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Cleaning my filthy computer - Ed Brock
It's like having brain damage," said my friend Brad, looking up from the monitor.
Lincoln prying not bad, but no evidence unearthed - Bob Paslay
There is a new book just published that purports to prove that the nation's 16th president, Abraham Lincoln, was gay. I admit I have not read the book but I did read the Time magazine review that basically trashed the research and I went by the book store and read parts of it and the attached letters from Lincoln to a friend of his. (The letters showed nothing).
Speeding fines may be whisked away to state
By Michael Davis
Poker series causes ungratified 'Tilt' - Justin Boron
I had been anticipating the day for months. Reading and watching anything I could about ESPN's new drama "Tilt," my eagerness for its premiere was on par with the excitement I had when I learned a Chipolte would be opening near my neighborhood. Chipolte is the best chain taqueria around and I won't hear any argument otherwise.
Funds for rail intact
By Justin Boron
Falcons fever taking flight
By Ed Brock
Gas prices on the rise
By Michael Davis
Feeling weight of being underweight - Greg Gelpi
If I wanted to be judged purely by my body, I would have become a model, and we all know that would be a bad idea.
Racism through my children's eyes - Gerry Yandel
My daughters sat enraptured in front of the TV -- no rare occurrence, actually -- watching a battle during "The Two Towers," the middle movie of the Tolkien trilogy.
Ilene Florence Hendrickson
On Jan 21, 2005, Ilene Florence Hendrickson went to be with her Lord at her home surrounded by family and friends. Mrs. Hendrickson was 58 and resided in Forest Park, Georgia since 1984.
Chamber needs a president
By Justin Boron
Jonesboro girls reach 20-win mark
By Anthony Rhoads
Pets of the Week
Amy is a 3-month-old, gray tabby domestic shorthair. Amy will be spayed prior to adoption, and her vaccination series is under way. Amy and her siblings, Flash and Hannah, were abandoned at the door of the Clayton County Humane Society shelter. Flash and Hannah are also available for adoption. They are typical kittens, full of mischief and energy. For more information call the Humane Society at (770) 471-9436. Visit www.claytoncountyhumane.org to see more animals available for adoption.
Boy mauled by dog
By Ed Brock
Betty Rowe Schwantes
Mrs. Betty Rowe Schwantes, age 69, of Locust Grove, Georgia, peacefully passed away at home on January 20, 2005 from complications of Breast Cancer.
Stone Mountain sweeps North Clayton
By Jeffery Armstrong
Students arrested after fight
By Ed Brock
William Paul Holloway
William Paul Holloway, 40, of Jackson, Ga. died Thursday, Jan. 20, 2005, at Sacred Journey Hospice.
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Glenna C. Paul
Mrs. Glenna C. Paul of Forest Park, a Retired Accountant with The Atlanta Army Depot, died Thursday, Jan. 20, 2005.
Wedding party needs a few good men - Zach Porter
This June I will be getting married in what will be a more or less traditional ceremony. But even as George W. Bush starts his second term, my liberal friends are plotting more progressive wedding day affairs.