Columnists
Confederate rose symbolizes life
Nov. 7, 2009
Of all the floral beauty that blesses us in south Alabama, the Confederate rose is my favorite. Read story
Grover taught me a lot
Saturday, Nov. 7, 2009
To this day, I can still sing the lyrics to the opening theme of “Sesame Street,” and I’m sure a lot of you can as well. Read story
A different George family came to reside in Florala area
Friday, Nov. 6, 2009
Another George family who lived in Covington County was the descendants of Moses Andrew George, Sr. Moses was born in 1835 and lived until 1918. Read story
Taxes have got people talking
Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2009
From all appearances, local educators and county commissioners are looking to implement a additional 1-cent sales tax for “educational purposes.” Read story
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- My birthplace is but a memory
- Hugh L. George descendants settled throughout county
- Stopping child abuse is our duty
- Daughter’s a ‘gift to ponder’
- Hart descendants spread outward to surrounding counties
- I love to ‘catalog’ my memories
- Words, images tell stories
- Leaves add color to my life
- I’m busier than a bee, bunny and beaver
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Confederate rose symbolizes life
Of all the floral beauty that blesses us in south Alabama, the Confederate rose is my favorite. Read story
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Parents have been real friends of library
Proration at 7.5 percent and then 12 percent in the Alabama state education budget means zero funding for the Andalusia Elementary School library for books and zero funding for teacher supplies. Read story