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Harris now owns Afghanistan withdrawal

News Staff
Wednesday, July 31, 2024
In a reply to letters by me and others regarding Afghanistan, the author of the letter titled “Leaving Afghanistan:” in the July 11th issue, made a big effort to deflect blame from Biden to Trump regarding the humiliating way our forces left that country.
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James the Just

News Staff
Wednesday, July 31, 2024
James the Just, Jesus’ brother, was a key leader in the early Christian church. His role was pivotal in defining the early church’s relationship with Jewish law and in including Gentiles into the Christian faith.
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National Health Center Week

News Staff
Wednesday, July 31, 2024
I am writing to highlight the significance of National Health Center Week, which is being celebrated from August 5th to August 9th this year.
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A plea for kindness

News Staff
Wednesday, July 31, 2024
As a new school year begins, I feel compelled to make a plea for kindness. On August 1st, students will fill the classrooms of this county.
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In their own words

News Staff
Wednesday, July 31, 2024
There was a time when both political parties wanted the same things—national security, good schools, a strong economy, and equal opportunities for every American to pursue a better life. This was a time when politics was about working through contrasting ideas on how best to achieve common goals.
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Growing With Work and Chores

News Staff
Wednesday, July 31, 2024
I grew up on a farm and as everyone knows, farms require work. They don’t run themselves nor do they wait for the work to be done. Everything has a season. I was first drafted to work on the farm when I was about eight years old. I worked in the field, hoeing and picking cotton and bell pepper.
One of the most-photographed landmarks in Wayne County is the 124-year-old brick building in Gardi. Around 1940, Troy Fore Sr. purchased the iconic structure in which he operated The Altamaha Apiaries. In 1969 his son, Troy Jr., established Fore’s Honey Farms. Troy became an influential leader in the beekeeping industry.

One of the most-photographed landmarks in Wayne County is the 124-year-old brick building in Gardi. Around 1940, Troy Fore Sr. purchased the iconic structure in which he operated The Altamaha Apiaries. In 1969 his son, Troy Jr., established Fore’s Honey Farms. Troy became an influential leader in the beekeeping industry.

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Troy Fore inspired curiosity and courage

Dink NeSmith
Wednesday, July 31, 2024
By the time I got there in August of 1971, Troy Fore was already at 361 W. Plum St. in Jesup. But the same magnetic force drew us to the Wayne County Press (WCP). On June 30, that “magnet” sat—in his seersucker suit—two pews in front of me at Troy’s funeral.
ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips addressing the media at ACC Kickoff on July 22. Photo by Benjamin London

ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips addressing the media at ACC Kickoff on July 22. Photo by Benjamin London

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Are we close to the ACC’s downfall?

Benjamin London - Sports Editor and Staff Writer
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
For the past few years, the college football landscape has changed tremendously. From NIL where players are making more than some coaches, to the new playoff format that started with four teams and has recently expanded to 12.