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AABC Roberto Clemente 8U World Series begins today
By Zack Huffman
Noah's Ark to host overnight safari camp
Noah's Ark Animal Rehabilitation Center and Children's Care Home in Locust Grove will host an Adventure Safari Camp July 31 and Aug. 1. The event is a fund-raiser for the shelter, and will include an overnight camp and an after-hours look at the animal habitat.
Alleged police shooter to testify today
By Linda Looney-Bond
Gamers to defend home turf
By Zack Huffman
County to host hearing on Comprehensive Plan
By Joel Hall
Pets of the Week - July 23, 2009
Katie is a brown, spotted tabby, and she is approximately 4 to 5 years old. She has been spayed and all vaccinations are current. Katie was found pregnant and living as a stray, by a CCHS volunteer. She was allowed to live as a "guest" in the volunteer's home, until she could safely deliver her six gorgeous babies. That was good while ago, and poor Katie still sits in a cage, waiting for a real family and a permanent home to come along. Katie is overwhelmed by the many, many cats currently residing at the CCHS shelter, so her last couple of years have been spent in the safety and security of a metal cage. CCHS is working hard to place all of the currently caged cats as quickly as possible, Katie is a really sweet girl, who loves people. And she would likely be okay with one or two other cats in the home; she just can't deal with the large numbers that are found in a shelter situation. For adoption information, please call Robin at 770/478-7531. Visit www.claytoncountyhumane.org to see other animals available for adoption.
A bumper crop for Barack - Tom Purcell
Sentiment toward President Obama surely is shifting, if bumper stickers have anything to do with it:
Obituaries - July 23, 2009
Christine Thompson Carpenter
From AABC center, Farminton Fueled with experience
By Brian Paglia
Stately Oaks hosts living history event Saturday
By Linda Looney-Bond
The crawl back from the Great Recession - Martha Randolph Carr
The Great Recession has lasted long enough to creep into our consciousness and establish a new lower baseline for optimism.