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Bishop-Designate Eckman Reflects on Humble Beginnings in Pittsburgh Ahead of Installation Mass

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Bishop-designate Mark Eckman was one of Pope Leo’s first appointments. He has some big shoes to fill as his predecessor, Bishop David Zubik, steps aside at the age of 75.See the Story

Area Students Earn Places at SkillsUSA Nationals

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ATLANTA, Ga. — Several local students earned places at the SkillsUSA National Competition from June 23-27 in Atlanta, Georgia.Fayetteville, Georgia · Fayetteville See the Story

Ask Margar-Etiquette About Paying for Dates

Dear Margar-etiquette, I have recently rejoined the dating scene after many decades of marriage. Are there guidelines around who should pay for the date these days? My mom taught me that the man always pays, but I don’t want to expect that if today’s woman has a different expectation. Back in the Dating Game Dear Back in the Dating Game, Welcome back! It takes courage to reenter the dating scene, and it’s wonderful that you’re doing so with thou…Australia · Australia See the Story

Bomb threat at QTS Data Center; ICE rumors spark fear amongst neighbors

At approximately 12:50 p.m. on Friday, July 11, the Fayetteville Police Department responded to a reported bomb threat at the QTS Data Center. Upon arriving at the scene, police determined that the threat was not credible. “After a thorough search, the threat was deemed not to be credible,” said Fayetteville Police Captain David Cagle. While police continue to investigate the origins of the threat, rumors quickly spread through the surrounding n…Immigration and Customs Enforcement · Fayetteville Read Article

Starr’s Mill holds early graduation for student with ailing mother

In a powerful act of compassion and community, Starr’s Mill High School organized an early graduation for rising senior Alejandro (Alex) Ruiz so that his mother, Sarah Ruiz, who is currently battling Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), could witness her son walk across the stage. Mrs. Ruiz reached out to the school the Tuesday before graduation asking if there was anything they could do in order for her to see her son graduate, feeling that her…Fayetteville, Georgia · Fayetteville Read Article

When property taxes are a cap shuffle game

Recently, I was at a Braves game, and I had a thought during the in-game entertainment “Cap shuffle.” It is like my recent exploration of government funding and property taxes. First, it is important to note that the only beverage I had was Diet Coke. In the cap shuffle, a fan can win prizes if they correctly identify which cap has the marker underneath. The fan is shown the marker being placed before the caps begin switching and shifting spots…Taxes · Fayetteville Read Article

Talking Southern -- Raising Cain

One used to hear this phrase – “raising Cain” – a lot in the church-going South, such as in the following examples: “My mother-in-law was raising Cain with us about not getting up to see her often enough.” “Tommy Ed was always sober as a church warden all week, but every Saturday night would go out drinking, partying, and raising Cain.” I swannee, what it’d take to embarrass that forever-complaining woman would scald a wash pot! She’s …Fayetteville, Georgia · Fayetteville Read Article

SNAP cuts will ripple through schools

The vote on reconciliation is over, but the harm it will bring to the nation’s children has just begun. The final legislation cuts the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) by $186 billion, the largest cut to food assistance in the history of the United States. In addition to feeding the hungry, SNAP lifts 8 million people out of poverty each year, including 4 million children. These cuts will reverse that. Here are a couple of the fi…Fayetteville, Georgia · Fayetteville Read Article

HELP FOSTER CHILDREN THRIVE THIS SCHOOL YEAR: DONATE TO BLOOM’S BACK-TO-SCHOOL DRIVE-A-THON JULY 17

As back-to-school season approaches, Bloom is calling on the community to help area foster children and families start the school year with confidence. On Thursday, July 17, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Bloom will host its 2nd Annual Back-to-School Drive-A-Thon—a convenient, drive-thru donation event taking place at three Bloom locations across Georgia. “Back-to-school season should be an exciting time, but for many children in foster care, it can be …Fayetteville, Georgia · Fayetteville Read Article

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