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At first I thought it had something to do with the puzzle's theme, but then I realized it was the same with the NY and LA Times. I'm with you on this one- maddening! The xwords are the highlight of my weekend! I hope somebody at the AJC got a spanking for that.

"True Crime with Aphrodite Jones" and "On the Case with Paula Zahn."

PCHS is $330.00 for JV and $615.00 for Varsity/Competition. Last year, we had to pay $10.00 a month for squad C4 classes (Wed), but this year that is supposed to be covered by the fundraisers. JV practices Mon, Tues, and Thurs till 5:30. I believe Varsity has their C4 class on Tues and they practice every other day till 6:00 or 6:30. Fundraisers are mandatory. They do the magazine sales, t-shirt sponser sales, and candy sales. PCHS had their tryouts the first week of April and this will be my daughter's 2nd year on JV and Varsity basketball. She still lacks the tumbling skills for Varsit

My husband and I applauded it too. That's Doc, no nonsense. We love him.

Auto Zone on 120 is open. My husband (the Pittsburgh native) is the manager there and he is on duty... They are, however, out of Ice Melt, de-icer, and windshield scrapers, so it seemed kinda pointless to me.

Yep! And he's not even the regular kicker... Good job, Gators!

I know! I told Terri Friday night how awesome the brass sounded! You would have thought there were 3 times as many horns out there!

My son is percussion section leader at PCHS, and I honestly think that Saturday was the happiest day of his life. These kids had a mission to prove that PCHS could excel at something, and with Miss Young's leadership they were able to do just that. I salute them all for a job well done.

Bless her heart! Mary Ann had been a fixture on that stool at the cash register for as long as I can remember. She took those orders with amazing accuracy. I had missed her being there for the past few months.

My daughter says she doesn't know anything about one and she was at the 8th grade thing.

Cyndi and Bob are friends of ours from St. Vincent's. She was an inspiration and a model of the Faith. I have never known children like the Babeckas- you just have to see them to believe them. Cyndi will be greatly missed by our parish.

You better slow that Patriot down, girl! This ain't your first speeding ticket, as I recall, and you don't need to be driving that fast with a baby on the way! You know I love you, but dang!

Dang, you mean that wasn't just last week????

Could be anyone who graduated from PCHS between the years 1978-1981! LOL!

I was asked by Mrs. Sherron Craton Jenkins to let everyone one know that the Hickory Hut is back up and running. Ya'll go get a Hickory Tater or some stew!

This looked like it caused quite a bit of damage to the HH when I went by there tonight.

I watched Deana grow up as one of my little sister's best friends. She was such a sweet and funny girl. Prayers for all her family and friends. So sad.

My daughter is stationed at Hunter AAF and knows this situation and this soldier first-hand. I cannot post what her opinion on this matter is... Let's just say most of the other soldiers do not think too highly of her right now. One of the most heart-wrenching things I've ever witnessed was when we were there when my daughter deployed to Iraq a year and a half ago: the children screaming, "Mommy, no! Don't go!" as the soldiers were heading toward the plane. It broke my heart, and I admired those women so much. I had a hard enough time letting my own daughter go and she has no children.

Davis Mill North (flat stretch in front of Bleakley place) was practically a solid sheet of ice around 9:30am. I almost hit the ditch at the stop sign- made a u-turn and proceeded back home.

I'm Rhonda! I can arrange to pick them up asap. I apologize- I really love those pics, they are some great ones of my boys!

Yes, I could not remember exactly why it was they were landing the plane to start with. I knew it was because of something stupid... They were a dumb bunch, for sure!

It happened in 1989, I think, but basically she was going through a messy divorce with her chiropractor husband and he and a couple of his thugs killed her. They then put her body in a truck toolbox and proceeded to fly to south Georgia with it. The plan was to dump her in the Okeefenokee and no one would ever hear from her again. They made their fatal error, however, when they tried to land their plane at the airport in Ware Co. (I think this is where it was) at night with no lights on! This alerted authorities immediately, who searched the plane and found Kim's body. Up until then she h

Kim was the best. They didn't come any better than her.

Yes, the worst part is the possibility that her family may have to go through the torture of another trial after all these years.

This is being reported on the WSB-TV website: http://www.wsbtv.com/news/21203970/detail.html I still miss Kim...