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County’s new archives facility now open to public [Slideshow, video]
Julie Shanks pours a drink while others mingle during the recent grand opening of the Cumberland County Archives and Family Heritage Center.,
William Faulkner once wrote that "the past is never dead." In fact, it continues to thrive in places like the new Cumberland County Archives and Family Heritage Center.
Continued ... - Central Office to close weeks of Christmas, Fourth of July
- Two women charged in ambush attack
- Elected officials sworn into county offices
- CMC Medicare agreement under review
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- Sports
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Lady Jets Brandi Green (4336) and Meghan Server (4343) helped their team finish first in the region by 39 points on a 96-degree day in North Georgia last week.
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Jets sizzle the competition at first meet
On a sizzling hot, 96-degree day in North Georgia, the Cumberland County High School Lady Jet cross country team blasted the competition finishing in the region by 39 points and fourth overall out of 20 teams, while the Jets finished third overall in the region and eighth out of 29 teams in the meet.
- Seney leads the way for the first TSSAA team at Phoenix School
- Lady Jet soccer team beats Rhea County 5-0
- Panthers drop season’s first game
- Lady Jets soccer team shuts out Rhea County
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Jets sizzle the competition at first meet
- Lifestyles
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Johnny Moore wows crowd at senior center
Members of the 127 South Citizens Center met on the first Friday of September for coffee, goodies, conversation and bingo at 10 a.m. Quality Health Care furnished the bingo prizes, and Tammy Melton checked blood pressure for any member interested. Bingo caller was Bea Stamper.
- Child Safety Day Program returns
- Mayland Seniors ready for Pioneer Day
- Cowpens, overlook are focus of September hike
- PLEASANT HILL RAMBLINGS: Truly a Community House
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Johnny Moore wows crowd at senior center
- Opinion
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Random Thoughts: Herkie movement a tribute to man who changed sideline performers
The Big Apple has seeds that crawl! Readers of this column may remember I have mentioned my personal experience with bedbugs. The August 20 issue of USA Today devoted their comprehensive page one cover story to bedbugs. They described these apple-seed size insects as a national problem, but the story focused on the take-over in New York City.
- We The People: It was the hottest decade on record
- Lion and the Lamb: Where are our loyalties?
- A pursuit of liberty amid chaos and violence
- GARY'S WORLD: The consequences of war last a lifetime
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Random Thoughts: Herkie movement a tribute to man who changed sideline performers
