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Two dogs who lost their owner and their home now in danger of losing their lives
He loved his dogs. He got them spayed and neutered and he made sure they had all their shots at the proper time.
Gray woman dies in accident at horse stable
Police found the body of 56-year-old Linda Neal in a stable at the farm at 10:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Macon Animal Control shutting down June 6 - all lives in danger
Macon Animal Control is shutting down at the end of the business day on June 6. Any animals that haven't left the building by that time will die.
Deputies Seize $4,000 in Cash, 9 Gaming Machines in Gambling Crackdown
GRAY, Georgia - On Monday, May 14th, investigators with the Jones County Sheriff's Department seized 9 gaming machines and 4,000 in cash from Papa's Market Place on Gray Highway.
City to help repair road in Graystone subdivision
Gray Mayor Gus Wilson and State Rep. Susan Holmes presented Shirley Black with resolutions from the City of Gray and Georgia General Assembly in recognition of the dedication of Herman E. Black Memorial Highway, which is the portion of Gray Highway from the city limits to Highway 11.
Midstate moms carry on tradition of teaching they learned from their mothers
Jennifer Grogan, with her son, Jace, talking about the important lessons learned about motherhood Sunday.
Robins Federal Credit Union announced its board of directors election results at its 58th annual meeting.
Old Clinton War Days Returns to Gray
The 31st annual Old Clinton War Days will be held in Old Clinton, Georgia, Saturday, May 5 and Sunday, May 6. Authentic camps open to the public beginning at 10:05 a.m. each day featuring period demonstrations and walking tours of the area.
Crawford County man charged with murder in death of man found dumped on Boy Scout property
A Crawford County man has been charged with murder in the death of a man who was reported missing in April.
Animals available at Macon, Monroe County and Jones County animal control
The mercury isn't the only thing rising as summer approaches. Animal control shelters and rescues throughout Central Georgia are bursting at the seams.