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I lost it!

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Tuesday, April 28. 2009

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Isn't it amazing that weight loss is such a money making concept in America? Really? Think about it.
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The great tornado...or was it toronado?

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Wednesday, April 22. 2009

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Dear Editor:

The funniest things that happen to people are the events that can be considered embarrassing. Not so with me. [Full story »]

To the younger women of the world...

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Wednesday, April 15. 2009

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Dear Editor,

It is time again for me to share some of my knowledge with the younger women of the world. Which will be the majority. [Full story »]

Tea Party '09

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Andrew Odom

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Tuesday, April 14. 2009

Tomorrow is not going to be "tax day" for some. For some it is going to be a day for reform.

Are you going to participate in a Tea Party? There is one in Atlanta, even.

What do you think of this movement? [Full story »]

how do you feel about seal snipers...

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Walter Geiger

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Monday, April 13. 2009

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taking out the somali pirates and rescuing capt. richard phillips? [Full story »]

Old people and acronyms

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Andrew Odom

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Thursday, April 9. 2009

I toss those acronyms around like I know what they mean.

I learned early in life that DUI and DWI meant basically the same thing. It was simple, my fines were so similar. Then God made designated drivers. [Full story »]

Geiger's Counter: One man's trash is another man's treasure

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Walter Geiger

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Wednesday, April 8. 2009

I heard the old saying invoked several times Saturday while helping out with a big yard sale conducted by the youth of our church. [Full story »]

Who will they turn to?

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Monday, April 6. 2009

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By William Smith

Some of the vilest people I have known are those so called elitist liberals who try to manipulate the masses in an effort to obtain political power. The means of this manipulation is not to advance society but to degrade it. Their plan is to degrade the social and economic system to a point where they can use this “so called crisis” as a means to call for government intervention. Remember Rahm Emanuel; “Never Let a Serious Crisis Go to Waste” [Full story »]

From Fired...to Fired Up: Six Positive Choices to Keep You Motivated During Your Job Search

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Andrew Odom

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Thursday, April 2. 2009

We're in a recession and you're out of a job. That's the bad news. The good news, says author Jon Gordon, is that by making a few key decisions you'll not only make your job search a thousand times more pleasant, you'll actually make it successful. [Full story »]

Molena News

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Thursday, April 2. 2009

It’s April Fool’s Day. Have a happy day. The day is about humor, so take it as lighthearted fun. Today is also Mary Pilcher’s 100th birthday. Wow. Mary is a resident of Molena Health and Rehab, previously Molena Nursing Home. [Full story »]

Schools prepare for the worst in budget matters

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Andrew Odom

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Thursday, April 2. 2009

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Pike County school superintendent Dr. Michael Duncan unveiled what he called “the worse case scenario” first draft budget proposal during a workshop March 26 in the auditorium. It would include a pay cut for all employees, including him. [Full story »]