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Some local races getting attention
... But the race that has gotten the most attention is the battle between incumbent state Sen. Nancy Schaefer, R-Turnerville, and Habersham County Commission Chairman Jim Butterworth for the Senate seat Schaefer has held for two terms. The rather tame ...
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Two candidates step forward to challenge Schaefer
... CORNELIA - Midway through the 2008 session of the General Assembly, state Sen. Nancy Schaefer, R-Turnerville, stunned political observers with the news that she was running for Congress in the 10th District. Only weeks later, the news of the illness ...
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Professional writers from SCAD's liberal arts faculty will bring to life their poems, plays, fiction and non-fiction works.
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Friedman's Jewelers, including its Habersham Hills store in Cornelia, is closing its doors.
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Golf 'Cats ready for region tourney
With the regular season all but in the books, the Rabun County Wildcats boys and girls golf teams must focus on keeping their games sharp until the April 21 region tournament in Dawsonville.
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Chilly worries: Growers fear Monday frost could destroy apple blossoms, grape buds, baby peaches
By Harris Blackwood hblackwood@gainesvilletimes.com It is the kind of weather where a degree or two can mean the difference between a successful year and total ruin.
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Political Notebook: Habersham may be considering run for office
There have been rumors that Alex Habersham, the former chairman of the Macon-Bibb County Board of Tax Assessors, is considering a run against incumbent Joe Allen for the Bibb County Commission's District 4 ...
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Habersham earns small-business honor
Alex Habersham, president of Habersham Enterprises in Macon, has been elected the 2008 Minority Small Business Champion of the Year in Georgia by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
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Amicalola, Unicoi go green to save money
By Debbie Gilbert dgilbert@gainesvilletimes.com Georgia's state parks already have a reputation for being "green," but now they're taking it a step further.
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Stage set for young players Redshirt sophomore defensive end Demarcus Dobbs, left, and redshirt freshman tailback Caleb King are likely to see plenty of playing time in today's G-Day game at Sanford Stadium.
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Former local prep standouts now competing for playing time at Georgia
Georgia wide receivers Walter Hill and Tavarres King have good reason to approach today's spring football game with a different perspective.
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Blooming time for Georgia s youth
Stage set for young players Redshirt sophomore defensive end Demarcus Dobbs, left, and redshirt freshman tailback Caleb King are likely to see plenty of playing time in today's G-Day game at Sanford Stadium.
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Chadrick Williams Chadrick R. Williams, 31, of Commerce, died Wednesday, March 26, 2008.
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Tavarres King expects to help Bulldogs this fall
ATHENS - Nothing like snagging a touchdown catch in the most unlikely of ways to let a young wide receiver know he just might belong.
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Story updated at 11:53 PM on Wednesday, April 2, 2008 Nothing like snagging a touchdown catch in the most unlikely of ways to let a young wide receiver know he just might belong.
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Georgia's King making strong first impression
Georgia's fans and coaches are eager for the arrival of freshman wide receiver A.J. Green in the fall, but the receiver of the future may already be on campus.
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Girl Scouts seeking CHICAS, volunteers
Story updated at 12:27 AM on Monday, March 31, 2008 As a child in Puerto Rico, Veronica Burgos remembers watching the Girl Scouts in her neighborhood.
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Hill, King eager to turn practice plays into game plays at UGA
Whenever Walter Hill talks with acquaintances from East Hall the question invariably comes up.
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Islands YMCA has enough man-power to win state title
The Islands YMCA all-stars state champion 12-under boys basketball team is comprised of the following players, left to right: Ben Smith, Hunter Dominy, Michael Burke, coach Bruce Dominy, Sean Fogarty; Stevie ...
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Commerce senior finishes first in four events last week
Story updated at 11:45 PM on Monday, March 17, 2008 When Commerce track coach Pam Canup talks about Brittany Sewell, the one word that comes up over and over again is "versatile." The 5-foot-7 senior, who has ...
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