Roger Alford is a journalist based in Georgia, specializing in local news and religious topics. He has written for various publications including The Christian Index, Calhoun Times, Sentinel Echo, and Littleton Observer. Roger's articles cover a range of subjects including church history, faith, apologetics, and community events.
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Roger Alford's articles primarily focus on local news with an emphasis on Christianity, Baptist Church, and Georgia-specific ministries. He often includes expert commentary and event coverage in his work.
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I got such a kick out of the old fellow who complained about having a hard time getting started in the mornings.
By: Monique Sasson, Crina Baltag, Roger Alford
The Institute of Transnational Arbitration (ITA), in collaboration with the ITA Board of Reporters , is happy to inform you that the latest ITA
Perhaps you heard about the rather dense fellow who rushed to the medical clinic screaming that he had been stung by a yellow jacket.
By Roger Alford Bubba and his friend went to South America for a once-in-a-lifetime duck hunt.
By: Monique Sasson, Crina Baltag, Roger Alford
The Institute of Transnational Arbitration (ITA), in collaboration with the ITA Board of Reporters , is happy to inform you that the latest ITA
Landlords don't have to communicate directly to collude on rental prices. AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar Author Roger Alford
By: Roger Alford
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By: Roger Alford
The Department of Justice alleges RealPage enabled landlords to collude using software algorithms, illegally inflating rental prices nationwide.
A fellow the other day said he heard about a truck overturning out on the interstate, spilling a load of Vicks VapoRub.
I still laugh when I think about the well-dressed preacher who was leading a revival in a rural church in a small farming community. The preacher wore his usual suit jacket, dress slacks and patent leather dress loafers so shiny he could almost see himself in them. Oh, and the shoes also had tassels peeking out from beneath the cuff of his pants.
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