Jerry Fink is a reporter for the Eufaula Indian Journal, focusing on local news in Eufaula, Alabama. With a passion for sports journalism, Jerry covers a range of topics including high school athletics, coaching changes, and local sports achievements. His work has been featured in PR.com and the McIntosh County Democrat.
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Jerry Fink's articles predominantly cover local news, with a strong focus on sports events and high school athletics within the Eufaula area of Alabama. He also covers education and community events.
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Eufaula VFW Post 8798 Auxiliary will host a Youth Christmas Party Saturday, Dec. 21 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
By JERRY FINK MANAGING EDITOR The plan to create a 645- mile long, 18-mile-wide swath of land across Oklahoma from the Panhandle to Arkansas came to a screeching halt on Friday, Dec. 12.
Wow! I can't believe another year is wrapping up. The saying “How quickly time flies when you're having fun” should say “How quickly time flies whether you're having fun or just trying to survive the holiday season.” It's confounding to me that the last days of December just keep disappearing despite my “Just say NO in November” that seems like only yesterday. However, weeks later I haven't managed to say “NO” to anything, except sleep. In fact, I've pretty much said “YES” to everything which has kept me running around like Run, Run Rudolph. Though I have a great boss that is always telling me “You don't have to say yes to everything” it's really hard for me to think I don't have to. But it's true. I really don't have to. I don't get paid for any weekends or for all the late nights, nothing over 40 hours makes me another dime. So why pretty much volunteer another 10-20 hours every week when I really don't have to? Well, it's not because I have to; it's more like I get to.
Saturday, December 21 12 p.m. -2 p.m. (or until turkeys are gone) Limit one turkey per car Location: 3LFARMS, the “People's Garden”
The following letters were written to Santa by first grade students in the class of Ms. Galliton. More letters are inside, written by students in the classes of Ms. Morris and Ms. Henley.
When students go home for a two-week winter break at the end of the school day Thursday, Dec. 19, Cheryl Wilkerson and Mindy Vincent will make sure those in need will have food to eat and Christmas gifts to open.
The December 21 North Beach event planned by the Eufaula Area Arts Council to welcome the first day of winter has been canceled.
The item in the Journal not long since, stating there were 640 acres of land to each Creek, is obviously wrong. It was based upon the original domain previous to 1866, which by the treaty of that year was reduced by more than half. The estimate made by the Interior department reports, is 311,200 acres. The Creek population being about 14,000 leaves the amount less than 240 acres to each, and a full onethird of this unfit for cultivation.
By: Jerry Fink
“Which of you, if your son asks for bread, will give him a stone? Or if he asks for a fish, will give him a snake? If you, then, though you are evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your Father in heaven give good gifts to those who ask him! So, in everything, do to others what you would have them do to you, for this sums up the Law and the Prophets. Matthew 7:9-12.
When John Glenn became the first American astronaut to orbit the earth aboard the Friendship 7 spacecraft in 1962 he told ground control by radio shortly after liftoff, “The capsule is turning around now.” Then, after a short pause, he gasped, “Oh! That view from outer space is tremendous.”
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