Joey Striplin got a look at his West Gadsden Panther football team in game action for the first time last Friday night and had a good feeling with the results.
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There has been conjecture over the years, but even 50 years later no one could say they really had a bonafide reason why two brothers would have such a fracas.
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Memorial Day brings an emotional response in me for many reasons. First of all, I was born on Memorial Day back in the day when it was recognized on May 30th. President Nixon sure did mess that one up for me in 1968 when he changed it to a floating holiday! Somewhere in the back of my mind, I had always felt that having an entire country having a holiday on my birthday was pretty darn cool! (Well, of course I knew not many folks were celebrating my birth, but hey, cool anyway.)
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One gets the sense that the Republican Party is consumed by an exercise called Throw it Against the Wall to See What Sticks. The IRS’s apparent targeting of the Tea Party Movement looked like the most encouraging, in terms of doing mischief. Whether you are a Democrat or a Republican you know that the power to tax is the power to destroy and while it’s “Patriot” this year, it could be “Progressive” next.
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10 YEARS AGO
With a list of those arrested now exceeding 40 names, agents from the Gadsden County Sheriff’s Dept. Narcotics Unit continued “Operation Crack Attack” with the arrest of six more people, according to a report from the sheriff’s office. Those arrested were the result of undercover drug purchases made by law enforcement, with a majority of those arrested being re-offenders or currently on probation. [Full Story »]
Funeral Services for Robert Louis Monroe, 56, was held on Saturday, May 18, 2013, 11:00 a.m. at New Jerusalem M.B. Church. Ivey Funeral Home (850-627-1956) was in charge of arrangements. Viewing was held Friday, May 17, 2013 at the Ivey Funeral Home, Quincy.
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