Columns
DEAN POLING: Rooting out the American enemy within
At the end of the Cold War, I recall reading an article about who would James Bond battle ... Read more
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Editorials
EDITORIAL: Celebrate the Constitution
Do you know what the Constitution says? Click here to read its full text. U.S. Constitution Week begins Tuesday. ... Read more
Local News
Panel emphasizes importance of recreation
**CORRECTION** Dr. Brad Gregory was incorrectly identified as the the executive director of the Colquitt County Educational Foundation. ... Read more
Columns
TERRY TURNER: Borders matter
Troubles at the U. S. border with Mexico have plagued the last three American administrations. Georgia, like the ... Read more
Ga Fl News
Juvenile says shooting threat was a ‘joke’
VALDOSTA – An 11-year-old girl has been charged in connection with a shooting threat at Valdosta Middle School. ... Read more
Editorials
EDITORIAL: State tax law offers an opportunity
On Thursday, the Colquitt County Board of Education plans to approve a property tax increase. Board members and ... Read more
Local News
Taxes big issue as government leaders answer questions
Editor’s note: This is the third in a series of articles about questions asked and answered during the ... Read more
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STEVE ROBERTS: Chain breakers rising
“Singin’, freedom “Freedom “Where are you? “‘Cause I need freedom, too “I break chains all by myself “Won’t ... Read more
Columns
LAURA FINLEY: The kids are never fair game
Like many others, I wept watching Vice-President candidate Tim Walz’s son Gus express his sheer admiration of his ... Read more
News
Six presidential candidates on Georgia ballot
ATLANTA – Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger Thursday finalized a list of six presidential candidates whose names ... Read more