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Lovejoy sweeps Henry County
By Anthony Rhoads
A Newman steering the Ark
By Aisha I. Jefferson
State budget moves money away from rail
By Justin Boron
North Clayton blanks Blue Devils
By Jeffery Armstrong
Fear and Loathing at the Flower Show - Rob Felt
The bucket-sized flower pots in front of the parking deck security booths were overflowing with plastic representations of nature's true glory, and I wondered if all the botanical fanatics headed to the Southeastern Flower Show would take offense at that.
Jonesboro, Fayette County battle to 1-1 tie
By Doug Gorman
This land could be your land
By Ed Brock
Drug info available for free
By Michael Davis
John F. Haney Jr.
Mr. John F. Haney Jr., 82, of Rex passed away Thursday, March 3, 2005.
Doris Smith
Doris Smith of Jonesboro, born March 13, 1952, to Inez and Willie Smith, passed away at home on Wednesday, March 2, 2005.
Pets of the Week
Monk is a 1-year-old, black domestic shorthair. He has been neutered and all vaccinations are current. Monk was abandoned at the door of the Clayton County Humane Society. He has some unusual facial deformities, but the attending veterinarian believes that Monk is healthy. For more information call the Humane Society at (770) 471-9436. Visit www.claytoncountyhumane.org to see other animals available for adoption.
Jennings to be the next great UFOlogist - Justin Boron
There was a spectacular show about UFOs on ABC last week called "Seeing is Believing." Peter Jennings was host and narrator to an incisive report, hung on some of the more compelling recent accounts of abduction and sightings.
Mere supermarket musings - Greg Gelpi
A deadly meteor is zeroing in on the United States with impending devastation and massive loss of life.
Overturned car backs up 19/41
By Justin Boron
The good, bad and ugly of religiosity - Ed Brock
A synchronistic series of events have led me to make a few observations about morality and religion.
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The diva phoenix rises again, go Martha - Bob Paslay
If federal prosecutors hoped to chill all white collar criminals by sending Martha Stewart to jail, they failed. If they hoped to break the diva, they failed. All they did was create a more successful, richer and better Martha Stewart.
If you're video taping, tape the entire story - Zach Porter
This week in the national news there was an incident at a New Jersey high school where a teacher was caught on video yelling excessively at his students to stand up during the National Anthem. The footage was recorded secretly on a student's mobile phone. The teacher was basically arguing with one student who refused to stand. Captured by a device that fits in the palm of a hand, this footage has now been beamed out from the small classroom across the nation to millions of slight-minded television viewers.