All Stories
Fried fish gets the best of me - Justin Boron
I walked the plank and never felt closer to a heart attack.
The serpent in paradise - Ed Brock
The snake had made it half way up the staircase that led from the ocean to the stone pavilion that supported the small caf– at which he had been drinking.
Anderson Cooper-izing community journalism - Rob Felt
In an effort to bring community journalism up to pace with the newest trend in cable news coverage, I'd like to offer my own Anderson Cooper-ized take on a day here at the paper.
Letters to the Editor
Party-less and proud
Stuck in traffic while the bureaucrats ignore you - Bob Paslay
I left work last Friday and headed back to midtown Atlanta on the surface roads and thought I would cut by the Turner Field and come in that way. But since I don't wear a watch or think about such things, little did I know the game was just over and I found myself in the center of baseball traffic.
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'Energy' tax break begins on Thursday
By Michael Davis
Riverdale ranked in AP state football poll
From Staff and Wire Reports
Obituaries
October 5, 2005
Getting a haircut and going home - Michael Davis
I went back to my childhood barbershop recently and I've got to say some things have changed.
Vague memories, lessons learned make better stories - Johnny Jackson
Vague memory serves some Atlanta Braves fans about their milestones. And their recollections get better as years pass.
Pets of the Week
September 29, 2005
Area church group delivers relief
Editor's note: Daily Herald staff writer Michael Davis spent three days and two nights over the past weekend with missionaries from four area churches on a relief trip to the devastated Mississippi Gulf Coast. But, as it turned out, the supplies were needed most in Meridian, Miss., where a church-run resource center had run out of supplies.
'I like to come to work everyday, and everyday is different'
By Johnny Jackson
Clayton cop almost hit head on in chase
By Ed Brock
Aghast at soaring prices - Chris Goltermann
The feeling was like being at auction, watching your most prized item slowly float out of range of your wallet.
Living with a sports curse
By Brian Howard
No discernible settlement reached in Hill case
By Justin Boron