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Patricia A. Williams
Patricia A. Williams, age 59, of Lake City, Ga. passed away suddenly, Thursday, Oct. 20, 2005 at Henry Medical Center.
Minority buying power up locally
By Justin Boron
Clayton sheriff threatens to throw chairman in jail
By Justin Boron
Bottle bomb not terroristic - Justin Boron
The old exploding bottle trick – I love it, and luckily no one was seriously injured. It works out to be a laughable prank in my book.
Short distance from Toledo to Baghdad - Ed Brock
I know it may seem a little like a cheap shot to draw this connection, but here it is.
Maude Hattie Teate Lawrence
Mrs. Maude Hattie Teate Lawrence, age 85, of McDonough, Ga. died Oct. 21, 2005, at Cornerstone Rehab. Mrs. Lawrence was born Jan. 11, 1920 in Fulton County, the daughter of the late Hattie Rogers and the Rev. Ira Teate. She was a devoted homemaker who enjoyed antiques and music. Her husband, Roy Clyde Lawrence, preceded Mrs. Lawrence in death in 2003.
Writing is Hobbit forming - Bob Paslay
Lately I have been reading a lot of science fiction. Jay, a friend of mine at Georgia Tech, got me hooked and now to keep up with holding my own in a lunch conversation, I have to keep reading. Jay is one of those people who can answer your question by flipping over a paper placemat at a diner and draw 40 equations in two minutes and then say, “That's why it won't work.”
Mildred Lorean Walters
Mildred Lorean Walters, age 84, of Morrow, Ga., died Oct. 19, 2005, after a long battle with several health problems. Mrs. Walters was born in Bell City, Missouri, Sept. 8, 1921, and lived in Memphis most of her school years. She served in the U.S. Marine Corp during World War II. She was employed by Kimberly-Clark Corporation, North Memphis for many years.
Bunny ears and holding on to my pride - Michael Davis
I have to admit that I'm a little bit ashamed of myself.
Snap, crackle, pop goes technolust - Rob Felt
Inside the box was another box, which was full of individually wrapped boxes. As each one unfurled and took its first look around, the promise of crystalline surround-sound echoed through the room... the room... the room...
Dart Alan Absher
Dart Alan Absher, 46, of Kingsport, Tenn., passed away in Mesa, Arizona on Oct. 19, 2005. No services are planned at this time. Arrangements are entrusted to Falconer Funeral Home.
Stockbridge wants to lure high rises
By Michael Davis
Letters to the Editor
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Jonesboro splits pair at state sectionals
By Brian Howard
An afternoon in McDonough Square - Johnny Jackson
Eastbound on Georgia Highway 20/81 follows the road to what locals called ”McDonough Square.“
Riverdale lights up Douglass
By Jimmy Lay
My child - the ”genius“ - Chris Goltermann
We are a society of chest thumpers, rah-rahers and ”We're No. 1“ finger-pointers. And it's enough to make one sick.
Pets of the Week
Hemmi is a one and a half year old domestic shorthair orange tabby. He has been neutered and all vaccinations are current. Hemmi is a polydactyl (has extra toes), and it is believed that polydactyl cats bring good luck to the homes in which they live. He is extremely playful, and very loving and affectionate with people. However, he has an extreme dislike for other cats, so he should likely be an "only cat." Due to his inability to get along with other cats, Hemmi's days at the humane society shelter are spent in a cage, so it is imperative that he find a permanent home soon. For more information, please call Clayton County Humane Society a (770) 471-9436 Visit www.claytoncountyhumane.org to see other animals available for adoption.
North Clayton crushes Cards 62-0
By Yasmin Neal
Commission to consider courthouse security change
By Justin Boron