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Bill King is a lifelong #GeorgiaBulldogs fan, a Beatles fan, writes the Junkyard Blawg and is author of "LARGE Time: On the Southern Music Beat: 1976-1986."
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CONTRIBUTOR'S VIEW - Bill King: When It’s Not Football Season

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By Bill King 
| LaGrange Daily News
In Alabama's football off-season, Bill King spotlights world-class soccer at Jordan-Hare, strong runs by state baseball and softball teams, and Northeast CC's national softball champions. Alabama is football country. So, what do we do when it’s not football season? This week we had a most unusual sporting event. At Auburn’s Jordan Hare Stadium, there wasn’t a football game, but there was a futball game. In our country, we usually call it soccer.
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Cassidy and Cornyn May Add to Trump's Senate Problem

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By Bill King 
| Times-Leader
There has been a great deal of speculation about the political consequences of Donald Trump’s “revenge tour” against Republicans he considers insufficiently loyal in the midterm elections. But over the last several days, there have been signs that it may come back to haunt him much sooner than the midterms.
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U.S. Population Growth No Longer in Urban Cores

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By Bill King 
| Times-Leader
Each year, the Census Bureau publishes population estimates for all municipalities in the U.S. with a population of 20,000 or more. Last week, it released last year’s estimates, reporting population changes for nearly 2,000 municipalities. According to the Census Bureau, the US population grew by 1.8 million last year, mostly due to international immigration. The twelve U.S. cities with populations over one million grew by only 55,000 people last year, or about two-tenths of one percent (0.2%).
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