Where
do we find so many heroes?
By DAVE
HAMRICK
Editor-at-large
It was the king
of love who once said that there is no greater love than that of a person
who will lay down his life for another.
The
Wal-Mart cowboy's tale
By BILLY MURPHY
Laugh Lines
Once, on the old
frontier on the western side of Fayetteville, there was a Wal-Mart.
In this town, a cowboy named "Quick Nick" needed some Scotchguard
for his trusty Stetson. Only, did Quick Nick have the true grit to go
down to the Wal-Mart?
Doc
Holliday: Yet another viewpoint
By
Edward Jordan Lanham
Member, Doc Holliday Society
Over the past several
weeks I have enjoyed, in a most comical way, reading three articles
in The Citizen about the famous Southern gentleman, "Doc"
Holliday.
LETTERS TO THE
EDITOR
Instructor
should face same charges as student
The pilot of the
recent fair buzzing incident is being charged with two felony charges
for terroristic acts while the flight instructor faces only misdemeanor
charges. There is something amiss here.
Thanks,
tree-huggers, for virtually disarming America
I would like to
thank the tree-hugging, bed-wetting, feel-good, sissified voters and
politicians that have done their best to prevent individuals from defending
themselves.
Coming
to America? Here's a tip for immigrants: Conform
I have an idea that
our government needs to adopt in regards to immigration. Pass a law
that anyone who wishes to come to our country as a citizen or on a visa,
only the ones whose last names are either Smith or Jones are allowed
to come in.
Weed
lays out campaign positions in his race for PTC Council Post 4
Like many people,
I keep interesting quotations and clippings from newspapers and articles
that I have read taped to the back of my office door. A few years ago,
I found a quotation from Thomas Jefferson which has become a motto for
my life as a public servant. Jefferson wrote that, "when a man
assumes a public trust, he should consider himself public property."
Lakly
runs for mayor
For me, Tuesday,
Sept. 11, began full of hope and excitement as I entered City Hall to
pay my qualifying fee to run for mayor of Peachtree City. Having quickly
completed the paperwork and realizing that I was the first to qualify
for the mayor's post, my spirits soared, only to be quickly dashed.
Mayoral
candidate Brown disavows letter writer, supports Weed in Post 4
The tragedy of Sept.
11, 2001, has created a series of questions regarding national security,
the economy, religion, international unity and many others. It was comforting
to witness the ability of our people to come together during this assault
on our freedom.
Faulkner:
Council needs to govern
To quote Steve Brown
from his Aug. 1 letter to the editor: "Rolling this year's millage
rate back and approving a large increase in the city's payroll plan
simultaneously was budgetary suicide."
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