They say you can’t go home again, but I’m here to tell you that’s not true. Home may be different – you may be different – but it can be done. I left in 2005 at the age of 40. I only went across the state line into Louisiana, but it seemed like a different country.
Northeast Texas lost a longtime public servant Saturday night when David Bridges was tragically killed in a three-vehicle crash on Interstate 30 in Royse City. Bridges, the Fifth District Court of Appeals Justice since 1996, had been campaigning earlier in the day with others vying for the nomination of candidate for the 4th Congressional District seat.
Atlanta city workers install a culvert on Allday and Grady Streets. Rodney Roark (left), Mike Burns and Roy Dickerson (on tractor) installed the culvert to help abate drainage issues due to heavy rainfall.
The findings of a study of sewer lines along Highway 59 and Highway 77, funded by the City of Atlanta, were presented to the city council by A.L. Franks Engineering of Texarkana, Ark. last Monday during its regular meeting.
Charles Graham, born 29 January 1792 in NC (possibly Anson County), moved with his family to Perryville, Perry County, TN in the early 1800s, living on the banks of the Tennessee River. His father. Captain John Graham, is reported to have fought on the wrong side of a skirmish in Scotland and fled to North Carolina. Other than Charles, children of Captain and Mrs. Graham were Robert Crawford and Mary, and possibly others.
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