Column: Local lawyer is common thread across many Augusta controversies
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Instead of filming movies in Augusta, maybe Clint or Mel should make a movie about Augusta. But, I’m sure these two do not mess with soap operas.
Many people steal more money with a pen than Jesse James ever did with a gun.
great observation.
I am going to watch “Boondock Saints” again this afternoon.
Joe, I think that’s a fair assessment…
I doubt anyone would be surprised if they knew all the backdoor shenanigans going on in Augusta government. I had a friend that was going to do some contracting work with the city and decided not to because of how many people wanted a slice of the pie added to his bill…
Maybe you to found the BAGMAN!!!!!
No he’s not The BagMan.
It sounds like Frails is capitalizing on his “buddies” to refer business to him all at the taxpayers expense.And its no surprise of his connections to the names listed in this article including Wayne Brown.A lot of politics going on here.
Seems like every time Frails name comes up, the A/RC ends up getting sued.