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A preview of the 9.10.2013 edition of The Herald Gazette

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Monday, September 9. 2013

It's time:
40th annual Buggy Days festival kicks off with beauty pageant this weekend.

Back in jail:
Alleged serial arsonist Travis Ball back in jail after convenience store visit during wee hours.

Bad blood:
Trojans travel to Pike County Friday for annual Battle of Potato Creek.

Everything old is new again:
Depot's old baggage cart restored as show horse, not work horse.

Murder case:
Motions to be heard September 17 in case of alleged cabbie killer Jamarris Williams.

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Friday, August 30. 2013

K-9 unit:
Local DNR ranger and Barnesville native Keith Page among eight statewide working with canine partners.

Help Gavin:
Two benefits set for Gavin Lance who is slowly improving at Shepherd Center after traumatic brain injury.

To the steps:
Greenco site to be sold at the courthouse Tuesday, October 1.

Tracking the trumpet:
Margaret Henry of the Marching Trojan Band plays the same trumpet her dad played for Dewaine Bell.

Fiber arts:
Nelda Cason and Margaret Miler of Milner to display quilts, needlepoint at Depot Gallery.

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Monday, August 26. 2013

Qualifying:
Contested races emerge as T.J. Imberger challenges incumbent Mark Stone in Barnesville's Ward 5 and Larry Whitworth will battle Neal Devane in Ward 4.

High profile cases:
Travis Ball indicted in Upson; Lamar grand jury won't get his case and unlikely to get two hit and run cases.

Friday night football:
Loaded with skill players, Trojans run at state title gets underway Friday.

Benefits planned:
Community comes together to support traffic accident victim Gavin Lance who has a traumatic brain injury.

Champions:
Two Fury FC teams with Lamar players clinch titles at Kickoff Classic soccer tourney.

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Monday, August 19. 2013

Overdose case:
Lovick's mom weeps, defendants enter pleas.

Lighthouse fire:
Admitted arsonist avoids prison time after pleading guilty.

102nd birthday:
World War II veteran Rufus Durrah to be honored with Thursday parade.

Baby safe:
Kidnapper nabbed after stop sticks reduce high speed chase to low speed chase.

Scrimmage:
Trojans rout Stone Mountain 35-6 in last preseason tune-up.

A preview of the 8.13.2013 edition of The Herald-Gazette

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Monday, August 12. 2013

Upheaval:
Spear out, Roberts in as LCCHS basketball coach.

PGP appeal fallout:
School board forced to use reserve funds to balance 2013-14 budget.

Up to you:
Voters will decide if those over age 70 will get tax break.

On the beat:
Incident report review indicates woman fell asleep in car with marijuana, rolling papers in her lap.

Lighthouse arson:
Over one year after fire, clarity expected when suspect Brehaut appears in court Thursday.

Dead or alive:
Local officials refute claim by Thomaston mayor that Barnesville-Lamar County is dying.

A preview of the 8.6.2013 edition of The Herald-Gazette

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Monday, August 5. 2013

Hectic day:
Lamar County schools open, welcoming about 2600 students.

On the block:
Bank selling off assets of failed Greenco Environmental operation.

A miracle:
barnesville.com story pivotal in reuniting little girl, special kitten.

Did you wear the crown?:
Past Miss Buggy Days pageant winners sought for upcoming anniversary.

Racetrack:
English, detractors spar; decision tabled once again.

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Monday, July 29. 2013

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Back to school:
Multiple events on tap as classes begin at Lamar County schools.

Retirement:
United Bank chief operating officer Doug Tuttle steps down.

No arrests:
Evidence at lab; no arrests in chemical threats.

Layoffs:
Jordan Forest Products kicks dozens to the curb.

Unemployment spike:
Jobless rate in Barnesville-Lamar County soars to over 12%.

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Monday, July 22. 2013

Chemical threat:
Letter filled with white powder shuts down Herald Gazette, surrounding area.

Hazmat team:
Local authorities say such teams are too expensive for local budgets.

High speed chase:
Bloomingdale man taken down by dogs, tasered and shot with rubber bullets.

Like it's 1999:
29 young people jailed during raucous party on Silver Dollar Road.

A fine time:
Inaugural Summer in the Sticks event draws a big crowd.

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Monday, July 15. 2013

Ruh-roh:
PGP seeks to slash tax bill; taxpayers could get 'hammered'.

Drought to deluge:
Excessive rainfall causes problems for county, municipalities.

Summer in the Sticks:
Ty Bates, Gasoline Brothers headline Ritz Park event Saturday.

See yourself:
BBQ Pitmasters episode filmed here airs Sunday.

Notable passings:
Community leader Sid Cheatham, 'Superman' Taylor Davis succumb.

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Monday, July 8. 2013

Old fashioned police work:
Cops wore out some shoe leather in fatal hit and run manhunt.

Meet the new boss:
Michael McMillan named president/CEO at Southern Rivers Energy.

William Parker:
'I'll never forget looking down from the medevac at all those bodies.'

No vote:
Sunday package sales in Barnesville now a dead issue after council takes no action.

Family affair:
Annual Peachtree Road Race draws in soggy, family-oriented runners from Lamar County.

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Monday, July 1. 2013

Hit & run fatality:
Police searching for an '02 - '05 Saturn Vue in death of Gordon student.

Unwanted camper:
Convicted child molester living in woods behind correctional facility here.

Big boom:
VFW Club inviting entire community to Independence Day fireworks show.

Scam alert:
Senior citizens targeted by scammers taking advantage of Obamacare.

Prayer vigil:
Locals lift up leukemia patient Taylor Davis at Trojan Field.

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Monday, June 24. 2013

Test run:
Roger Samples replaces Bridget Fouts on Milner city council.

End of an era:
Ben Moore finalizing sale of Barnesville Chevy dealership.

Aldora Methodist:
With 14 members, church does a lot with a little.

Ailing:
Councilman Devane recovering from cardiac issues; former councilwoman Ginn at Heritage Inn.

Art show:
Work of Barnesville native Chris Walter coming to Depot gallery..

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Monday, June 17. 2013

Committed:
Austin twins accept offers to play together at Georgia Tech.

Merritt Taylor:
'He was powerful, played hard and hated to lose'.

Living the dream:
Local fisherman sees his kayak go to market.

Slight delay:
Grand jury back in session after halt for training.

Nightmare:
New tax system for vehicles will 'shock you to death'..

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Monday, June 10. 2013

Mixed blessing:
Heavy rains end drought, help some but hurt others.

On the wing:
World class hang gliders land in Johnstonville.

Special visitor:
Lt. Col. Oliver North to make two appearances at Rock Springs on Fathers Day.

High profile:
Grand jury at work on long calendar, high profile cases.

Brushing history:
Georgina Boggs recalls tales of sinking Titanic, seeing Amelia Earhart.

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Monday, June 3. 2013

Deadly crash:
John & Pearl Kemp succumb to injuries.

Sunday sales:
City council may vote in July; most merchants approve.

Officer injured:
Chad Moxon taken to Macon hospital after crashing Harley.

Celebrating a century:
John Thomas Darden is one 'tough old bird'.

Surprise:
County employees get first pay raises in six years.