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Murder
suspect's wife: 'He killed Liddie and Joe'
The
wife of accused murderer Carl Millard Patton Jr. testified in court
Thursday that she witnessed her husband shoot Liddie Matthews Evans
and Evans' boyfriend Joe Cleveland at the Patton's home in DeKalb County
over 25 years ago.
Boy
still recovering from 'freak' bike accident on cart path
A
9-year-old boy was in good condition Thursday while he recovered from
a freak bicycle accident on the cart path near the western portion of
McIntosh trail in Peachtree City.
Starved
horses make turn for better under care of state vets
The
seven malnourished horses confiscated by the Georgia Department of Agriculture
from a pasture off Sandy Creek Road Tuesday morning are well on their
way to recovery, according to Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tommy
Irvin.
Effort
underway to collect personal items for care packages to local troops
A little Kool-Aid
or some Tootsie Rolls could go a long way toward boosting the morale
of Fayette County's military personnel stationed thousands of miles
away from home.
Storm
damage limited to flooded McBride Road
Little storm damage
was recorded by the weather system that struck Fayette County late Wednesday
night, according to emergency officials.
The
sign of the cross
By JUSTIN KOLLMEYER
Pastor
I always like to
share something about Lent with you at this time of year. With the beginning
of Lent this past "Ash Wednesday", here's a thought for you
to ponder.
An
open letter to Hollywood
By KNOX
HERNDON
Pastor
This was too true
to pass up. It is a letter to the "Hollywood Bunch" who snipe
our President and our military from their Ivory Towers into the trenches
of real Americans. I print it here in it's entirety. The article speaks
for itself!!
The
truth about the 91st Psalm
By MARY JANE HOLT
Contributing Writer
A couple of weeks
ago I asked you to help me find information about the 91st Infantry
Brigade of the U.S. Expeditionary Army and WWI. Legend has it that the
men of the 91st Infantry Brigade had never seen combat. Their commander,
a devout Christian, called an assembly of his men where he gave each
a little card on which was printed the 91st Psalm. They agreed to recite
the Soldiers' Psalm daily.
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