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Macon Woman Shot in LegA 28-year-old woman was shot in the leg Friday night, according to Macon police. Lt. Eric Walker says Caryn Powell told them she was in a home on Whitehead Street in Macon when she heard gunshots outside the house.
Milledgeville Officers Posed for Pictures With RoethlisbergerMilledgeville's police chief acknowledged Friday that some of his officers posed for photos with Ben Roethlisberger on the night the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback was later accused of sexual assault.
Spring Forward Saturday NightDaylight Saving Time begins this weekend. The official time change will happen at 2 a.m. Sunday.
Warner Robins City Officials Holding RetreatMayor Chuck Shaheen, the city council and department heads are gathering Friday afternoon at Reynolds Plantation in Greene County.
Forsythia Festival Begins this WeekendThe 23rd annual Forsythia Festival begins this Saturday in Forsyth.
Bibb Nichiha Plant Cutting EmployeesThe plant in south Bibb County employed about 200 people when it opened in July 2007; now it has about half that.
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Bibb Nichiha Plant Cutting EmployeesThe plant in south Bibb County employed about 200 people when it opened in July 2007; now it has about half that.
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Washington Will Investigate Veterans' Security BreachThe security breach affected veterans' personal medical information at the Atlanta Veterans Administration Medical Center. NATIONAL NEWS
Thousands Will Say Goodbye to Teen SaturdayPolice found the body of Chelsea King in a shallow grave after a massive search. WATERCOOLER
PETA: Will Exchange Trashcans For Advertising SpacePeople for the Ethical Treatment of Animals told city officials Wednesday they'd pay for new trash cans saying "Meat Trashes the Planet" and "Go Vegan." |
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