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Edward Mitchell
Edward Mitchell, of Jonesboro, passed away Thursday, Nov. 3, 2005 at the age of 67.
Now we're cooking or at least eating - Bob Paslay
I love food. When I am not eating it, I am thinking about it or talking about it. My friend and colleague Ruth Ann and I engaged in a brief conversation the other day, sparked by a press release about a company that is now marketing instant mashed potatoes with flecks of red potato skins in them to make it appear that mom slaved over a stove for you.
Flu shots available in Henry, as Clayton supply dwindles
By Ed Brock and Michael Davis
Stockbridge Goodwill store destroyed by fire
By Johnny Jackson
Lester “Bill” Clarence Henderson
Lester “Bill” Clarence Henderson, age 88, of Jonesboro died Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2005.
Ashley goes one dubious statement too far - Ed Brock
Somebody take me hostage, please.
Eating pizza and doing laundry - Michael Davis
You sort through it all. Likes with likes.
United by pride, two war heroes honored in Riverdale
By Justin Boron
Wanslie Louise McCallum
Wanslie Louise McCallum, age 75, of Locust Grove, passed away, Thursday, Nov. 3, 2005.
Henry school bus hit by target-practice gunshots
By Johnny Jackson
Astros stadium no better than mini-golf course - Justin Boron
I should have written this column a long time ago. Others have commented on the topic. And I have always felt this way. But I've only said it in the paper now – Minute Maid Park is the most absurd baseball field in the world.
A baseball fan for life - Jeffery Whitfield
Think it feels like fall yet? Christmas wreaths are cropping up in department stores, cool weather is creeping ever closer to our doorsteps and college football is churning toward its final games.
Mt. Vernon goes after another GCAA state title
By Doug Gorman
Pets of the Week
November 3, 2005
Clayton State to play host to PBC Championships
From Staff Reports
Book sale begins today
From Staff Reports
Sixty years in the music business
By Michael Davis
The Daylight Saving nightmare - Rob Felt
This column originally appeared in the Daily Herald and the News Daily on October 23, 2003. Desperate to muse about the oncoming sun-drain that will sicken us this weekend, I decided that to write anything new would just be ripping myself off. I've made only a few minor changes, including that date that all this madness will end on.
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