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Comprehensive News Feed for Camak, GA.

Results 1 - 6 of 6 in Camak, GA

1. Faith briefs

   Friday Dec 4 | Augusta Chronicle

   ... will hold its annual Ladies Christmas Brunch from 9:30 a.m. to noon today at 4020 Washington Road, Martinez. Carole Camak, of Higher Ground Ministries, will share a message, My Greatest Gift. The event will also include craft demonstrations and a ...

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   Related Topix: Grovetown, GA, Gibson, GA, Augusta, GA, Martinez, GA

2. Putting a little drama into Georgia's water woes

   Sep 13, 2009 | Atlanta Journal-Constitution

   The very northwest corner of Georgia disappeared over the summer. Nearly 200 years ago, the Camak Stone was installed by a team of surveyors to mark the point at which our state joins both Tennessee and Alabama.

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   Related Topix: Nathan Deal, US Politics, US News, Republican, US House of Representatives, Georgia, Georgia Government, Atlanta, GA, University of Georgia

3. 3 in line for finance director post

   Sep 2, 2009 | The McDuffie Mirror

   ... area. They include Mrs. Sikes, who presently works for a company in Washington and lives in the Warren County town of Camak and Mr. Stamey, a retired city bank president, living in Thomson. Mr. Stamey also serves as chairman of the McDuffie County ...

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   Related Topix: Personal Finance, Retirement, Warren County, GA, Thomson, GA, Milledgeville, GA, Cedartown, GA

4. Editorial: Missing boundary marker must be returned

   Aug 27, 2009 | Athens Banner-Herald

   Whoever has the Camak Stone, please put it back. The stakes could be higher than you realize.

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   Related Topix: Athens, GA, Georgia, Georgia Government, Weather, Natural Disasters, Drought, Opinion

5. Camak Stone, border marker between Tennessee and Georgia, is missing

   Aug 24, 2009 | Creative Loafing

   Hark! The Camak Stone, a 14,000-year-old relic placed upon the invisible line separating Georgia from our fellow apes in Tennessee, hath gone missingeth ! The Chattanooga Times Free Press reports that a volunteer for nearby State Line Cemetery, Freddie McCulley, noticed the [Camak Stone] was gone after discovering some vandalism at the cemetery.

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   Related Topix: Georgia, Georgia Government

6. The Beautiful Scenery and Rich History of Camak, Georgia

   Jul 9, 2009 | Associated Content

   Camak Georgia is a small quaint town that is unknown to many people. With Camak's old town charm and down home people it's been referred to as the Mayberry of Georgia.

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   Related Topix: Wildlife, Outdoor Recreation