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Monday, February 4. 2013

Winners:
Movers, shakers feted at annual awards night banquet here.

Well-rounded:
Katelynn Womack is chock full of achievement.

Witness to War:
Joseph Hudson, Willie Lindsey added to roster of vets sharing WWII recollections.

New look:
DOT taking bids for resurfacing Highway 36 from Barnesville to I-75.

Exempt:
Local legislation offering school tax break to seniors on way to Atlanta.

A preview of the 1.29.2013 edition of The Herald Gazette

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Monday, January 28. 2013

Follow the money:
Who makes what among public officials, employees.

Witness to war:
Project highlights local veteran Bill Boggs.

STARs:
Kendall Little, LeslieAnne Williams take top honors.

Last day:
Raleigh Henry retiring after long career at SRE.

What's for supper:
Smoked venison hams are on the menu at Game & Fish Banquet.

A preview of the 1.22.2013 edition of The Herald Gazette

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Monday, January 21. 2013

No bull:
Return to agricultural roots planned at Honeywood Farm.

Nightmare:
Mother finds son dead in bed; three friends arrested.

Off to prison:
Robert Leon Haralson doing hard time for child porn.

Serial arsons:
Suspect Travis Leroy Ball now in Upson County jail.

MLK:
About 150 marchers joined in annual parade here Monday.

A preview of the 1.15.2013 edition of The Herald Gazette

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Monday, January 14. 2013

Nabbed:
Jailed man thought to be area's serial arsonist.

Travis Ball:
Alleged arsonist's Facebook page a gallery of pent up anger.

On the move:
Tax commissioner moving to make room for drug court.

He's first:
Little boy is Lamar's first born child for 2013.

Veteran:
Bill Boggs shares his remarkable story.

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Monday, January 7. 2013

To the torch:
Serial arsonist credited with five more fires.

TOTY:
Scott Turner, accustomed to accolades, win again.

I can do more:
Herald-Gazette series highlights ways you can help.

On the road:
Bobbie and Jimmie Burnette are styling in a vintage Model A.

Do you know?:
Newspaper staff seeking information on the late Franklin Dorminy.

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Friday, December 28. 2012

Suspicious fires:
Serial arsonist on the loose; two vehicles sought.

Christmas miracle:
Three-year-old pulled from abandoned well here.

In review:
A look back at the triumphs and tragedies of 2012.

Together again:
Stecker, Rogers, Burns show out at Lamar Arts gallery.

Victors:
Lady Trojans take holiday tournament crown.

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Friday, December 21. 2012

More than toys:
In letters to Santa kids seek healing, help for homeless.

Not so silent night:
Candlelight vigils triggers firestorm of controversy.

Tax break:
Up to legislature to help seniors.

Playing Santa:
Local charities help 530 kids enjoy Christmas.

Critical:
Chad Albritton lifeflighted after Pike County crash. [Full Story »]

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Monday, December 17. 2012

Massacre:
Local man grew up in Newtown, Connecticut.

Hoax:
Cadaver dogs called in as a precaution.

No death penalty:
Cab owner's alleged killer will get to live.

Domination:
Stephens is Coach of the Year; players honored.

Remembrance:
Candlelight vigil for shooting victims is Tuesday.

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Monday, December 10. 2012

To the wire:
Trojans give defending champs all they want in semifinals.

#1:
Vickey Vaughn is Nurse of the Year.

Retired:
Former GSC librarian delighted with her new status.

Dear Santa:
Letters to the jolly old man in red due Wednesday.

Fiscal cliff:
What it means to you and your family.

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Monday, December 3. 2012

Historic:
Stephens, Trojans make first trip to state football semifinals.

Deep into it:
Kelly Garrett endures, enjoys oceanic adventure.

Help!:
There's still time for you to help the needy this holiday season.

Nutcracker:
Ballet on tap at FAC this weekend.

Senior savings:
School board continue to study possible exemptions.

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Monday, November 26. 2012

Miracle finish:
Scandrett hit record FG; Trojans play Lovett in quarterfinals.

Fatality:
Teen dies in tragic ATV crash.

Big bucks:
Water treatment plant will cost over $12.5 million.

Drought:
Ponds, wells drying up rapidly here.

Wish list:
Rebecca English wants to minister in Nicaragua.

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Monday, November 5. 2012

Lamar goes to the polls:
Election results available by phone, online.

Taxes:
Property forfeitures down from previous two years.

Champs:
Trojans claim Region 4-AA football crown.

Veterans Day:
Annual ceremony will be held November 12 here.

Investiture:
Dr. Max Burns to formally take reins at GSC Friday.

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Monday, October 22. 2012

Advance voting:
Over 950 vote first week; Saturday vote upcoming.

Sweet treats:
Multiple local events on tap for Halloween.

Big winner:
Niall Mathieson sweeps awards at Georgia National Fair.

Remembrance:
Barnesville Rotary Club honors World War II veterans.

Scouting dustup:
Two accused of improper conduct decades ago.

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Monday, October 15. 2012

Drawing a crowd:
Sheriff, commission debate packs civic center.

Fatality:
Buffington Road crash kills Ryan Wilson, 22.

Peace of mind:
Angela Mack finds solace in Africa.

Issues on the menu:
Legislative delegation at civic center Wednesday.

Red Ribbon Week:
Annual observance kicks off October 22.

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Monday, October 8. 2012

Deadline:
Pay taxes by Nov. 15 or face penalties.

Long career:
Margaret Fluellyn retiring from school system.

Stoned?:
Busted meter reader fouled up city bills.

Arrests:
Four jailed after Thomaston Street break-in.

Skeptical:
Dad casts doubt on theory hit pedestrian was suicidal.