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Swift Street residents voiced their concerns about a proposed ultrasound boutique in the historic district.
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Ultrasound boutique request denied after pushback from Swift Street residents
Swift Street residents voiced their concerns about a proposed ultrasound boutique in the historic district.
How a Warner Robins local is bringing whimsy through a trinket box
Warner Robins local, Ashlee Watson, created the 478 trinket box as a unique way to bring her community together.
‘Please come out and save this restaurant.’ Warner Robins eatery faces financial crisis
The response has been so great from the community that the restaurant ran out of food Tuesday and had to close early. The restaurant expects to restock and reopen Wednesday.
Perry High School art teacher named Houston County Teacher of the Year
Brianna Walker was named the district’s Teacher of the Year. Here’s her story.
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Sheriff’s Office Contract With City of Luthersville Terminated
Meriwether County Sheriff Chuck Smith has announced the long standing contract between the Sheriff’s Office and the City of Luthersville has been terminated.
In a letter to the citizens and merchants of Luthersville Sheriff Smith explained what has occurred.
Luthersville Responds to Sheriff’s Letter
The newspaper contacted the City of Luthersville about the decision to end its contact with the Meriwether County Sheriff’s Office. Below is the response received from the newspaper from the city attorney.
Summer School Ends at CEHS
During the Talbot County Board of Education meeting held on June 16, the board heard that summer school is ending at Central Elementary-High School and it was a tremendous success for the students.
Commissioners Deny Request From Sheriff
The county’s retirement benefit has changed but not in the way Sheriff Mike Jolley had requested.
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