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Watson went from Senoia farm to Pacific with Navy in WWII
When World War II started, Olin Watson expected to be drafted. But he didn't know what to expect once he entered the service.
Veitch to face judge for bond hearing
A bond hearing for Richard Jason Veitch, facing charges in the slaying of a worker at a construction site in south Coweta, will likely be held sometime next week.
Deal Watch: AGG helps bring S. Korea to Middle Ga.
From left: Yonni Kim, Andrew Schutt and John Gornall worked together to bring four of Kia Motors suppliers to Middle Georgia.
Cox: Preparation key to improving scores
Georgia State Superintendent of Schools Kathy Cox visited the West Georgia Regional Educational Service Agency in Grantville on Wednesday when she passed through the area to attend the University of West ...
I-85 traffic comes to standstill in Georgia
Local motorists heading into the Atlanta area might want to re-examine their travel plans.
SouthCrest Financial Group, Inc. Declares Second Quarter Dividend
The Board of Directors of SouthCrest Financial Group, Inc. announced today that it has declared a dividend of 13 cents per share. via PrimeNewswire
Area fire fighters practice on live fire
“We put pallets in a room and set them on fire. Groups of four go in the house with an instructor.”
Fire fighters from Northside, Thurston, Rock Hill, City of Thomaston, City of Manchester, Lamar County and Meriwether County fire departments all came to Thomaston on Feb. via Thomaston Times
Estes' crew put damaged bombers back together
“Some of those planes were pretty messed up”
All eyes were on the huge B-24 bomber as it wobbled toward the runway of the Allied air base at Foggia, Italy. via Times-Herald
Work zones hinder public safety access to I-85 wrecks
“Quite honestly, it's confusing, but the issue is that if there's an accident there, there'll be a hard time getting to the accident”
Coweta County will attempt again this month to persuade the Georgia Department of Transportation to alter its Interstate 85 construction plans in the interest of promoting better public safety. via Times-Herald
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Hogansville again limits comments
“If their attorney says there's a way we can get involved in this, then come back here with their blessing”
Mayor: We have enough of our own problems By Jennifer Shrader - Staff writer Hogansville City Council has a history of going back and forth about allowing the public to speak at meetings. via LaGrange Daily News - LaGrange, Georgia
Tribute honors governors from Newnan
The two Newnan men who have served as Georgia's governor will be remembered by the Coweta County Democratic Party at the Atkinson-Arnall Tribute on Thursday. via Times-Herald
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Man gets three years for dog cruelty
“They tore open the bag and found the dog with severe lacerations covering his body”
A Hogansville man who beat his daughter's pet dog with a shovel was sentenced Thursday to three years in prison and two years' probation. via LaGrange Daily News - LaGrange, Georgia
Last Update: 2/13/2008 9:20:21 AM Web Editor: Rebecca Stewart The former Luthersville police chief has been sentenced to five years in prison after pleading guilty to charges stemming from sexual encounters ... via 13WMAZ-TV
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Carl Von Epps We have now completed 10 days of our 40 day legislative session. We the Georgia House of Representatives made some changes to the registered sex offenders bill known as HB 1059 which passed in the ... via LaGrange Daily News - LaGrange, Georgia
Counties discuss acquiring rail line right of way
Abandoned railroad tracks could be a recreational trail BY HARRY FRANKLIN - hfranklin@ledger-enquirer.com -- County commissioners from Harris and Meriwether counties met in a rare joint meeting Thursday to ... via Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
Construction 38 Percent Complete on I-85 And Will Continue For Nearly 2 More years
“For awhile, there were left and right barrier walls, and nowhere to pull motorists over”
Published 1/31/08 in The Times-Herald The brunt of the construction work to widen and repave Interstate 85 through Coweta County is approximately 38 percent complete, state officials estimate. via Times-Herald
Benning soldier killed in wreck
A Fort Benning soldier died Sunday afternoon in a one-vehicle wreck in Meriwether County. via Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
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Epps: Sales tax plan helps only wealthy
“I think we're approaching a recession”
One in a series previewing Monday's start of the 2008 General Assembly session. By Joel Martin - Senior writer State Rep. via LaGrange Daily News - LaGrange, Georgia
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Harp: Water, taxes will drive session
“I hope that we will come up with something that will be acceptable and it needs to be a statewide plan, not an Atlanta plan.”
First in a series previewing Monday's start of the 2008 General Assembly session. via LaGrange Daily News - LaGrange, Georgia