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Monday, December 9. 2013

Win state championship tickets:
Don't be left at home while the rest of us are at the Dome. Enter the Picture Perfect Trojan Contest and win four tickets and a meal.

On to the Dome:
Trojans edge Cadets 10-7; face Lovett in title game Saturday at 2:30 p.m.

New owner:
Historical Society deeding Depot over to City of Barnesville.

Tax sale:
Auction of property of delinquent taxpayers nets county nearly $16,000.

First ever:
Gordon State College to hold first ever fall graduation Friday.

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Monday, December 2. 2013

Biggest game ever:
Trojans host Benedictine in state semifinals Friday. Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. at Trojan Field.

Who's #1:
Nominate Lamar's #1 fan. Winner gets football tickets, meal at Slices.

Coach Franklin Stephens:
Winning is a community effort.

Rev. Mike Ruffin:
Hometown has come a long way, baby!

Tour of Homes:
Blend of old and new on menu for holiday event.

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Monday, November 25. 2013

Trojans advance:
Lamar County whips Thomasville; faces defending champ Jefferson in quarterfinal game here Friday.

Let there be lights:
Illumination Celebration, community worship service and Santa visit on tap Wednesday.

Teacher of the Year:
LCCHS teacher, coach Kenny Roberts Jr. gets system-wide honor.

Tour of Homes:
Dec. 7 event sponsored by Women's League benefits multiple charities.

Gordon Military Memorial:
Fredonia Church honors former Gordon Cadet Jackson Bush who was KIA in Vietnam.

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Monday, November 18. 2013

Another rout:
Trojans prove football ain't better in Metter; advance to round two.

Super typhoon:
Woman with local ties survived brunt of storm in the Philippines.

Milestone:
Former peach peddler Nannie C. Haygood celebrates 100th birthday.

Gifts for needy:
ESF, Toys for Tots to do one more round of interviews for applicants.

Storied program:
Thomasville brings rich football history into round two battle with Trojans.

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Monday, November 11. 2013

Titletown:
Trojans win region crown, begin postseason play Friday when Metter comes to town.

The weave hits the fan:
Woman files complaint after her hair and extensions are mangled at local nightclub.

Quiet time?:
Piedmont Green Power to shutdown plant to install noise abatement equipment.

Shooting:
One dead, one jailed after .40 caliber fired in Washington St. home.

Veterans Day:
Multiple observances held on day set aside to honor fighting men and women.

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Monday, November 4. 2013

Child tasered:
Warren Anthony Prince and Lynn Marie Pyle arrested after five-year-old allegedly hit with stun gun.

Food stamps:
Those using SNAP cards will see a cut in benefits beginning this week.

Veterans Day:
Captain Dan Rainey will address two of multiple observances here Nov. 11.

Tax sales:
Delinquent taxpayers to pay the price as their properties go on the auction block.

Champs:
Undefeated Trojans claim region crown; will play at home through first two playoff rounds.

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Monday, October 28. 2013

Cemetery dogfight:
Five arrested, others sought after cops bust up dogfight at O'Neal Cemetery.

Time change:
Don't forget to set your clocks back Saturday night.

Accident or suicide?:
Homeless man, 65, hit by train near Milner.

Candypalooza:
Thomaston Street residents stock up on treats as they brace for Halloween throngs.

In command:
Undefeated Trojans can clinch region title with a win over Macon County here Friday night.

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Monday, October 21. 2013

125 years:
A longtime, key cornerstone to the local economy, Aldora Mills celebrates a milestone.

Free again:
Alleged serial arsonist Travis Ball is out of jail and on an ankle monitor again following civil habeas corpus action.

Walking Dead:
TV stars Norman Reedus and Chad Coleman mingle with adoring crowds in Milner.

Homecoming royalty:
Annah Hartsfield crowned LCCHS homecoming queen; Chris Ponder is king.

Booker School:
Old grads come out in force urging county to buy partially dilapidated old school campus.

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Monday, October 14. 2013

Polluted creek:
EPD sends mixed messages about status of investigation into contaminants.

Resignation:
Chamber president Emily Rowland resigns after arrest for hindering an investigation.

Walking Dead:
Milner zombies are downright inhospitable so don't expect any sightings or autographs.

Homecoming week:
Multiple activities on tap as top-ranked Trojans battle Putnam here Friday night.

Spooktacular:
Frightful events on tap leading up to All Hallows Eve.

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Monday, October 7. 2013

For whom to vote?:
Political forum set for Tuesday at 6 p.m. at Barnesville Civic Center.

Hitting home:
Government shutdown having an impact in Barnesville-Lamar County.

Just in time for Halloween:
The Walking Dead to begin filming in Milner Friday.

Good deal or bad news?:
County commission entertaining Barnesville suggestion it buy decaying Booker School campus.

Creek pollution:
EPD has closed investigation but personnel from Thomaston and Gordon State are still monitoring smelly discharge.

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Monday, September 30. 2013

Confusion reigns:
Obamacare marketplaces open but nobody really knows what is going on.

Mystery to be solved:
100-year-old safe to be opened at Lamar Arts Silent Auction Thursday.

Deadline nears:
Those who desire to register to vote in the Nov. 5 general election must do so by October 7.

Trojans on top:
Lamar County remains atop Class AA football poll, faces undefeated NE Macon on the road Friday.

Labor of love:
Local family works to save eastern European girls and you can help.

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Monday, September 23. 2013

Region opener:
Top ranked Trojans play host to Taylor County Vikings as region play begins Friday.

Good times:
Buggy Days shakes off rainy Saturday to draw good crowds for 40th anniversary.

Facelifts:
B. Lloyd's', Swint's get facelifts as new owners transform old buildings.

Only a drill:
Surprise exercise points out lack of communication between emergency responders.

TWD:
The Walking Dead to film episodes in Milner.

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Monday, September 16. 2013

We're #1:
Trojans atop Class AA football poll for the first time in school history.

You know what time it is:
It's Buggy Days and organizers are pulling out all the stops for 40th anniversary.

Dustup:
Public defender ousted; murder case could be delayed.

Headache:
School system may be better off paying fine than implementing Obamacare.

Legacy:
Buggy Days chairman recalls his belly dancing grandfather Troy Turner who claimed he 'was' the parade.

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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.