Biscuits and Christmas?
Last week I took a giant step in the journey from being a city girl to becoming a country girl – I baked homemade biscuits that were not only edible but they were actually very tasty! […]
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Elizabeth Davis is fifth generation Rains County resident
Elizabeth Davis began working for the Emory Development Corporation (EDC) in June. […]
When does the Christmas season really begin?
When the Christmas season begins is a very subjective question that varies from person to person. […]
Kim Rogers always wanted to become a teacher
Kim Rogers was a director of operations in the computer industry before turning to her first love – teaching. […]
I am grateful for Kitty!
If you’ve been a City Girl reader for a while, you’re familiar with Kitty – the semi long-haired tuxedo stray who took over our lives almost ten years ago. […]
Richard Kellam in ministry at Point Church of Christ for 32 years
Richard Kellam spent his first few years at Point Church of Christ in general and family ministry, and the next 28 years in pulpit ministry. […]
Has generosity become a bad thing?
Apparently, it’s a firing offense to be generous in some companies. […]
Mikaela Williams heads Emory branch of CNB
Mikaela Williams is a relatively new face in the Emory banking world at City National Bank (CNB) with a goal of serving the local community through their needs such as lending, banking and community events. […]
A Charlie Brown Philosophy
I recently followed a Facebook group called The Snoopy Fans. Sunday’s post showed that great philosopher, Charlie Brown, sharing a bit of wisdom with Snoopy. […]
Richard Stringer is a bass guide on Lake Fork
Lake Fork is the premier bass fishing lake, and Richard Stringer guides his clients to the best places to catch what could be a trophy bass. […]