GARY WALKER: Nothing like an afternoon at the movies Sep 22, 2009
The film was Walt Disney's "Song of the South," and I was thoroughly captivated by Uncle Remus and Br'er Rabbit in this enchanting children's classic. Because of racial and cultural issues, this film is seldom featured anymore, but my sense of thrill at the magic of motion pictures has continued ever since. (Fresno Bee -- Opinion)
Friday's Scores Sep 13, 2009
Remus Chippewa Hills 31, Holton 6. Rochester 38, Birmingham Groves 26. (Ionia Sentinel-Standard, MI)
Thursday' prep football Scores Sep 5, 2009
Grand Rapids Forest Hills Eastern 35, Remus Chippewa Hills 7. Grand Rapids Northview 29, Muskegon Reeths-Puffer 12. (Ionia Sentinel-Standard, MI)
Friday's High School Football Scores Aug 30, 2009
Remus Chippewa Hills 48, Hesperia 0. Rochester Hills Lutheran Northwest 6, Detroit Urban Lutheran 0. (Ionia Sentinel-Standard, MI)
MEN'S STATE AM: Malta's Kovach takes 5-shot lead Jul 25, 2009
Aaren Remus, Great Falls 73-87-78 238. Chad Thelen, Bozeman 78-79-81 238. (Missoulian, MT)
State Am winding down Jul 25, 2009
The Montana Standard. The Montana Standard. (Montana Standard, MT)
MEN'S STATE AM: Marcus Williams ties for lead Jul 24, 2009
Aaren Remus, Great Falls 73-87 160. Corey Lacey, Butte 82-79 161. (Missoulian, MT)
DeKalb saw 4 percent drop in property values; 3 cities had increase May 19, 2009
The historic West End home of 'Uncle Remus' author Joel Chandler Harris gets a facelift. From Peru to Cartersville, Atlantans have been hitting the road. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Metro)
Around Oconee: Confederate newspaper discussed May 6, 2009
It was in Putnam County that a young Joel Chandler Harris, who gained fame for his "Uncle Remus" stories, began his career in writing as an apprentice at the newspaper. The New Georgia Encyclopedia states that Harris was hired at age 16 in 1862. (Athens Banner-Herald)
Cass' Corey Lowe takes 4th Mar 21, 2009
Won Dustin Russell Remus Chippewa Hills Dec 3-0. Lost Derick Woodcock Midland Bullock Creek Dec 9-4. (Cassopolis Vigilant, MI)
Timeless tale with extra bite Feb 28, 2009
Then there was the legend of Romulus and Remus, the twin founders of Rome. "I always thought the story that they were suckled by wolves was an invention to explain their brutality and violence. They just became wilder and wilder and more and more vicious. Eventually, Romulus killed Remus in a fit of rage.". (Sydney Morning Herald -- Entertainment)
