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Four-time winner of the Georgia Press Association's Best Humor Column

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Sep 24, 2007: Cynthia McKinney Has Returned, And I’m Ecstatic

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CYNTHIA MCKINNEY HAS RETURNED, AND I’M ECSTATIC The Lord works in mysterious ways. After enduring the unending righteous indignation of Al, a former television network correspondent, and Barney (not his real name) who is a “charter coordinator” of something or other (he won’t tell me) in the Atlanta area, I was about ready to insert bamboo splints under my fingernails and find … [Read more...] about Sep 24, 2007: Cynthia McKinney Has Returned, And I’m Ecstatic

Sep. 17, 2007: Governor Shares Lessons Learned From Athletics

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GOVERNOR SHARES LESSONS LEARNED FROM ATHLETICS Watching Gov. Sonny Perdue on television at the Little League World Series, where his hometown Warner Robins team defeated Japan for the world championship, reminded me that he was a pretty good athlete in his day. How good? “I was small,” he said when I dropped by his office recently to ask him, “but I made up for that by being … [Read more...] about Sep. 17, 2007: Governor Shares Lessons Learned From Athletics

Sept. 10, 2007: From Gator Jibes To Diatribes: Readers Respond

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FROM GATOR JIBES TO DIATRIBES: READERS RESPOND If you know any shrimp personally, you might tell them to get out of town. As soon as I finish writing this, I am off to the exquisite little Georgia Sea Grill on St. Simons Island to stuff my face with copious amounts of the corn-fried variety. Before I go, I need to clean out my overflowing mailbox. It has been a busy few … [Read more...] about Sept. 10, 2007: From Gator Jibes To Diatribes: Readers Respond

Sept. 3, 2007: Some Reflections On 9/11 Six Years Later

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SOME REFLECTIONS ON 9/11 SIX YEARS LATER It has been six years since a group of madmen carried out a series of unprovoked attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon killing more than 3,000 innocent people. I can still see a group of frightened U.S. senators standing on the steps of the Capitol that afternoon singing “God Bless America.” They didn’t look so all-fired … [Read more...] about Sept. 3, 2007: Some Reflections On 9/11 Six Years Later

Aug. 27, 2007: My First And Last Words On Lowlife Michael Vick

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MY FIRST AND LAST WORDS ON LOWLIFE MICHAEL VICK A number of readers have asked why I haven’t written about the Michael Vick saga. I have tried to ignore the subject since everyone else feels compelled to blather about it ad nauseum. What is there left to say? Frankly, Vick isn’t worth the precious space I am allotted on these pages. He is a lowlife and a liar who assumed … [Read more...] about Aug. 27, 2007: My First And Last Words On Lowlife Michael Vick

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State Sen.Steve Gooch, R-Dahlonega, has announced he is running for lieutenant governor.  Gooch is the guy who said that approving permits to strip-mine the Okefenokee for titanium dioxide to manufacture, among other things, toothpaste whitener is not a legislative matter.  It is up to the bureaucrats to decide. This, despite overwhelming opposition from Georgians across the state.  File that away and remember it when it comes time to vote.  I know I will. … [Read More...] about A long memory

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Yarbrough received over 1,000 email responses last year – both positive and negative. Though most of the emails he receives support his viewpoints, one thing is for sure: Dick Yarbrough’s column speaks to people and they respond. Here is a sampling of email responses Yarbrough has received in the past:

  • Thanks for writing what we all are thinking.
  • I am annoyed by anybody who presumes to know what Georgians think.  And that, sir, includes you.

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Dick's NEW Edition of his popular book 'And They Call Them Games' -- a look back at the 1996 Olympics Just in time for the 25th anniversary of the Olympic games in Atlanta, Dick's book has been re-released and is available now on Amazon.  If you're a fan of Dick, or the Olympics -- or both! -- you won't want to miss this! > Follow this link to order.   February 2020:  Grady-Yarbrough Fellows Announced for Spring 2020 Athens, Ga. … Read more... about News

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