it and got sued. He contended another car ran him off the road and the insurance lawyer contended he was just joyriding and lost control.
Stumbling into life's potholes - Greg Gelpi
Sometimes the potholes in life are literally potholes.
Congressman nominates students for military academies
By Aisha I. Jefferson
Clayton St. runners perform well at Emory
From staff reports
If we can't get along, should we play alone? - Shannon Jenkins
Since we all can't seem to play nicely together, maybe we should be separated.
Pets of the Week
Solomon is a 1-year-old dachshund mix. He has been neutered and all vaccinations are current. Solomon is a sweet-natured little dog, and he seems to love everyone he meets. He plays nicely with other dogs, and would likely enjoy canine companionship in his new home. For more information call the Clayton County Humane Society at (770) 471-9436. Visit www.claytoncountyhumane.org to see other animals available for adoption.
Rec Centers still stirring up citizens
By Justin Boron
Take a moment, capture the essentials in your life - Tamara Boatwright
Quick, if it were needed by the police could you tell them your license plate number? Could you provide police with a detailed description of your child or spouse and a current, clear photograph?
The end of the low-carb wrap - Justin Boron
The wrap, with all its low-carb salads, humus, sprouts, and grilled chicken, is one of the final restraints that holds back this country from descending into complete and true depravity.
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Jonesboro fires code enforcement officer
By Ed Brock
God issues statement on His catastrophe policy - Rob Felt
God gave a brief outline of his feelings surrounding catastrophe fallout Wednesday in a press release directed to media outlets around the world. The statement addressed specific instances where bystanders to accidents, fires and other fatal events thanked God afterwards that they were spared.
Man convicted of cheating VA
From Staff Reports