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Loran Smith

Loran Smith

Verified

Columnist, Bulldawg Illustrated

Athens

Final Covers

Eventos , Emprendimiento , Mujer , Medio Ambiente , Politica

Doesn’t Cover

Do not do on the ground reporting

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Industries

Medium Formats

Content

Total articles 2622

  • CONTRIBUTOR'S VIEW - Loran Smith: Planting in April - LaGrange Daily News

    By Loran Smith Verified| La Grange News Verified Published 9:30 am Friday, April 18, 2025 April is a good time for planting in Georgia—everything from the larger row crops such as cotton, corn, and peanuts to most anything that can be grown in a garden. The last frost usually takes place by mid-April in most sections of the state except for North Georgia which means spring planting is later in the mountain regions that in the rest of the Peach State.

    By Loran Smith Verified · La Grange News

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Masters for Sunday

    By Loran Smith Verified| Barrow News-Journal Verified By Loran Smith AUGUSTA - Conversations with Masters champions....from notes and tape recordings from yesteryear. GENE SARAZEN was a delightful and charming man who was very cooperative when I asked if I could record him, saying, "Sure, why not?" We went out on the porch on the second floor of the clubhouse one morning early in tournament week at some point during the early eighties.

    By Loran Smith Verified · Barrow News-Journal

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • CONTRIBUTOR'S VIEW - Loran Smith: Planting in April - LaGrange Daily News

    By Loran Smith Verified| La Grange News Verified Published 9:30 am Friday, April 18, 2025 April is a good time for planting in Georgia—everything from the larger row crops such as cotton, corn, and peanuts to most anything that can be grown in a garden. The last frost usually takes place by mid-April in most sections of the state except for North Georgia which means spring planting is later in the mountain regions that in the rest of the Peach State.

    By Loran Smith Verified · La Grange News

    Apr. 18, 2025

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Bulldawg Illustrated