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The argument for moderation - Ed Brock
The way to really define a word in English is often to find its root in Latin.
The greater dangers of selfishness - Gerry Yandel
It was just after 9 a.m. one morning, the skies were clear, I was heading down to the office on Interstate 675, and there was only one other car on the three-lane highway as far as the eye could see.
Because I'm fat and broke - Rob Felt
Do you want to go to lunch today?"
Obituaries
June 17, 2005
Kite makes race history in Texas
From staff reports
Letters to the Editor
Barrow citizens have reason to be proud
Local exterminator knows his business
By Laura McMillan
Area Ford plant could be site for new model assembly
By Justin Boron
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Officers get new badges with promotions
By Justin Boron
This column is brought to you by... - Bob Paslay
So I was driving along listening to a country station out of Athens/Gainesville and on comes Barbara Dooley, the wife of legendary Georgia Bulldog coach Vince Dooley. She starts to tell us about being in the hospital and thank goodness she is OK now. But that the hospital stay made her and Vince start thinking about health care coverage. Thank goodness, she had XYZ insurance because it provided the protection she needed. She then launched into this full-blown plug for the insurance company.
Morrow hosting annual SummerFest
From Staff Reports
Clayton St. offers camping options
From staff reports
Bell agrees to creation of SPLOST review committee
By Justin Boron
Pets of the Week
Victoria is a 3 year old, tortie domestic shorthair. She has been spayed and all vaccinations are current. Victoria was living as a stray and eating out of garbage cans prior to coming to Clayton County Humane Society. She is a very sweet, gentle cat. She likes to find quiet, out-of-the-way places, where she tends to nap her days away. She has been at CCHS for several years, so the Humane Society is very anxious to find a permanent, loving home for Victoria. For more information, please call Clayton County Humane Society at (770)471-9436 or visit www.claytoncountyhumane.org to see other animals available for adoption.
A day of close calls - Shannon Jenkins
Waiting for your friends at a movie theater can be a humbling experience.