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May 1, 2006: Flaggers, Yankees And Other Signs Of Hostility

May 1, 2006 by webmaster Leave a Comment

Okay boys and girls, let’s dip into the ol’ mailbag and see what readers have to say regarding my recent opinions on anything and everything. My column suggesting that flaggers have no chance of getting a public referendum on the old state flag drew an unusually muted response from a crowd that has been anything but muted in the past. I did hear from a couple of … [Read more...] about May 1, 2006: Flaggers, Yankees And Other Signs Of Hostility

Apr. 24, 2006: Welcome Home To Georgia’s 48th Brigade Combat Team

April 24, 2006 by webmaster Leave a Comment

That giant “WHEW” you hear is a collective sigh of relief that the 4,400 members of Georgia’s 48th Brigade Combat Team are coming home after more than a year of active duty in Iraq. Even as we speak, planeloads of our fellow Georgians are safely on the ground, and more are en route. Back home to black-eyed peas, collard greens, corn bread, hot showers, sweet tea, flush … [Read more...] about Apr. 24, 2006: Welcome Home To Georgia’s 48th Brigade Combat Team

Apr. 17, 2006: Flaggers Are Waging A Losing Battle On Referendum

April 17, 2006 by webmaster Leave a Comment

Flaggers have never been hesitant to state their displeasure with me when I wrote something they didn’t like (a fairly frequent occurrence.) Now, for the past several months I have been trying to get them to tell me about their political strategy for the upcoming elections and their silence has been deafening. In the past, they have said all they want is a public referendum … [Read more...] about Apr. 17, 2006: Flaggers Are Waging A Losing Battle On Referendum

Apr. 10: 2006: Yankee Transplant Doesn’t Think Much of Our History

April 10, 2006 by webmaster Leave a Comment

Sometimes when you cast this bread out on the waters, you never know what is going to come back. I recently heard from an Ohio transplant who resides in one of the garden spots in Georgia. He is a Viet Nam veteran (bless him) who doesn’t like George W. Bush (Neither do a lot of other people), or the war (ditto) or me (Welcome to the club. The line is long). He also doesn’t … [Read more...] about Apr. 10: 2006: Yankee Transplant Doesn’t Think Much of Our History

Apr. 3, 2006: McKinney Returns To Earth With a Bang — And a Slap

April 3, 2006 by webmaster Leave a Comment

Our Ambassador to Outer Space Cynthia McKinney has made a brief landing on earth, and now there is hell to pay. Usually the Ambassador is with us mortals only during the State of the Union address, where she parks herself on the aisle in the House of Representatives in order to plant a wet kiss on whichever unfortunate president of the United States happens to be coming to … [Read more...] about Apr. 3, 2006: McKinney Returns To Earth With a Bang — And a Slap

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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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