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So when is the 'victory parade?'
When is the victory parade scheduled to celebrate all of the “ring bearers” in Barbour County?
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22 Barbour Countians drop 10+ lbs.
The Barbour County Health Department was the official weigh-in site for Barbour County participants of Scale Back Alabama.
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'Thank you' to friends and heroes
When I read the Tribune and see almost weekly another fireman rolling up the hose for the final time, I think my, my how time flies.
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Deputy, officers help spring breakers
My son and several of his friends traveled through Eufaula after spring break last weekend on their way back toJamesMadisonUniversityinHarrisonburg,Va.
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Eufaulians help rescue 'Goldie'
Our aging Golden Retriever had been missing for a day and a half when I received a call at work.
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Coach White leads on and off the court
I had the honor of being the Superintendent of Education for the Barbour County School System when it was necessary to consolidate Clayton and Louisville high schools in the year 2000.
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Jerrel Jernigan is positive role model
To the parents of Jerrel Jernigan: I would like to say job well done for the raising of your son.
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Eufaula area rallies to help families
Family Service Center Barbour (The Clearing House) would like to sincerely thank all those who helped with our 2011 Holiday Sponsorship Program.
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Fire victims thankful for responders
On a Tuesday morning following the BCS Championship, where many were sleeping after watching the football game, the Eufaula Fire Department was called to duty around 2:15 a.m. when our residence caught fire.
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Residents rally for children
It is with genuine respect that I acknowledge your generosity and kindness to the families and children of Barbour County through the Department of Human Resources during 2011.
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Time is a wonderful gift
As we celebrate Christmas, I find we miss so many real blessings this time of year.
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Tea Party, Occupy different
The Tea Party is trying to distance itself from the Occupy movement.
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Writer: Local trucks are taxed fairly
Statements made to the public without the real facts are the ultimate example of how out of touch our elected officials can be and the prime reason of what is wrong with our government on all levels.
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'Fill the Pantry' once again successful
May I use this method to express my sincere appreciation to all that made our “Fill the Pantry” for “Make a Difference Day” a success?
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Football fan enjoys Eufaula visit
I had the opportunity to attend the Eufaula High School vs. Paul W. Bryant High School football game in your city last Friday night.
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Democrats deserve some blame, too
I was very embarrassed by Comer Hagler at the meeting for Senator Sessions. His remarks were laced with expletives and he ranted and raved.
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Volunteers make pet parade successful
I would like to thank the people of all the small towns in Barbour County, the town of Eufaula and Georgetown, for your generous support of The Humane Society of Barbour County!
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Americans pay for greed
Maybe I should be judged as one of the worst cynics on the western side of Georgia.
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City should mark Constitution Week
The “Eufaula-Georgetown Area Ministerial Association” is an association of ministers of the gospel.
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Writer: Trib off base on Tea Party article
I do not appreciate the misrepresentation and exploitation that your writer, Ed Trainor, implied and presented.
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Does President Obama want to be like 'W'?
Several years ago I wrote letters to the Tribune about the rising young black star who delivered the invited speech at the 2004 Democratic Convention that thoroughly embraced the democratic philosophy as previously embodied in the language of Jimmy Carter, Ted Kennedy, etc.
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One road to Forest Hills is enough
How do you solve the financial woes facing our nation today?
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New ordinance has no impact
This letter is to express how I feel about the new city Ordinance 2011-3.
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Thanks for a job well done
I would like to say thanks to the security guards at the city courthouse, the receptionist at the mayor’s office and the secretary at the county commissioner’s office in Clayton for their determined effort in the removal of a frayed flag in front of the courthouse.
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Writer amazed at Eufaula's generosity
I would love to tell the world how proud I am of this wonderful community.
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