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	1st. Sgt. John David Blair


	First Sgt. John Blair was killed during an ambush Saturday June 20th, in eastern Afghanistan.

Sheriff Mitch Ralston Reports:
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1stSGT John Dvid Blair

Have been announced by the Georgia Army National Guard & Brannon & Sons Funeral Home.The body of Georgia Army National Guardsman & former Gordon County Deputy Sheriff John D. Blair, who was killed in combat in Afghanistan on Saturday, June 20^th, will be returned home to Calhoun, Georgia on Monday, June 29^th. The body is scheduled to be flown to 'Tom B. David' Airport at 10:30 a.m. and will be received by the family, military personnel, and law enforcement officials.

A military and law enforcement - automobile procession escorting the body will assemble at the airfield, and then proceed north on US Highway 41 to the center of town where the motorcade will then turn left (west) onto Court Street (State Route 53 Connector) and then travel to Trinity Baptist Church.The body of 1stSGT Blair will lie in state at Trinity Church. Visitors will be received between 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. Monday night, June 29^th, and also between 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. on Tuesday, June 30^th, 2009.The Funeral service at Trinity Baptist Church will began at 2 p.m. Wednesday, July 1^st, 2009. Interment will follow at the Georgia National Cemetery in Canton, Georgia with full military and police honorsQuestions regarding arrangements should be directed to Brannon and Sons Funeral Home.


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			Escape To An All-New Oasis of Fun At Lake Winnepesaukah! Everyone gets to be a kid again this season at Lake Winnepesaukah Amusement Park! The South's favorite family amusement park has a whole new area, specially designed for guests & families of all ages to relax and play together in an inviting, natural setting. The all-new Stay & Play Hideaway is an interactive play area for guests of all ages to enjoy, refresh, and recoup during a day of fun at Lake Winnepesaukah Amusement Park. "The Stay & Play Hideaway harkens back to our origins," offered Talley Green of Lake Winnepesaukah. "We started as a place to have fun and relax with family & friends in a natural setting. Built along a stream bank, the Stay & Play Hideaway is a place where kids can be kids and adults can rediscover their youth as they relax & refresh right alongside their children. It's really a fantastic oasis of fun for everyone!" Runaround Playground is one of the three main elements for the Stay & Play Hideaway. With fun slides & activities, Runaround Playground provides more towers and ladders than a young adventurer can maneuver in just one visit, set amongst the Lake Winnepesaukah shade trees.

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Jayne Nelson and Keith "Cactus" Thomas met at the studio of WJTH AM-900-FM 101.7. Jayne came by to promote her new CD "No Regrets". Jayne wrote 5 of the 12 songs on her CD. If you miss her music you'll miss some real country.

Former Students from Resaca High School get together on June 6th. for a class reunion and a great time.


Emmaus Road Quartet Greg Witt, Scott Marshall, Chad Sheppard, Justin Smith The guys came to visit with Steve Millard Sunday Morning June 21st. Father's Day and the First day of summer. They sang live during the show. Click on the picture to enlarge and link to their web-site.

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