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'Get involved. Your children are at risk!' by Terry Toole It has been a week, and I'm still out of jail. I did discover that since our local law enforcement offices declined to "investigate" the incident that Leroy Bush, aka, truck driver/ BOE chairman, dropped just before court, the G.B.I. has taken up the case. Leroy threatened that all ... More ...
Read the Story... Respect, shame this isn't done more often submitted by: Jack Warner In Texas we really do pull off the road and stop for funerals, nobody moves until the last car has gone by. What follows is a message from Vicki Pierce about her nephew James' funeral (he was serving our country in Iraq): "I'm back, it was certainly a quick trip, but I have to also say it was one... More ... Letter(s) to the Editor Dear Editor, To Harley Smith: The next few weeks I wish you well as you transition out of Colquitt; you have brought so much to the community. I give compliments few and far between, but since I shall miss having your verve and enthusiasm, I guess I should compliment you now. I won't miss the hard business de... More ...
by Alex McRae A few thousand years ago a man named Jonah washed up on a beach in the metro Holy Land and said he'd just spent three days in the belly of a big fish. The locals immediately accused him of smoking dope. Now some folks at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service say the shoe is on the other foot. Or fin,... More ...
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by Katie Smith My Monday was off on a good track. My cousin, Mrs. Ethel T. Jones, came down and spent the better part of the day with me. A friend, Mrs. Janice Hayes, had come for a visit. She was raised in New York and knows nothing of southern rituals. One of my cousins had died in Albany, and the burial was to... More ... It's the Law; You Have The Right To Remain Suspicious (NAPSI)-Akin to urban myths, legal myths also exist-tales that seem completely believable but are actually false. In some cases, legal myths can affect important aspects of your life-so it's important to debunk them. Here are a few common legal myths-and the real stories behind them-from the lega... More ... Remembering a day in history: April 4 +1581 - Francis Drake completes a circumnavigation of the world and is knighted by Elizabeth I. +1660 - Declaration of Breda by King Charles II of England. +1721 - Sir Robert Walpole enters office as the first Prime Minister of the United Kingdom under King George I. More ... AS YOU SEE IT Editor's note: If you can't get in what you want in less than 30 words, write a letter to the editor. This newspaper does not necessarily agree with the opinions in this column. We usually do agree with the praises. More ... |
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