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8th Graders Affirm Baptism at Christ Our Shepherd Lutheran
3/27/08 (7:37 a.m.) Twenty-two eighth graders Affirmed their Baptism at Christ Our Shepherd Lutheran Church on Palm... More

STATEMENT BY MCCAIN CAMPAIGN ON BARACK OBAMA'S PLANNED SPEECH ON THE ECONOMY TODAY IN NYC
John McCain 2008 spokesman Tucker Bounds today issued the following statement on Barack Obama's speech on the economy planned for this morning in New York City:"No amount of rhetoric can hide Senator Obama's clear record of embracing the liberal tax and spend, big government policies that hit hardworking American families at a time when they're most vulnerable, and are certain to move America backward.

Clayton State University Jazz Combo Presents “Shades of Max” at Spivey Hall, Apr. 23
The Clayton State University Jazz Combo presents “Shades of Max” remembering Max Roach (1925-2007) on Wednesday, Apr. 23 at 7:30 p.m. in Spivey Hall on the Clayton State main campus in Morrow. The event is free and open to the public.

Clayton Community Big Band Presents “Crossing Over” at Spivey Hall, Apr. 28
The Clayton Community Big Band under the direction of Stacey Houghton presents “Crossing Over,” big band versions of popular tunes, on Monday, Apr. 28 at 7:30 p.m. in Spivey Hall on the Clayton State main campus in Morrow. The event is free and open to the public.

First Lady Perdue Hosts Youth Advocacy Forum
Today (3/26/08) First Lady Mary Perdue hosted a round table discussion led by youth advocates from the group Georgia EmpowerMEnt. The group consists of former and present foster care youth, between the ages of 14 – 26, who serve as a positive voice for Georgia children in foster care.

Local Land Trust Announces Grant from Wildlife Foundation
Southern Conservation Trust (Fayette County) is pleased to announce that Norcross Wildlife Foundation of Massachusetts has made a generous donation to the Trust to purchase updated office equipment and print conservation brochures to support its conservation, educational and administrative activities. The Trust has added a Development Director, Bonnie Helander, and is expanding its conservation program throughout the Southern Crescent in 2008.