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Big job:
School board faces monumental task of replacing superintendent, principal and head football coach.

A love affair:
Jean and Charles Dukes are moving out of their Thomaston St. home where they have hosted dozens of benefit events.

Big bucks:
BBQ & Blues' 10th anniversary means $10,000 in prize money for top cook teams.

Honor flight:
Another group of veterans winging their way to war memorials in Washington.

Long list:
Prosecution has lengthy roster of witnesses to call in Jamarris Williams' murder trial.

Big bucks:
Millions earmarked for improvements to Barnesville, Hightower libraries.

Our own legend:
Veteran lawman calls local stretch of I-75 the area's Bermuda Triangle.

Drag race death:
No charges filed against Taurean Collier or Vontae Collier - yet!.

Cab driver killing:
Motions hearing tips defense plan to pin murder of John Dixson on another man.

Superintendent search:
School board to begin interviews of candidates to replace Dr. Bill Truby who is stepping down.

Fatality:
Illegal street racers kill innocent man; six others injured.

Look out, Ladies:
Handsome for Prom is gearing up as well.

Big deal:
Acquisition would make Milner Milling the third largest company of its kind if approved.

Cattlemen beware:
High prices, cutting of local man's fence increase fears of rustling.

No kill:
Support for animal shelter blossoms but money, as always, is the big problem.

Child abuse:
Teen jailed after allegedly battering her three-month-old daughter and breaking her femur.

Blue out:
Colorectal cancer awareness event set for March 13 at Gordon State College.

Qualifying:
Four contested races loom on ballots; seven qualify for state senate seat.

Tanning dangers:
Melanie Bramlett looks back with regret on her tanning days after long battle with melanoma.

Big band sound:
Dance the night away and help John's Place at Saturday's Shamrock Ball.