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Time to dig in or get out in baseball - Justin Boron
It is that time of the year - a couple of weeks before or after the Major League Baseball All-star break - and your team is either in or out.
Some words in defense of Tom - Ed Brock
First, allow me to say I don't know what is wrong with Tom Cruise these days.
Dennis menaces area with heavy rains
By Shannon Jenkins
Quit pushing my buttons - Shannon Jenkins
Last week I paid off one of my credit cards.
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July 7, 2005
Louis Wendell Perkins
Louis Wendell Perkins, 80, of McDonough, Ga. passed away on July 10, 2005. He is survived by his children, Howard and Brenda Perkins, B.C. and Brenda Hill, Wendell Perkins and Amber perkins, six grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.
Arla Mae Deloch Copeland
Arla Mae Deloch Copeland, 84, of Rowland Court, Jonesboro, formerly of Calhoun passed away Friday, July 8, 2005. she was born June 25, 1921 in Lyons, Ga. to the late Emmett Deloch and Arzora Courson Deloach.
Airport celebrates 80th birthday
By Justin Boron
Man killed in accidental shooting
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Doris Elaine Smith
Doris Elaine Smith, 85, of Riverdale, passed away peacefully at home of cancer on Saturday, July 9, 2005. She is survived by Morris E. Smith, her loving husband of 59 years and several nieces and nephews.
The big move is going down - Rob Felt
As reliably as you throw away your old calendar every Jan. 1 and get a new one, I move into a new apartment. The cycle has been hard to break, and each move has been surrounded by its own set of supporting arguments and issues to work out.
Good fences make good neighbors
By Ed Brock
Locals gather to 'stop the violence'
By Shannon Jenkins
Competitors flex muscles in NPC Georgia Championships
By Yasmin Neal
Donations needed to alleviate shortages
By Shannon Jenkins
Pets of the Week
June 30, 2005
A proud Democrat offers the party advice - Bob Paslay
I make no apologies for it - I am a Democrat. I occasionally listen to Franklin Roosevelt speeches. I was inspired by President Kennedy as a junior high school student. In college, I felt the pain while reading of President Woodrow Wilson's struggles to form the League of Nations. In fact, my grandfather, a great old Southern lawyer and Shriner, attended the convention that nominated Wilson and somewhere in my mountain of junk, I have the platform and booklet from that convention.
Life's little journeys - Michael Davis
Some roads you take in life are pretty difficult to navigate. You're barreling along at about 80 miles per hour and all of the sudden you see a sign announcing there's a major detour up ahead.
Letters to the editor
June 30, 2005