All Stories
Transforming free samples into fine dining - Justin Boron
Tiny tastes of meats, cheeses, trail mixes, chips, and dips are the supreme indulgence of bulk shopping. The smaller-than-appetizer-sized portions are no doubt delicacies.
The passing of a hero - Ed Brock
Looking at Bruce Davis at one of his usual Tuesday afternoon Kiwanis Club meetings, you never would have guessed him for a hero.
Letters to the Editor
Pit bulls often abused
Former cop convicted of bank robbery
From Staff Reports
Pets of the Week
Rocky is a 2-year-old, Chihuahua/Rat Terrier mix. He has been neutered and all vaccinations are current. Rocky was surrendered to the Humane Society when his family had to be relocated to Germany. He is a little sad and confused, but he is attempting to adjust to his new circumstances. He lived with children and did very well with them, but will need a home where all children are 8-years-old or older. He is a very sweet boy, but his new family should be prepared to show him some patience while he gets accustomed to new surroundings. Rocky is completely housebroken. For more information, please call Clayton County Humane Society at (770) 471-9436. Visit www.claytoncountyhumane.org to see other animals available for adoption.
Local novelist earns a Christy Award for writing
By Laura McMillan
AMS President Clark takes 'quiet' victory
From staff reports
Commissioners bring insight home from Hawaii
By Justin Boron
Tax-Free holiday list
What to Know: The following categories of items will be tax-free this weekend
Stockbridge taking big steps toward believing
By Doug Gorman
Transgender issue may return soon
By Justin Boron
Talks in Hill case still open after meetings end
By Justin Boron
A star walks among the regular people - Shannon Jenkins
Since moving to the Atlanta area over a year ago, I finally experienced my first celebrity sighting.
Preparing for the worst
By Ed Brock
Letter to the Editor
July 7, 2005
Of weddings and web pages - Rob Felt
It had been at least an hour of sitting in front of the glowing screen hunched over, before I fully realized the trouble I may be in. Fingers curled over the keyboard and moving a hundred miles an hour, I'm trying to save my presence in cyberspace and the security of my wedding at the same time.
Obituaries
July 29, 2005
Shame and the first time around the block - Michael Davis
I am ashamed. Thoroughly ashamed.
News Daily Helpful Community Links
Clayton County Links
The pictures of our life - Zach Porter
Upon going anywhere for a trip, long or short; New York City or the Arizona desert, I think not so much about what I will see, but how I will capture and interpret what I see. Sure, I will enjoy my visit but capturing it with a picture will be the greater joy; without which the whole trip would seem to be for not.
Schools, community 'call to action'
By Johnny Jackson
Stop trying to tell the end of the Harry Potter book - Bob Paslay
I thought I was the only one - until I went to the Internet and found out it was happening everywhere. I would walk into a restaurant with my "Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince" and the waitress would say, "Hey, can you believe how it ended?" I would come into work and those who had not read the book but found some Web site that revealed the ending would taunt me. They would tell me all about it before I had the pleasure of reading it myself. Even my own sister, who learned of the ending from some woman at her work, asked did I want to know how it ended? Any secrets I would find out by reading it myself.