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Weird Police Stories of the Week: Informative Tattoo, Unwanted Photographs and Scattered Mail
Some people write important things down on paper, others use tattoos to remember critical information such as their name.
Weird Police News: Informative Tattoo, Unwanted Photographs and Scattered Mail
A Some people write important things down on paper, others use tattoos to remember critical information such as their name.
Items from Angel Food Ministries to be sold at auction
Items from a former food charity will be auctioned off Saturday in Monroe. According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, forklifts, tables, and restaurant equipment that used to belong to Angel Food Ministries will all be sold.
Chestatee principal Underwood resigns
Chestatee High School Principal Chip Underwood announced to his faculty and staff Friday that he is resigning his post to accept a central office position with the Walton County School System in Monroe.
Regional Roundup: Man Shot to Death By Police Was Retired Teacher and ...
Man Shot by Police in Loganville was Retired Teacher, Marine -- Loganville Grayson Patch People reacted with shock Thursday to news that the man shot to death by police during a domestic confrontation was a former teacher and a retired Marine.
Young Harris College Confers 146 Degrees During Commencement Ceremony
Last Saturday, May 5, was a big day for Marcus McGill, of Young Harris, as he walked across the stage at Young Harris College to receive his bachelor's degree in business and public policy.
Georgia's New Poet Laureate is Mercer University Professor
A Mercer University creative writing professor will represent the literary arts for the state of Georgia.