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Dick Yarbrough's articles mainly consist of opinion editorials, covering a wide range of topics such as entertainment news, culture & society, government & politics, and specific events like Christmas and New Year. His focus primarily revolves around local issues in the United States, particularly Georgia and Cobb County.
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By: Dick Yarbrough, Ethan Benn
The Beloved Woman Who Shared My Name had a refrigerator magnet that said: “Coincidence is God's Way of Remaining Anonymous.” I have just had a number of coincidences that will require some explanation, so bear with me.
The Beloved Woman Who Shared My Name had a refrigerator magnet that said “Coincidence is God's Way of Remaining Anonymous.” I have just had a number of coincidences that will require some explanation, so bear with me.
By: Dick Yarbrough
I need to pay more attention. I thought Shelley Wynter won a couple of Academy Awards for “The Diary of Anne Frank” and “A Patch of Blue.” Oops! Wrong Shelley.
The Beloved Woman Who Shared My Name had a refrigerator magnet that said "Coincidence is God's Way of Remaining Anonymous." I have just had a number of coincidences that will require some explanation, so bear with me.
By: Dick Yarbrough
The Beloved Woman Who Shared My Name had a refrigerator magnet that said "Coincidence is God’s Way of Remaining Anonymous."
By: Dick Yarbrough
Is there any way we can bridge the political, cultural and social abyss in which we find ourselves today? How about a plate of baby-back ribs, pulled pork slathered in
By: Ethan Benn, Dick Yarbrough
Is there any way we can bridge the political, cultural and social abyss in which we find ourselves today? How about a plate of baby-back ribs, pulled pork slathered in Kinder's Original Barbecue Sauce, a slice of Texas Toast, baked beans, corn on the cob, sweet tea and some peach cobbler topped with vanilla ice cream? It's hard to argue about stolen elections or letting boys play girl sports with your mouth full of such exquisite cuisine. Besides, what could be more American on our 250th anniversary than a good ol' barbecue? Yum! Yum!
By: Dick Yarbrough
Columnist Dick Yarbrough spotlights Builders Movement’s "Builders BBQ," a summer campaign using cookouts and shared meals to bring politically divided Americans...
By: Dick Yarbrough
When God was assembling all my parts, he left some things out. I’m not sure why. Maybe He was in a hurry to get to you. Whatever reason, I am
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