The sound of junked vehicles There are a lot of junked and wrecked vehicles scattered about the city and county. A lot of those old clunkers probably started making strange sounds before settling into their final resting places. More...
We can help protect our children April is Child Abuse Awareness Month in Georgia. Locally, two agencies focus efforts on offering preventation programs and developing community awareness of the signs of child abuse and neglect. More...
Ladies make plans now to attend the Professional Administrator%27s Day luncheon April 26 at the Blakely Town and Country Club. the luncheon will be from 11:30 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. Chamber of Commerce at $12 each. More...
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5 12-STEP substance abuse meeting, 8 p.m., Hope House Ministries, 459 Bay St. For info call Min. James Robinson at 229-359-0088 More...
Holding with tradition, the final gavel of the 2006 session of the Georgia General Assembly came down just before midnight on Thursday, the 40th and final day for consideration of legislation this year. More...
Job 14:1, 2, 11-17; 32:6, 8; 34:12; 37:14, 22 As we read of the experience of Job, it is easy for us to see how this man would have been discouraged. After losing his material possessions (Job 1:13-17), his children (Job 1:18, 19), and his health (Job 2:7, 8), his wife asked, "Dost thou still (cont More...
"The domestic marketplace has seen a healthy increase in demand from consumers and production growth for producers, but this has not been the case for the peanut export market," says Donald Chase, peanut farmer from Macon County, Ga. and Georgia Peanut Commission board member. Chase testified recent More...
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stanford Morton of LaGrange announce the engagement of their daughter, Molly Meriwether Morton, to Dr. James Andrew Sipp, both of Atlanta. More...
"Look, listen and live"