Tim Chitwood

TIM CHITWOOD: Omens that only come out at night

Stalks up and down like a peacock, a stride and a stand; ruminates like a hostess, it's Monday Mail.

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TIM CHITWOOD

Proof that sixth-graders would be better leaders

Covering crime has kept me so busy I've neglected to note how great life is here.
TIM CHITWOOD

Beware of wild animals on the loose

A bird of the air shall carry the voice, and that which hath wings shall tell the matter, and it is Monday Mail.
TIM CHITWOOD

Buy a bloody birdhouse for human Habitat

Great, now blood's on the birdhouse.
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MONDAY MAIL: Your mama's going to eat more chicken

They say let it be, but it just don't work out that way: It's Monday Mail.
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MONDAY MAIL: Take time to consider the alternatives

On the crest of summer, beneath an oak that blossomed green, it's Monday Mail.
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Monday Mail: Violence is bad for public relations

Riches profit not in the day of wrath: but righteousness delivereth from death, and it's Monday Mail.
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TIM CHITWOOD: Joint council, board session saves city

Columbus made a great leap forward over Easter weekend when lawyers lured Columbus Council and the Muscogee County School Board into a joint executive session that went on for three days.
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Time to train for the 2015 5K Blue & Gray

Think about what we'll be doing on Easter Sunday two years from now. Either on Easter Sunday 2015 or on April 16, 2015, a Thursday, as we may choose either to mark the 150th anniversary of the "Battle of Columbus," when on Easter 1865 Union Gen. James Wilson ordered a night assault on Confederate...
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Pucker up for public education

Oh look, here's an email from our Muscogee County School Board members. It's so nice to hear from them, isn't it? I wonder what they've been up to lately. They hardly ever make the news:
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Tim Chitwood: Muscogee school board says policy restricting what public may say at meetings is not new

Muscogee school board members Monday night said their policy on residents addressing the board is not significantly different than the current one. The board already requires seven days' notice before someone may reserve a spot on its public agenda, said Superintendent John Phillips.