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Tough choice: beer or energy

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Friday, March 6. 2009

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Local Jason Byars talks beer with CNN. [Full Story »]

Thoughts on how to create a real Green Economy

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Wednesday, March 4. 2009

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Carbon Sinking. A view point. Required Payment for Carbon Sinking. [Full Story »]

Masterworks on tap: Griffin Choral Arts to perform

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Thursday, February 26. 2009

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Griffin Choral Arts – which has a number of local members – will perform its second annual spring concert at the Gordon fine arts auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, March 5. (video after the jump) [Full Story »]

Meth's Impact

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Tuesday, February 17. 2009

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An illustration originally created and printed by News-Leader.com in Springfield, MO. It tells an amazing visual story. [Full Story »]

A utopian sort of dream

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Wednesday, February 4. 2009

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Last night, I had a dream. It was sort of a continuation of a day dream in which I reshape and help cultivate the future of buggy town. [Full Story »]

Carters Drug Store is Barnesville’s ‘ode to a Grecian turn’

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Tuesday, January 27. 2009

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In a town well over 100 years old there is bound to be suggestions concerning the origins of any particular architectural staple. Such is the case with the nostalgic and charming Carter's Drugstore located downtown at 203 Main St.
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Quest at the Lamar Arts Gallery

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Wednesday, January 21. 2009

The Quest show, which is in honor of Black History Month, is the annual African-American arts exhibit running through early March at the Lamar Arts Gallery at the historic Barnesville Depot. [Full Story »]

GreenLeaf Farms is one of Barnesville's "freshest" kept secrets...till now

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Monday, January 12. 2009

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Past the old 'Hot Spot' I drove, headed down the four-lane toward Griffin. It was a trip I had made many times before. Rarely, though, had I turned off on the bypass as I ordinarily had no reason to avoid the heart of the city. [Full Story »]