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Roosevelt Street, Waycross, Georgia.

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Historic Ware County Georgia Church Collapses

Ezekiel Congregational Methodist Church has captured the eye of many photographers over the years. For all who passed it, people would wonder how it was still hanging on. An online friend mentioned it had fallen. Oddly, there was no mention in the newspapers, and according to this image by Paul Peel on Google Maps, it’s been down for at least two months. (Thank you for sharing!)

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Cherry Blossom Tree Tattoo

Done by Sambo Peeples at Project Mayhem in Waycross, GA.

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Interstitial for local station in Waycross, GA in the 80s.

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usps loses my package :(

usps finds my package :)

my package is now further from my house than when it started :(

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The Different Types of Internet Company in Rochelle GA

Tips on Getting an Internet Service Provider in Rochelle GA

If you're like many people, you possibly take your internet connection for approved. Besides, it's simply always there - connecting you into the international digital landscape and also offering you accessibility to all the info, home entertainment, as well as communication you can ever desire. But have you ever before quit to think of exactly how your internet in fact works?

Your internet connection starts with your internet service provider, or ISP. In Rochelle, GA, there are a selection of ISPs to choose from, each offering different plans, speeds, as well as prices. In this short article, we'll present you to the world of Rochelle ISPs as well as help you decide which one is right for you.

The Different Types of Internet Company in Rochelle GA

There are two main types of Rochelle ISPs: Cable and DSL.

Cable internet is supplied by your local cable television company as well as makes use of the very same framework as your cable TV service. Cable internet is typically faster than DSL as well as is available in many areas of Rochelle.

DSL internet is provided by your local phone company and also utilizes the same infrastructure as your phone company. DSL is usually slower than cable yet is available in more areas of Rochelle.

The Pros and Cons of ISP Company in Rochelle GA

Each type of Rochelle ISP has its own set of advantages and disadvantages.

Cable Pros:

Faster speeds than DSL

More widely available than DSL

Cable Cons:

Much more expensive than DSL

Shared bandwidth with TV and phone service

DSL Pros:

Even more affordable than cable

Available in much more locations than cable

DSL Cons:.

Slower rates than cable

Shared bandwidth with phone service

The Most Effective Internet Service Provider in Rochelle GA

The best Rochelle ISP for you depends upon your particular requirements and budget plan. If you're searching for the fastest speeds and also widest availability, Cable is the method to go. However if you get on a tight budget plan, DSL might be a much better choice.

Despite which type of Rochelle ISP you choose, you'll be able to take pleasure in all the benefits of the internet - from streaming movies as well as TV shows to staying in touch with loved ones.

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Waycross, Georgia

built in 1905

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Waycross, Georgia, Photo by Steve Fitch, 1983

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Gram Connor, 4th grade class photo, Williams Heights School, Waycross, GA.

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Events In The History And The Life Of Elvis Presley Today On The 22nd Of Febuary In 1956.

Elvis Presley performed in “The City Auditorium” Waycross, Georgia at 7.00pm and 9.00pm B/W Rare Candid Promo Photo Backstage at The City Stadium. Photographer Unknown.

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"The back door opened and in walked a gang of men. Tall and lean and long-haired, they stood for a moment in the center of the room as if posing for a faded sepia photograph of the kind that used to end up on posters nailed to trees. The Stones Gang: Wanted Dead or Alive, though only Mick Jagger, standing like a model, his knife-blade ass thrust to one side, was currently awaiting trial. 

Beside him was Keith Richards, who was even thinner and looked not like a model but an insane advertisement for a dangerous carefree Death—black ragged hair, dead green skin, a cougar tooth hanging from his right earlobe, his lips snarled back from the marijuana cigaret between his rotting fangs, his gums blue, the world’s only bluegum white man, poisonous as a rattle-snake.

From his photographs I recognized Brian Jones’ replacement, Mick Taylor. He was pink and blond, pretty as a Dresden doll beside Jagger and Richards, who had aged more than a year in the year since I’d seen them. 

One of the others, with dark hair frosted pale gold and a classic country and western outfit from Nudie the Rodeo Tailor, I remembered seeing on television and record covers—he was Gram Parsons, and he came, so I’d heard, from my hometown, Waycross, Georgia, on the edge of the Okefenokee Swamp.”

Stanley Booth

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Second Lieutenant William Conan Davis (August 22, 1926 - March 16, 2022) was a professor emeritus and was chair of natural sciences at St. Philip’s College. The William C. Davis Science Building is named in his honor.

He was born in Waycross, Georgia to Kince Charles Davis and his wife Laura Jane. He was employed as a railway construction engineer and crew boss, a position that brought him threats from the kkk. He started a herbal medicine business, the only source of medical care accessible to many Black people in Georgia. He spent time during the summers with his maternal grandfather Jonnas Franklin.

He received a high school diploma from Dasher in 1944. His family was active in civil rights and supportive of their children’s education. On one occasion Kince Davis drove his sons William and Kenneth to Tuskegee Institute to attend a workshop with George Washington Carver and Henry Ford. This experience fueled his interest in becoming a chemist.

To prepare him for college, his family sent him to New York City. He lived with his older brother, actor and civil rights activist Ossie Davis. He attended the City College of New York but was advised to transfer to Talladega College where he could get more individual support in calculus.

He was enrolled in the Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps. He was drafted to serve in the Korean War. He was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the Army Corps of Engineers. He served in Germany and was awarded a Purple Heart.

He completed his BS in Chemistry at Talladega College. He was one of three students chosen for a George Washington Carver research fellowship to attend Tuskegee Institute. It was almost impossible for a Black scientist to train for a professional career in research in the US. Even at Tuskegee, the usual career track was to train as a teacher, with a specialization in one’s area of interest. He worked with Clarence T. Mason of Tuskegee and studied the hydrolysis rate of compounds in jet fuel. He received his MS in Organic Chemistry. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence