Dodge County News

A Little Common Sense
By Rich Lowry
If only the laws of the universe didn’t make it impossible to conjure something out of nothing. In a magical world free of such encumbrances, Democrats would be spared the bother of hiding the inevitable costs of ObamaCare. [Full Story »] 

Dear Editor,
The Holy Bible will teach us what we need to know as how to live, but I wonder if we realize that the God who created us has given us the power to not accept life the way it comes. Our job is not to make everyone love us but we are to love everyone. We must not let yesterday use up too much of today. Today is our tomorrow that we thought about yesterday. In planning for tomorrow, we must remember that there will always be some ups and downs in everyday living. The only three days that we can deal with are yesterday, today and tomorrow. We must remember that the decisions that we make on Monday can change by Wednesday because of what happens on Tuesday. [Full Story »] 

Dodge County Sheriff’s deputies are searching for two (2) runaway juveniles. Law enforcement officials are looking for Hermina Brown (age 17) and Jamila Rashida Roberson (age 16).
Brown is described as a black female, approximately 5’ 3” tall and weighing around 140 pounds with brown eyes and black hair. Roberson is described as a black female, approximately 5’ 4” tall and weighing around 120 pounds with brown eyes and black hair.




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Incumbent Eastman District 5 City Councilman David Rawlins will be able to run for the seat in the November 3 election. [Full Story »] 

Pageant winners announced [Full Story »] 

Dodge County High School is proud to announce Aubrey Corbitt as this year’s homecoming parade grand marshal. [Full Story »] 

By Amy H. Mullis
Homecoming celebrations are already in full swing at Dodge County High School (DCHS) and will culminate with the annual homecoming parade on Friday.
According to DCHS Academic Coach and Homecoming Parade Coordinator Marci Jones, the fun on campus begins long before floats line up for the parade. “The parade is preceded at the school with a weeklong celebration of dress up days, contests and a pep rally,” she said. On Thursday night at 7:00 p.m., however, the fun goes off campus for the powwow festivities. At the powwow, which is open to the community, members of the homecoming court will compete in various activities, including skits, dancing and ending with a very messy obstacle course. This event will take place at the Dodge County Middle School track at 7:00 p.m.
The powwow will be followed Friday morning by the homecoming pep rally in the DCHS gym where students will give their all to energize the Dodge County Indians for their game against the Vidalia Indians on Friday night at 7:30 p.m. at Memorial Stadium. [Full Story »] 

Thoughts From The Right Side
By Marshall Miller

When the vote takes place on the Barackocare bad medicine “health” bill, Montana’s Demoleft Senator Mad Max Baucus predicts all Senate Democrats will vote for it. Of course they will. Did anyone have any doubt they would?
Remember the “conservative” Southern Democrats who were supposed to be different from their fraternity brothers on the left side? They aren’t. Under the facade, they’re all Pelosicrats, Obamacrats. [Full Story »]