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THE PEOPLE of Cave Spring are very fortunate to have a team of committed people interested in the success of the city. Cave Spring is a place that is truly unique in both its people and its locatio...
IF YOU HAVE had enough of the wrong kind of change in Washington, you are invited to a Tea Party meeting on Saturday, Feb. 25 at 10 a.m. at Pop’s Buffet in downtown Summerville. This meeting is fo...
THE OFFICIAL END of the war in Iraq has been declared. As Americans, now is the time to express our gratitude and show appreciation to the men and women who so bravely served our country. Boys ...
AFTER READING a recent “Our World” (Rome News-Tribune, Jan. 22) I had several ideas about the Keystone Pipeline, a 1,711-mile oil pipeline from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico. We all know this projec...
As for threats, well politcal leaders have always had threats made against them and probably always will.
James wrote: If people in the South continue to display this attitude then the federal government should deny these cities any federal benefits.
This is just ridiculous. As a matter of fact his entire last paragraph is something I would like James to tell us how that would work. This I got to hear.
I want to offer a challenge to James. James, find me one commercial on TV that depicts a criminal that isnt white. When you cant, well then at that point you have seen modern day discrimination in my opinion.
The thing I hate about asking people like James a question is that usually they go into a rant and never answer the question.