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NEW FOR 3/8: State of county; Flawed election process; Cherished memory

NEW FOR 3/8: State of county; Flawed election process; Cherished memory

Click here to read the latest edition. In this issue:
TODAY’S FOCUS: People and place continue to evolve, bringing possibilities
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Timing of school board nonpartisan election is flawed 
ANOTHER VIEW: Remembering two trips to Arles, and the art of van Gogh
SPOTLIGHT: Aurora Theatre
FEEDBACK: Yet another transit study; what’s the count now?
UPCOMING: Redner leaving Community Foundation; it seeks new leader
NOTABLE: PCOM students bring Two Step CPR to Mall
RECOMMENDED: The Forbidden Garden by Ellen Herrick
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Ga. Tech Poet Larry Rubin focused on historical images
MYSTERY PHOTO: It’s a small building, but was mighty important
LAGNIAPPE: Bird photos from Bali on display in Lawrenceville 
CALENDAR: Senior living options is the topic tonight at Five Forks Branch Library

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by · March 8, 2022 · Full issues
George Graf, 20 years ago

ANOTHER VIEW: Remembering two trips to Arles, and the art of van Gogh

By George Graf  |  When living years ago in Europe, I was an admirer of the artist Vincent van Gogh.  Therefore, I could not pass up a road trip to Arles, France, where van Gogh produced a massive amount of fantastic work.  According to the Vincent van Gogh Foundation, he lived here for 444 days and produced over 200 paintings, over 100 drawings and watercolors, and wrote some 200 letters. He was busy! 

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by · March 8, 2022 · Another View
BRACK: Recalling an early memory of a favorite Gospel song in church

BRACK: Recalling an early memory of a favorite Gospel song in church

One of my earlier recollections came when about age 4-5-6, when going to church with my parents. It was at Walnut Creek Baptist Church, still a vibrant congregation near Allentown, Ga.

For some reason, at that young age, my favorite hymn was No. 70. Now what the name of that song was, I just don’t remember. But it might have been “I Feel Like Traveling On.”  You remember the lyrics.

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by · April 13, 2018 · Elliott Brack's Perspective