Street drugs were not a factor in the deaths of four Lamar countians who died mysteriously over a four-day period in late October, according to GBI toxicology reports obtained by The Herald-Gazette.
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For the first time in three and a half years, former Barnesville municipal judge Henry Abreu is a free man and no longer under the supervision of the criminal justice system.
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The overwhelming success of the barnesville.com and pikecountygeorgia.com websites has required an extensive upgrade of the servers hosting them and those upgrades are due to begin soon.
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Sheriff Larry Waller has announced that preliminary crime lab results on four unexplained deaths had been called into his office. The four suspicious deaths of, Cynthia Moore, age 44, Dee Dee Glover, age 38, Lewis Randall Reagan, age 42, and Donna E. Giroux, age 48 were reported here within a week.
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Judge Tommy Wilson heard testimony on several motions filed by embattled Morehouse police chief Vernon Worthy Nov. 12 in Lamar superior court.
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Pike County Sheriff's S.W.A.T. team members removed 20-year-old Jeffery Taylor, who is wanted for first degree murder, from a home on Pitts Lane yesterday.
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Toxicology tests on four Lamar countians who died unexplained deaths over a short period of time last month have been completed by technicians at the state crime lab, according to GBI public affairs officer John Bankhead.
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Terrance Childs, a Trojan defensive back injured in the Lamar-North Oconee game Friday night, was released from the hospital over the weekend.
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The Lamar County Trojans were outscored 27-0 in the second half Friday night and got blown out 34-14 by the North Oconee Titans in the first round of the GHSA Class AA state playoffs.
The Titans got good field position early after a Nick Fambro fumble. They scored with less than three minutes gone in the first period to take a 7-0 lead.
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