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Governor Pulls Reservoir Money
I know we're hurting for money and all, but is this wise given the drought, etc.? Gov.
Georgia Woman Caught Shoplifting Ham, Turkey Breast In Large Purse
A Georgia woman was arrested and charged with shoplifting after police said she stuffed a bag of yellow rice, sliced ham, and turkey breast into a large purse.
Save Hay with Stockpiling by Becky Mills W ith the price of diesel fuel, the thought of putting up hay is enough to give the bravest producer nightmares.
Energy efficiency a group effort among area school districts
TV Online Energy efficiency a group effort among area school districts By Kristin McAllister The mantra these days at just about every school district in the Miami Valley is "energy efficiency." High energy ...
Printed Specialties Receives Certifications
Printed Specialties, Inc., Carrollton, Ga., has been awarded both the Forest Stewardship Council and Sustainable Forestry Initiative certifications.
Descendant of Tech founder graduates
Like hundreds of her peers, Carrie Harris smiled and posed next to Georgia Tech's famed Ramblin' Wreck Friday in graduation garb, just a few minutes after accepting her diploma.
Deloris S. Ford, 55, of Carrollton, Ga., passed away Saturday, July 26, 2008. She was born Dec.
Industry Concerned with I.T. Bill
Industry Concerned with I.T. Bill Health information technology legislation getting attention in the U.S. House is "another important step toward the long-overdue upgrade of America's health care system by ...
Economy stresses Carroll County Soup Kitchen
CARROLLTON, Ga. - As blue-collar and white-collar jobs alike continue to get chopped across the country and the housing market continues to spiral downward, many families are left wondering where their next ...
Georgia bakeries seek $100K against W.Va. company
Two Georgia bakeries are seeking a removal to federal court after being countersued over an unpaid cleaning bill.
As blue-collar and white-collar jobs alike continue to get chopped across the country and the housing market continues to spiral downward, many families are left wondering where their next meal will come from.
Adairsville Resident is Georgia Truck Driving Champion
Jonathan Churchwell, of Adairsville, Ga., was named the best professional truck driver in the state after winning the three-axle competition and receiving the highest overall score in the eight competing ...
3 people are killed in I-20 crash
Authorities were notified of a wrong-way driver early Saturday morning just minutes before he slammed into another car, killing himself and two others, police said.
Angler will use travels to plug local recreation
J Todd Tucker travels 38,000 miles each year and never leaves home without his boat.
Feeding a family is one thing. Stacey Newbern feeds an army. She and her husband Randy have eight offspring, all boys: Nicholas, 18, Joseph, 15, Samuel, 13, Elijah, 9, Silas, 7, Abel, 6, Ethan, 4, and Matthew, ...
Blue catfish state record trumped
Submitted by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources SOCIAL CIRCLE - Fifteen-year-old angler Tyler Dodson of Carrollton reeled in the new state record blue catfish from a private 18-acre neighborhood lake ...
Development foundation names new president
A Georgia man has been named the new president of the Sioux Falls Development Foundation.
Investigators In Maine Cracked Child Pornographer's Case
The hunt for one of the world's worst child pornographer's started in Brisbane, Australia made it's way all the way to the Northeast United States to Maine, and then ended this week in James "Bart" Huskey's ...
Dick Dengler: Knowing our past
I used to consider myself a year-round biker but I have to admit the times have changed.
ISU's stories important in increasing enrollment, Indiana State presidential candidate says
Based on conversations he's had with students, Thomas "Tim" Hynes believes that Indiana State University has "an exceptional set of stories to tell." Telling those stories will be important in efforts to ...