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Four-time winner of the Georgia Press Association's Best Humor Column

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2008 Columns

Jan. 21, 2008: Rep. Fran Millar Deserves An ‘A’ For His Education Efforts

January 21, 2008 by webmaster Leave a Comment

REP. FRAN MILLAR DESERVES AN ‘A’ FOR HIS EDUCATION EFFORTS The HOPE scholarship has kept a number of Georgia’s brightest kids at home and has vastly improved the academic quality of our state’s universities and colleges. If a college education isn’t your bag, the state of Georgia also offers one of the best technical education systems in the nation. Great universities and … [Read more...] about Jan. 21, 2008: Rep. Fran Millar Deserves An ‘A’ For His Education Efforts

Jan. 14, 2008: After Three Years, Nichols Case Goes Nowhere

January 14, 2008 by webmaster Leave a Comment

AFTER THREE YEARS, NICHOLS CASE GOES NOWHERE Excuse me for bringing up a sore subject again, but it has been almost three years since someone who looked an awful lot like Brian Nichols overpowered a deputy at the Fulton County courthouse in March 2005, took her gun and the lives of four innocent people — a superior court judge, a court reporter, a deputy sheriff and, later, a … [Read more...] about Jan. 14, 2008: After Three Years, Nichols Case Goes Nowhere

Jan. 7, 2008: New Year Will Likely Strain My Much-Admired Tolerance And Patience

January 7, 2008 by webmaster Leave a Comment

NEW YEAR WILL LIKELY STRAIN MY MUCH-ADMIRED TOLERANCE AND PATIENCE The year 2008 has begun very much like 2007 ended — still populated with too many humorless liberal weenies, narrow-minded Bible thumpers, state flaggers who couldn’t find the 21st century with a calendar, rude cell phone yakkers, poor service in two languages — depending on which button you push — and other … [Read more...] about Jan. 7, 2008: New Year Will Likely Strain My Much-Admired Tolerance And Patience

January 1, 2008: To My Grandsons: Work Hard and Have Passion

December 31, 2007 by webmaster Leave a Comment

To Zachary and Nicholas Wansley, Brian and Thomas Yarbrough Thinking about what I wanted to share with you this year, I was struck at how much we — you and I — have changed since we began this annual correspondence back at the beginning of the new millennium. Zack was a newly minted teenager, and the rest of you guys were barely double-digit. Now before this year is over … [Read more...] about January 1, 2008: To My Grandsons: Work Hard and Have Passion

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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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July 2021: 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 … Read more... about News

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