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Coming Through

Coming Through

A wide load 18-wheeler momentarily stopped traffic on William Street last week as it attempted to make its way through downtown Atlanta. Unless a delivery is being made, big trucks of this size and especially with this type of load are not permitted to drive through the downtown area. (Photo by Raydeen Edwards).

Yummies for the tummy

Yummies for the tummy

George Echols showcases his Cass County grown watermelons last week in front of the Journal-Sun office.The Echols’family has harvested watermelons in Cass County for four generations. Echols said his largest watermelon harvested weighed 111 pounds, and that none of the melons go to waste around his place as they make preserves from the rind. (Photo by Tim Emmons)

LOCAL EVENTS

LOCAL EVENTS

The drawing will take place on October 15, 2023. The winner will be able to have the rifle engraved at no additional cost and does not need to be present to win.

Piazza autographs copies of his book

Piazza autographs copies of his book

Atlanta High School alumnus and author James Piazza visited Atlanta’s library last week for a book signing. Piazza graciously signed versions of his newest book entitled “The Glorious Life of Adversity: Where there’s a will, there’s a way! Where there’s NO way, there’s God!” Piazza is a dedicated father of two, Isabella Rose and James Wilson. He has served as pastor of student ministry for more than 20 years and is the founder and communicator for thegloriouslifeofadversity. com. (Photo by Tim Emmons)

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