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Ticking off the Russian bear - Bob Paslay
Am I the only American who remembers hiding under our little wooden desks at school as part of a drill in case the Russians dropped atomic bombs. I didn't know much about science even back the, but as an 11-year-old I had this nagging feeling that that desk wasn't going to fully protect me against the atomic fallout.
Obituaries
May 16, 2005
Honesty divorces 'the best policy' - Justin Boron
"He who speaks the truth had better have one foot in the stirrups."
America, mind your own business - Shannon Jenkins
It's time America gets a hobby. Or if nothing else, we should mind our own blooming business.
Confessions of a closet Jedi - Chris Goltermann
The Force is back next week – just in time for one final hurrah.
That's Mr. Humanzee to you, bub! - Ed Brock
There are things I see on TV that make my cerebrum itch.
The good old days of the Internet - Gerry Yandel
I first started dabbling with HTML back in 1995, after I got my first computer for Christmas.
Runaway from reality, responsibility - Greg Gelpi
The pressure, such tremendous pressure to walk down an aisle, say a couple of words and live happily ever after.
Local student bound for China
By Greg Gelpi
Commission to pick a builder for centers
By Justin Boron
May 13, 2005
Sheriff offers to play Robin to
2005 was memorable year for local teams
By Jeffery Armstrong
The skin of my teeth - Rob Felt
It's been nearly an hour of this. My mouth is half open, very dry and laced with a tangy medicinal flavor. Glancing at my watch every 30 seconds doesn't seem to be making the time go any faster, but at this point it's the only form of entertainment I can focus on.
Pets of the Week
Faith is a 2-year-old gray tabby domestic shorthair. She has been spayed and all vaccinations are current. Faith was pregnant when she was abandoned in a box at the door of the Clayton County Humane Society shelter. She is a quiet, subdued cat. For more information call the Humane Society at (770) 471-9436. Visit www.claytoncountyhumane.org to see other animals available for adoption.
Encountering the counter - Michael Davis
They divide their forces. Both with arms-full of cereal, fruit, various beverages and toiletries. The one in cargo pants and thong sandals sidesteps to her right, craning her neck over a middle-aged man with a basket half-filled with goat cheese é the other half with tofu.
Community, officials vow fight against gangs
By Greg Gelpi
Rising home values outstretching ability to sell
By Justin Boron
New judge assigned in Hill discrimination case
By Justin Boron
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High school seniors come of age
By Greg Gelpi