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Project Appleseed teaches rifle history and marksmanship skills
Two-day clinic show shooters how to aim responsibly and safely at Georgia Gun Club in Buford
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Steve Lundeen gives attendees of Project Appleseed a few instructions before they begin shooting at targets. Project Appleseed is a nationwide program of The Revolutionary War Veterans Association teaching rifle marksmanship skills as well as its history. - photo by Erin O. Smith
Two weeks before Christmas in 2006, Wade Cummings returned to his Flowery Branch house to discover it had been burglarized. “(A) man broke into our home and just trashed the place,” said Cummings, who shared the lake home with his wife and two small children. “(He) damaged everything, stole all of our Christmas gifts (and) stole my car.” Christmas almost was ruined for the family of four. Luckily, their church helped them through Christmas.