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Church's sign drawing community-wide criticism
The sign in front of the Society for the Ten Commandments reads "Gays and lesbians are disgraces to humanity." Pastor Robert T. Lee is unapologetic for the display at the church on U.S. 441 N. near Lake Sinclair and said that anyone who feels he should remove the sign doesn't want him to have his constitutionally protected free speech while ...
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Georgia Guardsmen taking on many issues on Afghan mission
One of the Ghormach Afghan National Police's most important tasks is manning hilltop checkpoints above Ring Road.
Sweet Georgia Sound presents Singing Valentines for friends, sweethearts, coworkers and parents beginning Friday, Feb.
All Department of Driver Services customer service centers and administrative offices throughout the state will be closed due to mandatory furlough days.
Admission is $5. GCSU students are admitted with their university ID. Robinson attempts to educate audiences about the rich heritage and ancestral gifts on which this predominately African American ensemble draws.
IMPACT class for adults interested in becoming Foster and Adoptive Parents will be taught from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Freedom Church Saturdays, Jan.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl O. Martin Jr., of Crawford, Georgia are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Courtney Paige Martin, to Mr.
An Eatonton man was killed in a wreck on U.S. Highway 441 around noon Saturday after crossing over two lanes of traffic and hitting another vehicle head on.
Crime Digest, January 19, 2010
Milledgeville Police Department - Entering an auto A man reported that sometime in the night, someone broke the driver's side window of his white 1995 Buick Century and took an Alpine stereo, damaging the dash in the process at a home in the 100 block of West Bryant Street Thursday night.
Edith Womack, 89: Former Toco Hills bookstore manager
Edith Womack loved to read a variety of books, but one in particular. The Bible.
Arts Foundation holding amateur photography contest
Area photographers looking to show off that perfectly captured moment have a new avenue to display their work, thanks to the Eatonton Putnam Arts Foundation .
Drag strip proposal put off until February
It will be another month before the full Social Circle Planning Commission will consider the newest changes to the proposed drag strip complex on 1-20. City Manager Doug White said the commission is still researching the issue, including independent research on similar race tracks and a proposed trip to the similar drag strip in Eatonton.
Roundup: Howell, Dant power Prince Avenue
Daniel Howell scored 21 points and Hunter Dant 17 as Prince Avenue defeated Taliaferro County 64-48 on Saturday.
Polar Bear Plunge unfazed by rain
Hundreds who turned out for the annual Polar Bear Plunge on Tybee Island got wet whether they intended to or not.
There was a time when Christmas morning came without batteries. It came without a hundred bright colors and a thousand moving parts.
Followers of convicted child molester and sect leader Dwight "Malachi" York are bombarding officials at a federal maximum security lock-up with fake documents that seek to free him from a 135-year prison term.
Hens celebrate veterans through a Project Thank Youa
A group of neighborhood ladies gathered Tuesday to bring holiday cheer to men and women at the Georgia War Veterans Home as a special thanks for their service and sacrifice.
Come with a partner or e-mail Pat Turney at turney@plantationcable.net for a possible partner match.
BOE mulling options for historic Putnam school building
The Butler-Baker School, where "The Color Purple" author Alice Walker attended school, could soon be converted into housing for senior citizens.

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