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Food and Features - Topics from April, 2012

Spann gets unexpected blessing

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Monday, April 30. 2012

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Widow Louise Spann on Crawford Road has been almost happy with her tornado recovery -- she has someone to share it with, and to help her. [Full Story »]

Gettin' piggy with it

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Walter Geiger

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Thursday, April 26. 2012

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BBQ & Blues 2012 kicked off Thursday night with the After Hours event hosted by presenting sponsor United Bank. [Full Story »]

BBQ & Blues: A little taste of what's to come

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Walter Geiger

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Monday, April 23. 2012

Here is a video clip of Frankies Blues Mission. [Full Story »]

Confederate history feted at Greenwood Cemetery

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Walter Geiger

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Saturday, April 21. 2012

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The Barnesville Blues Sons of Confederate Veterans Camp 2137 held annual Confederate Memorial Program at Greenwood Cemetery in Barnesville Saturday, April 21. [Full Story »]

NASCAR truck at BBQ & Blues

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Walter Geiger

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Thursday, April 19. 2012

Zachry Holdings, the fine Texas folks who are building the Piedmont Green Power plant here, are bringing their NASCAR truck series Tundra to the BBQ & Blues festival here later this month. [Full Story »]

Doc Holliday beer fest is April 21

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Walter Geiger

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Friday, April 13. 2012

The third annual Doc Holliday beer festival is set for April 21 in downtown Griffin. Proceeds will go to multiple charities. Patrons will get to taste test craft beers, wines ciders and other goodies. [Full Story »]

NASCAR truck coming to BBQ & Blues

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Walter Geiger

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Thursday, April 12. 2012

Vegetable Saute

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Tasha Webster

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Monday, April 9. 2012

Ingredients:
1 tablespoon canola oil
1/2 cup chopped green onions

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"I reckon these animals know...."

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Walter Geiger

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Monday, April 9. 2012

By Kay S. Pedrotti

Lamar County farmer Bill Walker describes his farm as “a zoo,” but a wonderful example of “what a family farm should be” is more like it. [Full Story »]