Leslie News

“Only small vehicles will be able to go through. No 18 wheelers.”

Here are some preliminary reports of damage in the midstate: Laurens County One person killed and three others injured as a possible tornado destroyed several homes at U.S. 441 and Evergreen Road. via The Macon Telegraph

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Unless you've been avoiding art shows for the past 20 years or so, you know that contemporary art is no longer about just painting, or printmaking, drawing, photography or sculpture. via Akron Beacon Journal

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“These kinds of losses are gut-wrenching”

A record number of students at The University of Georgia died this academic year from causes ranging from cancer to car crashes. via Atlanta Journal-Constitution

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With the threat of frost over , here's a bouquet of events for your springtime calendar. via Atlanta Journal-Constitution

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“Farms have been easy targets for some of these thieves. But now we're going to see if we can help put a stop to it.”

More than a dozen farms in Lee and Sumter Counties have been victims of copper and diesel fuel thefts in recent weeks, costing them thousands of dollars each. via WALB-TV Albany

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“We are extremely pleased with the breadth of solutions that Alloptic is able to provide”

Citizens Telephone located in Leslie, GA has begun deploying Alloptic's state-of-the-art fiber optic communications network. via Customer Interaction Solutions

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Oh, that clever Kristen Gibbs. A few years ago, to celebrate a special birthday, her husband, Duncan, arranged for a video tribute that combined photos, music and remembrances from friends. via Atlanta Journal-Constitution

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“We're working on the 29th in Grantville. We'll be starting on our 30th soon”

Published 10/16/07 in The Times-Herald From STAFF REPORTS news@newnan.com Habitat for Humanity's 27th home in Coweta County was dedicated Sunday afternoon. via Times-Herald

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“Since this incident this morning, we have (received) information that this has been happening with some regularity in the public housing area”

Police say they have one suspect and there may be more in a Friday morning incident in which a 12-year-old boy narrowly avoided injury after finding an explosive soda bottle on his front doorstep. via The Albany Herald

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We have two items to tell you about... Police tell us that 12-year-old Demarcus brown found a 12-ounce Coke bottle left at his door, and whatever was in it blew up when he picked it up and took it into the ... via WALB-TV Albany

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