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The arts: On the move in Emanuel Joan Dunn On January 26, the Emanuel Arts Council presented a free concert in Stillmore. Board members Jeb Cameron, Alan Brasher and Ron Ellison entertained a full house with country and bluegrass music. These traveling troubadours may turn up in your town. More concerts of this type are being planned. More ...
Jack Atkinson This week we learn that GM lost 38.7 billion dollars in 2007. Will there be any more cars? Many of us define ourselves by what we drive. Most of my life I have not cared what I drove as long as it ran. There have been some high points and some low points. I remember a 1968 Vista Cruiser station wa... More ...
Bill Shipp Proponents of a strong two-party state government ought to be jubilant at the outcome of Georgia's Feb. 5 presidential primary. The record turnout suggests that the state Democratic Party is on its way to becoming the comeback donkey. More ...
Chaplain Judy Davis Do we really believe Romans 8:28 ,And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose. Two months ago, I begin to declutter my apartment. I was shocked to find all the things packed back I had not seen in ten years. Why am ... More ... Savvy Senior: Choosing the right hearing aid Dear Savvy Senior Can you give me some tips on choosing a hearing aid, and finding one that's affordable? Hearing-Impaired Paul Dear Paul, If you're struggling to make out what people are saying, you're not alone. About one-third of Americans over the age 60, and half of those over age 85, hav... More ... Sandhill cranes migrate north BY JANISSE RAY This past Sunday my friend Albert Culbreath heard a strange bugling in the Tifton sky. Actually, he felt it more than heard it, he said. Gazing upward, Albert witnessed a flock of sandhill cranes, flying northward, calling back and forth to each other their magnificent ga-rooroo roos. More ... Notes from the Senate... BY SEN. JACK HILL 4TH DISTRICT Senate Passes Property Tax Relief! The Senate this week gave a $95 mil. tax cut to property owners by eliminating the one-quarter mil. property tax that currently goes to the state. S.R. 859 will amend the Constitution ending any involvement the state has in property taxes. More ... |
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