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A preview of the 5.14.2013 edition of The Herald-Gazette

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Monday, May 13. 2013

A flophouse?:
Lamar Pre-release facility to be reborn as probation day reporting center.

Sneak peek:
Football Trojans on display at spring scrimmage Friday afternoon.

Walmart hits a snag:
Dublin bank apparently wants nearly $100,000 per acre for critical parcel.

Big building:
Gordon State College to get new $15 million student activity center.

Good cause, big prize:
The Barnesville Kiwanis Club will host its annual reverse raffle Friday at civic center.

A preview of the 5.7.2013 edition of The Herald-Gazette

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Monday, May 6. 2013

Dear (alleged) arsonist:
The ever-loquacious Travis Ball writes again.

Take this job and shove it:
Lynn Hadaway bails on Milner DDA, noting no time for 'pro bono work'.

No surprise:
Cops say Barnesville has the same crime as any other city but on smaller scale.

Relay for Life:
Same venue, different hours for event this Saturday; survivors dine Thursday.

Walmart:
Zoning process underway for Roberta Drive site targeted for Supercenter.

A preview of the 4.30.2013 edition of The Herald-Gazette

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Monday, April 29. 2013

BBQ & Blues:
Ninth annual festival draws rave reviews from TV crew, BBQ officials and vendors.

Called meeting:
School board to discuss DUI arrest of LCCHS principal Derick Austin.

Playoffs:
Diamond Trojans and LCCHS soccer teams host postseason games this week.

Bad move:
Jasmine Renee Williams jailed after mouthing off to judge in courtroom.

Suit filed:
Family of man who overdosed in jail after drug store break-in wants money.

A preview of the 4.23.2013 edition of The Herald-Gazette

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Monday, April 22. 2013

BBQ & Blues:
Barnesville gearing up as festival kicks off Thursday evening.

Brief yourself:
Traffic, street closing plans for festival announced; Herald-Gazette office impacted.

I didn't do it!:
Travis Ball pens letter to editor proclaiming his innocence in arson cases.

Plea in jeopardy:
Stephen Brehaut claims mental incompetency at time of Lighthouse fire.

Blind climber:
Robert McKay has no issues when he looks down from climbing wall.

A preview of the 4.16.2013 edition of The Herald-Gazette

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Monday, April 15. 2013

Green demons:
Kudzu bugs growing in number, hurting crops.

Race track:
County to determine fate of Brutz English's agritourism effort.

15 minutes of fame:
Two film crews will be in Barnesville next week.

Alleged arsonist:
Travis Ball back in jail, faces psychiatric evaluation.

Party time:
Participant's guide to BBQ & Blues 2013.

A preview of the 4.9.2013 edition of The Herald-Gazette

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Monday, April 8. 2013

On a mission:
Diamond Trojans vying for region title.

Big hit:
Miss Georgia Leighton Jordan pitches in, paints nails at Pretty for Prom.

Boot camp:
Milner city administer says flap over facility much ado about nothing.

Collision:
Car hits train: two hurt, driver charged.

Big blast, bigger setback:
Investigation, rebuilding on tap after landfill explosion.

A preview of the 4.2.2013 edition of The Herald-Gazette

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Monday, April 1. 2013

Mum's the word:
Developer Chris Harper won't discuss possible Barnesville Walmart.

Unhappy in the pokey:
Alleged serial arsonist Travis Ball seeks reinstatement of his hefty bond.

End it:
First Baptist youth take on human trafficking, slavery.

104 years young:
Lowrannie Fuller Harp has a heap of candles on her birthday cake.

Drug bust:
Katrina Reid, Christopher Williams jailed after raid on Cameron Circle.

A preview of the 3.26.2013 edition of The Herald-Gazette

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Monday, March 25. 2013

Walmart?:
Developer eyes former Ag. Authority property for Supercenter.

Budget blues:
School board will raise taxes; 160-day calendar considered.

Battling:
Quadriplegic seeks refund of CUVA penalty fines.

Explosives:
Feds indict Seth Bennon Roberts; Wesley Peters cleared.

Holy Week:
Easter bunnies, decorated eggs and worship services fill local calendars.

A preview of the 3.19.2013 edition of The Herald-Gazette

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Monday, March 18. 2013

Hot start:
Diamond Trojans now 7-2 after notching pair of wins.

Mark Davis leaving:
LCPS principal resigns; will open daycare, after school ministry in Thomaston.

Back in jail:
Travis Ball again behind bars after bizarre letters mailed.

New pope:
Local Catholics pleased with choice of Pope Francis I.

Happy 102nd:
Horace Dixon is thankful for long life, many blessings.

A preview of the 3.12.2013 edition of The Herald-Gazette

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Monday, March 11. 2013

Frontrunner?:
Coach Stephens among 10 finalists for Camden job.

Along for the ride:
Conservatory saddles up special needs kids as part of new program.

Murder charge:
Unlicensed caregiver charged with killing developmentally disabled woman.

Counterfeit:
Fake $20 bills passed at Peaches to Beaches Yard Sale.

Paint out:
Artists sought for April 27 event which coincides with BBQ & Blues.

A preview of the 3.5.2013 edition of The Herald-Gazette

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Monday, March 4. 2013

The gift that keeps on giving:
Leasing of former Rudy's location stirs controversy in Milner.

Major coup:
Reality show will lens episode at BBQ & Blues 2013.

Jimmy Gilbert:
A faithful life brings courage in adversity.

Founder's faltering final resting place:
Azalea Garden Club refurbishing grave site of Gideon Barnes.

Full calendar:
Serial arson, hit and run and child molestation cases atop grand jury docket.

A preview of the 2.26.2013 edition of The Herald-Gazette

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Monday, February 25. 2013

Rumor mill heats up:
Is Coach Franklin Stephens a candidate at Camden?.

No Sweat:
Meansville woman is oldest ever college basketball player.

Soaring costs:
New auto tax will gouge both buyers and sellers.

They're helping; you can, too!:
LCSO personnel come to the aid of cancer-stricken jailer Shirley Pritts.

BBQ & Blues:
Music, food, fun and TV production on 2013 menu.

A preview of the 2.19.2013 edition of The Herald-Gazette

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Monday, February 18. 2013

Are we that poor?:
78% of Lamar students get free or reduced price lunches, breakfasts.

Safety:
School board making changes in wake of Newtown shootings.

Groundbreaking:
Dirt to be turned on site of College and Career Academy February 26.

Plum appointment:
Barnesville native Derek Williams named to FDIC advisory committee.

New arrival:
Little cria's baby momma is a llama.

A preview of the 2.12.2013 edition of The Herald-Gazette

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Monday, February 11. 2013

Pretty for Prom:
Volunteers rounding up dresses for needy local girls.

A great man has fallen:
Former publisher Quimby Melton Jr. dead at 91.

Quick action:
First responders save life of player who collapsed at Gordon.

Sunday sales:
Local convenience store owners lobby city for enhanced revenue.

Relay for Life:
Planning intensifies for annual cancer benefit.

A preview of the 2.5.2013 edition of The Herald-Gazette

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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.