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MLK observance attendees raise their hands during the unity prayer delivered Monday morning by Rev. Ken Page of Impact Ministries. (Photo: Walter Geiger)

MLK parade draws a crowd

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The Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade in Barnesville Monday morning attracted a crowd along the parade route and on the courthouse lawn

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#1 james on 01/16/12 at 02:32 PM
big crowd and NO ONE missed a day's work or a paycheck-----LOL
#1.1 Educated One on 01/16/12 at 09:17 PM
Yes, because it is a federal & state recognized holiday. Any idiot knows that most people have the day off. Are you not an idiot?
#1.1.1 Anonymous on 01/18/12 at 11:20 AM
Actually, goober, "most people" do not have the holiday off. Only Government employees and not all of them.

Way to open your mouth and stick you foot in it...hahahahaha
#2 Anonymous on 01/16/12 at 05:24 PM
I see a white guy in the back.... Is he the PO-PO keeping da peace?
#3 Anonymous on 01/16/12 at 08:29 PM
in other words, if your baby's daddy only slaps you around a little just suck it up. Hell, if he knocks you out deal with it - it's better for your kids to be in a two parent home, right Truby?

And why we are on it that one - we will throw the adultry card in there too. Sorry wives - that's the hand you pick when you said, "I do." And for some of you lucky guys, same for you!

It's always easy to tell someone else how to be role models for their children when you haven't been in their position....
#3.1 Anonymous on 01/18/12 at 09:01 AM
I'm sorry you cant handle the truth. Its call morals. I bet 50% of you never even married your babies daddy or daddies. Use a little common sense....I am sure Dr.Truby was not referencing cases of domestic violence. Only a fool would try to turn that speech into an issue.
The issue is all of the girls having baby after baby and not worrying about them having a daddy. Also, all of these POS men not having to take responsibility for any of their actions, including creating a life. Its easier to live off of the government. The cycle continues for some through adulthood. The kids see how their parents act and assume it is ok for them to follow in their footsteps.
#4 Anonymous on 01/19/12 at 12:17 PM
Hey Ms. Wallace please come see me for a hairdo girl.

Fay Mays
#4.1 Anonymous on 01/19/12 at 05:04 PM
Today! hunny
#5 Billy Brown on 01/20/12 at 10:36 AM
Most of y’all should be ashamed of yourselves. This event was an excellent opportunity to show solidity. Martin Luther King was a good man, but more important a Godly man. Pastor Ken Page is a Godly man as well and I am proud to call him my friend and brother. For you to use this forum as a venue for posting your snide comment of supposed superiority, well, you should be embarrassed and mortified of your actions. But then I guess maybe you are, since none of you will use your real names. Of course the mistake that I am making here is as my grandfather use to say, “Never argue with a fool, because people will not be able to tell the difference!”
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