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Mr. Bennett led by serving others
Robert K. Greenleaf coined the phrase “servant leadership” nearly 40 years ago in his essay, “The Servant as Leader”.
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Alabama keeps kicking the can
The economy may be improving, but try telling that to the folks in Montgomery.
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City makes the grade with finances
We’re not financial gurus at the Tribune. However, we’re smart enough to know that the city did well to receive an “A+” bond rating from Standard and Poor’s.
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Eufaula Pilgrimage is boon for Bluff City
Pink is the unofficial color of the Eufaula Pilgrimage. But there will be a lot of green in town this weekend, too.
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GOP hopefuls avoid Wiregrass
We didn’t expect to see a presidential candidate in Eufaula before Tuesday’s primary election.
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Barbour County voters to face tough choices Tuesday
Barbour County voters who go to the polls Tuesday have some difficult choices to make.
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Gingrich best among GOP hopefuls
In four days, Quitman County voters will take part in Super Tuesday. One week later, Barbour County voters will take part in Democratic and Republican primaries.
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New Eufaula City Schools superintendent expresses enthusiasm
If enthusiasm is any indicator of job performance, then Eddie Tyler is going to do just fine as Eufaula City Schools’ next superintendent.
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Barbour needs to think big
Rural prosperity doesn’t have to be an oxymoron.
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Why brag about a partisan court?
We recently received a campaign email from Chief Justice Chuck Malone.
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Debates fuel GOP primaries
“To be determined” is the “hedge” phrase used in describing likely participants in a host of upcoming Republican Party presidential nomination debates.
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Barbour County should consider sports hall of fame
In Barbour County, we pride ourselves as being the Home of Governors. We’re the home of some pretty good athletes, too.
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HIV testing helps save lives
It’s hard to believe, but it’s been 20 years ago since Magic Johnson announced to the world that he was infected with HIV.
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It's up to adults to help protect kids
The recent child sex abuse allegations involving a former Penn State football coach are horrific.
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Barbour County Sheriff's jail proposal makes sense
Barbour County needs money.
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What's the real purpose of immigration reform?
According to the Pew Hispanic Center, there are between 75,000 and 160,000 illegal immigrants in Alabama.
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Speechless? Consider these words of wisdom
The ineptness of our elected leadership in Washington often leaves us speechless.
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Our greatest enemy: It may be us, and not the terrorists
Ten years ago, cowards did their best to destroy this country.
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The ABCs of AYP
Approximately 72 percent of Alabama schools made Adequate Yearly Progress, or AYP, last school year.
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Beaulieu job cuts bad news for local economy
Economists and talking heads continue to debate whether our nation is entering its second recession since 2008.
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Immigration and common sense
As we reported on our website and in our newspaper, Sen. Beasley wants to repeal the state’s controversial immigration law.
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Debt ceiling crisis should shame lawmakers
Will the United States reach its debt ceiling without a Capitol Hill compromise?
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D.C. could use a dose of frugality
The United States government is $14.3 trillion in debt.
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Lake Eufaula's struggles
Lake Eufaula is in the news, and that’s not a good thing.
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Civil War veterans added to Eufaula's rich history
We take time to honor those who have served and even died for our country during this Memorial Day weekend.
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