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The sun came up Saturday morning, but you had to have faith that it was up there somewhere. Down here what we got was more chilling and more wet. A shiny coat of that wet on the patio brick was not all that beautiful. Read the full story
George Smith's column of Sunday 11 November 2018
George Smith's column of Wednesday 31 October 2018
The sun came up Saturday morning, but you had to have faith that it was up there somewhere. Down here what we got was more chilling and more wet. A shiny coat of that wet on the patio brick was not all that beautiful.
George Smith's column of Wednesday 24 October 2018
George Smith's column of Sunday 21 October 2018
George Smith's column of Wednesday 17 October 2018
George Smith's column of Wednesday 10 October 2018
Anniston — Funeral services for Gary Timothy Cotton, 76, of Anniston will be 2 p.m. Friday, Oct. 5, 2018, at Gray Brown-Service Mortuary with Rev. James Cohorn and Rev. Terry Smith officiating ...
George Smith's column of 03 October 2018
“One of the noblest professions is teaching because a teacher teaches everyone else who goes into another profession.”
George Smith's column of Wednesday 26 September 2018
George Smith's column of Sunday 23 Sept 2018
George Smith's column of Wednesday 19 Sept 2018
BOSTON — I’m here, but way back there is a memory of an old dirt roadbed and a skinny kid of 12 years old, maybe 13.
George Smith's column of Wednesday 12 Sept 2018
George Smith's column of Wednesday 5 September 2018
MONDAY is Labor Day, Sept. 3, 2018 ... and memories of my boyhood years, when my dad considered raising a sometime rebellious son had to be paid for in service to the family survival, come calling.
George Smith's column of Wednesday 29 August 2018
George Smith's column of Sunday 26 August 2018
George Smith's column of Wednesday 22 August 2018
George Smith's column of Wednesday 15 August 2018
The engine in my new-old Kia Sportage is not so much as a whisper. Tires are just about as quiet and from the Eastern Bypass the foothills of the Appalachians fade into a misty purple.
George Smith's column of Wednesday 8 August 2018
