Beyonce, Jay Z's former bodyguard dies being tasered in naked home invasion | Story | Wonderwall
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Sunday, September 08, 2013
Saturday, September 07, 2013
My Way News - AP survey: House shows opposition to Syria attack
My Way News - AP survey: House shows opposition to Syria attack
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By The Associated Press via MyWay.com News
Friday, September 06, 2013
My Way News - 1,200 Calif. chickens to retire on the East Coast
My Way News - 1,200 Calif. chickens to retire on the East Coast
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By The Associated Press via MyWay.com News
Doppler weather maps - MSN Weather
Doppler weather maps - MSN Weather
East Ridge, Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, parts of South Carolina and North Carolina from MSN Weather.
East Ridge, Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, parts of South Carolina and North Carolina from MSN Weather.
Thursday, September 05, 2013
Wednesday, September 04, 2013
Official: Ariel Castro dead after suicide
Official: Ariel Castro dead after suicide
Breaking news report from MSN News report.
Breaking news report from MSN News report.
My Way - News - Top News NOW from AP
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Top news updated by the Associated Press via MyWay.com News
Top news updated by the Associated Press via MyWay.com News
Tuesday, September 03, 2013
Christian radio host: Military’s ‘homosexual takeover’ could doom attack on Syria | The Raw Story
Christian radio host: Military’s ‘homosexual takeover’ could doom attack on Syria | The Raw Story
From RawStory.com
Toney Atkins comments: Please pray for her in her ignorance and spreading of malicious and inflammatory information.
From RawStory.com
Toney Atkins comments: Please pray for her in her ignorance and spreading of malicious and inflammatory information.
Amid Syria tension, Israel test-fires missile over Mediterranean Sea - World News
Amid Syria tension, Israel test-fires missile over Mediterranean Sea - World News
From NBCNews.com
THIS IS AN UPDATE TO THE STORY POSTED BELOW.
From NBCNews.com
THIS IS AN UPDATE TO THE STORY POSTED BELOW.
My Way News - Mom finds teenager's ashes in Wal-Mart bag
My Way News - Mom finds teenager's ashes in Wal-Mart bag
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By The Associated Press via MyWay.com News
My Way News - Russian reports: 2 missiles fired in Mediterranean
My Way News - Russian reports: 2 missiles fired in Mediterranean
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Will likely be updated
By The Associated Press via MyWay.com News
Will likely be updated
My Way - News - Top News
My Way - News - Top News
By The Associated Press via MyWay.com News... Updated frequently.
By The Associated Press via MyWay.com News... Updated frequently.
Monday, September 02, 2013
My Way News - Some flu vaccines promise a little more protection
My Way News - Some flu vaccines promise a little more protection
By The Associated Press via MyWay.com News
By The Associated Press via MyWay.com News
BATTLE OF CHICKAMAUGA LANDMARK ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED IN SEPTEMBER
CIVIL WAR BUFFS TAKE NOTE: The Chickamauga-Chattanooga National Military Park in northwest Georgia will be alive with War Between the States history in September during the observance of the 150th anniversary of the famous Battle of Chickamauga. Tours, re-enactments of the battles, and many other events are being planned for the several day occasion. More information is available at the links below, borrowed from all of my blogs, to simplify your search, If you know anyone who is a Civil War history enthusiast, you might want to share this blog post with them. The battlefield is between Fort Oglethorpe, GA, and Chickamauga, GA, which are south of the bigger city of Chattanooga, TN, known by many as the “Scenic City.” – Toney Atkins
The City of Chickamauga (WITH UPDATED COMMENT BY TONEY ATKINS)
The City of ChickamaugaFrom CityofChickamauga.org
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Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park - Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park
Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park - Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military ParkFrom the National Park Service, nps.gov Posted by Toney Atkins at 4:34 PM No comments:
Links to this post Labels: Battle of Chickamauga, Chickamauga GA Civil War Timeline and Special Programs - Chickamauga &
Chattanooga National Military ParkCivil War Timeline and Special Programs - Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park
From the National Park Service, nps.gov Posted by Toney Atkins at 4:21 PM No comments:
Links to this post Labels: Battle of Chickamauga, Chickamauga Battlefield, Chickamauga-Chattanooga Battlefield, National Park Service Walk Through Time At Chickamauga Battlefield Is Sept. 14-15 - 07/08/2013 - Chattanoogan.com
Walk Through Time At Chickamauga Battlefield Is Sept. 14-15 - 07/08/2013 - Chattanoogan.comToney Atkins comments: Anyone who wonders why I've posted so much about Chickamauga, GA, doesn't know (or probably even care) that I proudly call it my home town. I grew up there, graduated from Gordon Lee Memorial High School and later enjoyed some of the best years of my life teaching many terrific youngsters in grades five through seven at Chickamauga Elementary School (1967-1971). After teaching another year at North Rossville (GA) Elementary School, I vacationed in Florida, where I essentially was handed my first job in journalism, starting as a police reporter, progressing to entertainment writer and editor and then to county and city editor at a mainstream newspaper.
I lived in Chickamauga for 29 years and occasionally still yearn for the good old days of small town life where the living was relatively carefree, moved at a leisure pace and was full of Southern hospitality, drama and comedy.
I'm amazed at how much of the town/s history that I wasn't taught when I lived there, but learned about recently. Maybe my teachers tried to inform me, but being a typical kid, I simply took for granted the atmosphere as it was at the time, while every day, I was walking on or driving through a hallowed land that was jam-packed with history, a battlefield where much violence was wrought and much blood was spilled.
The upcoming observances of the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Chickamauga during the Civil War excite me and I want to share that excitement. If you want to visit a small Southern town steeped in history, I encourage you to see Chickamauga.
(The famous Civil War battle was named not for the town, but for Chickamauga Creek. The area was known as Crawfish Springs during the War Between the States. A once clear spring flows from a small cavern just east of the Gordon-Lee Mansion, a plantation built before the war which still stands an historic landmark. The water from the springs eventually flows into Chickamauga Creek.)
Sunday, September 01, 2013
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