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Budget process varies by government
It’s budget time for many Middle Georgia governments. Though paths vary as much as the region, the destination must be the same: a balanced budget.
Church cranks up food drive for summer donations drought
During the Christmas holidays, food banks and soup kitchens are usually bombarded with donations, but as the temperature rises, donations decrease dramatically.
On a hot July day in 1976, a recent Georgia Tech graduate walked on to Robins Air Force Base for his first day on the job as a project engineer.
Former Racers Roll Into Byron Race Track
Race car fans from all over rolled into Peach County on Saturday to meet some race car drivers from the past.
Byron, state at odds over lighting of roundabout on Ga. 247 Connector
City Council and the Georgia Department of Transportation remain at odds over lighting a yet-to-be-built roundabout on the Ga.
Peach County is Now Certified Work Ready
Friday the Governor's Office of Workforce Development announced seven new Certified Work Ready Communities- and one is here in Middle Georgia.
Post-spring recruiting storylines
Tuesday was ACC spring wrap day , as we looked at the storylines following each conference school.
Despite dry weather, theres still time for a good crop year
Peaches are sorted by quality after a preservative wash was applied at Dickey Farms Packing House in Musella on Thursday, May 3, 2012.
Health care panelists talk reform at Mercer forum
From left, Atlanta Piedmont Hospital CEO Tim Stack, Maggie McGill, CEO of Savannah-based Memorial Health, and Don Faulk, CEO of The Medical Center of Central Georgia, participate Monday in a forum about the state of health care in the United States moderated by Mercer University President William Underwood, right.
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