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Memories of the Georgia Theatre
It was only last August that Wil Greene allowed me to use the marquee to play an amazing part in my wedding proposal.
Crawford bicyclist home from hospital
A 15-year-old bicyclist who was taken by helicopter to an Atlanta hospital after being hit Wednesday evening by a car on Smokey Road in Crawford was back at home Thursday, according to James Mathews, Oglethorpe County EMS director.
Teen injured in bike-vehicle crash
A 15-year-old Oglethorpe County boy was flown by helicopter to the hospital Wednesday evening after he was hit by a vehicle while riding his bike on Smoky Road, according to the Georgia State Patrol's Washington post.
Smith: Katmandu has nothing on Lexington
If you have ever traveled west from Athens on U.S. Highway 78 through here and have never gotten off the beaten path, then you have missed something - like Church Street, the next street up from the main road on the north side of town.
WWII vet who buried dead inspires movie
As a senior at the University of Georgia in 1942, Bill Solms figured there was a battlefield in his future.
Carpools are road to cleaner air
Tim Kickham of Macon says he would never have started carpooling if the state hadn't started paying him to do it.
Need up, but donations down at Oconee charity
Pastor Doug Ivey, left, and R.L. Crawford of First Christian of Watkinsville recently pack food items that will be distributed to people in need at the Area Churches Together Serving headquarters in Watkinsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Aaron of Arnoldsville announce the engagement of their daughter, Katie Renee to Keith Randall Paul, son of Mr.
Editorial: Walton, Oconee take bold stands on lynching
With President Bush's signing of the Emmett Till Unsolved Civil Right Crime Act last year, the federal government sent a clear signal that it is serious about finding whatever justice may remain to be found in a number of unsolved slayings from the civil rights era, including the 1946 lynching of Roger and Dorothy Malcom and George and Mae Murray ...
Suit: 300 jailed with no lawyers
Three hundred people too poor to afford lawyers are sitting in Northern Judicial Circuit jails because the state won't pay for their public defenders, according to a potential class-action lawsuit filed Tuesday.
Alumnus Crawford Long lauded in medical field for surgery breakthrough
EDITOR'S NOTE: This is part of an ongoing series that reflects on the people and events that shaped University history.
Alewine, Myrtie S., 96, of Crawford; 2 p.m. at the chapel of Lord & Stephens, Danielsville, interment in Friendship Baptist Church Cemetery; Lord & Stephens Funeral Home, Danielsville, has charge of ...
The Madison County Sheriff's Office reported the following incidents: Arrests: On Feb.
The Commercial Bank Selects Dynamic Marketing Systems To Automate Marketing Processes
Dynamic Marketing Systems , a provider of Web-enabled marketing resource management solutions, announced Crawford, Georgia-based The Commercial Bank has selected the company's Web-enabled Micro Merchant to ...
Memories emerge from blocks of granite
Tim Huguley stands at his Carlton business in front of a blue and black granite tractor he is crafting for a man's gravesite at a Madison County cemetery.
A: Crawford Williamson Long was the first physician to use ether as an anesthetic, in 1842.
Gilbert Underwood of Crawford was recently inducted into the Georgia Agricultural Education Hall of Fame.
Mildred Armstrong, 82, of 851 Smokey Road, Crawford, died Saturday, January 24, 2009.
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