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Godfrey gives account of activity
The following are highlights of incidents that were handled by officers of the Baxley Police Department.
Extra ! Extra ! Jack Kingston Makes Front Page of Ledger
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Glynn adds drivers test center, new truck school
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Lindsey Graham is a Traitor - What is His Beef with White Guys
Lindsey Graham tagged as a 'traitor' for backing climate change legislation -- those angry tea-party protesters are back. Those angry town hall meetings are back.
Is Our Local Paper a Republican Mouthpiece ? Jack's a Joke !
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Any Parent who Vaccinates Their Kid..... Is INSANE !!
The Associated Press: SEC says Georgia got raw deal on celebration call
The Southeastern Conference said Monday that Georgia receiver A.J. Green should not have been penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct after his late touchdown against No. 4 LSU, a flag that cost the Bulldogs crucial yards on the ensuing kickoff.
Default Two Georgia cops run background check on Obama: men in black were watching
Bus tour brings help to those facing foreclosure
As Georgia's foreclosure rate remains among the highest in the country, mortgage counselors say the toughest challenge isn't the onslaught of new clients - - it's reaching out to those at risk of losing their homes.
A flood warning continues for the following Altamaha River at Doctortown affecting Wayne County; for the Altamaha River at Baxley affecting Appling and Toombs counties; for the Altamaha River at Charlotte affecting Jeff Davis, Montgomery, and Toombs counties; as well as for the Altamaha River near Everett City affecting Glynn County.
Differing views in GOP on voting rights case
The GOP's struggle over its future and the party's fitful steps to attract minorities are on full display in the differing responses of Republican governors to a major Supreme Court case on voting rights. GOP Govs. Sonny Perdue of Georgia and Bob Riley of Alabama have asserted in court filings that the continued obligation of their states to get advance approval for all changes involving elections is unnecessary and expensive in view of significant progress they have made to overcome blatant and often brutal discrimination against blacks.
Altamaha flooding: It's almost all benefit
TERESA STEPZINSKI-The Times-Union: Although it has damaged and destroyed homes, the flooding of the Altamaha River is actually a natural phenomenon that revitalizes the river and enriches the ecosystem, state Department of Natural Resources scientists said.