Post Tagged with: "Alabama"

MYSTERY PHOTO: Flowers brighten today’s puzzler

MYSTERY PHOTO: Flowers brighten today’s puzzler

The clock says 12:30, the flowers are bright and cheerful, and this old stone building seems ages old. Use your brain to determine where this photo was made, and then send your answer to elliott!@brack.net, and include your hometown.

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by · August 18, 2023 · Mystery photos
12/3: On runoff elections; Auburn-Alabama game; New rabbi

12/3: On runoff elections; Auburn-Alabama game; New rabbi

Click here to read today’s full issue. Inside this edition:
TODAY’S FOCUS: Are There Better Options Than Runoffs To Elect Officials?
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Auburn-Alabama Game Was Thriller, Best of 2019 Season!
ANOTHER VIEW: New Rabbi Now On Board at Temple Beth David in Snellville
SPOTLIGHT: Northside Hospital
FEEDBACK: Photo Triggered Memories of Being Frightened in a Salt Mine
UPCOMING: Northside Hospital Adds Two More Physicians in Sports Medicine
NOTABLE: Gwinnett 2040 Comprehensive Plan Is Judged As Best in the State
RECOMMENDED: Letters from the Dead by Steve Robinson
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Sapelo Island Has Human History Going Back Some 4,500 Years
MYSTERY PHOTO: This Watery Photo Doesn’t Look Much Like North Georgia
CALENDAR: Getting Near Time for Children To Meet Santa in Norcross and Duluth

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by · December 3, 2019 · Full issues
BRACK: Auburn-Alabama game was thriller, best of 2019 season

BRACK: Auburn-Alabama game was thriller, best of 2019 season

By Elliott Brack  | The Auburn-Alabama football game on Saturday was the best and most exciting game we’ve watched on television this year. And for the second time in three years, Auburn upset Alabama on a missed field goal, this time 48-45.

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by · December 3, 2019 · Elliott Brack's Perspective
3/9: A community develops; Expanding your boundaries

3/9: A community develops; Expanding your boundaries

Click here to read the latest issue. Inside this issue:
TODAY’S FOCUS: Here’s a View on How One Community in California Developed
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Find the Fun By Moving Outside Your Own Boundaries
SPOTLIGHT: Infinite Energy Center
FEEDBACK: Focus Should Be To Embrace Responsibilities as Strongly as Rights
McLEMORE’S WORLD: Lenten Discipline
UPCOMING: Deadline is March 26 for Upcoming Leadership Gwinnett Class
NOTABLE: Walton EMC To Supply Renewable Power for New Facebook Site
RECOMMENDED: The Making of FDR by Linda Lotridge Levin
GEORGIA TIDBIT: King and Prince Seafood of Brunswick Thriving Since 1924
MYSTERY PHOTO: Another Covered Bridge Asks You for Its Location
CALENDAR: Jones Bridge Park Renovation Work Now Complete

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by · March 9, 2018 · Full issues
Little River Falls, Ala.

BRACK: Find the fun by moving outside your own boundaries

By Elliott Brack, editor and publisher  |  All too often we find it difficult for most of us to bust through our own boundaries.

Most of us don’t reach out to others, or try to look at a different viewpoint. We also see this in the political boundaries that hem us in. There are so many boundaries which limit us.

For instance, though Greenville, S.C. is said to be a snazzy place to visit, there’s that state boundary line that separates that city from Georgians. We’ve been meaning to visit that area for some time, but never seem to get there.

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