Douglasville, GA News

• Douglasville, GA News
• T-SPLOST vote draws near
• To Florida, by wagon
• Area high schools bid farewell to more than 1,700 graduates
• County looks at new insurance for employees
• Temple to vote on alcohol issue in July
• LOST agreement hits a snag
• Graduation Night
• Carroll's jobless rate falls
• Area unemployment numbers see modest improvement
• First Bobby Tillman scholarships awarded
• Police: Teen on rooftop was pointing gun at school
• Bremen budget provides increase for employees without raising taxes
• County looks at new insurance for employees
• No plea deal; Sabby set for June 4 trial for 2007 child molestation charge
• Bacteria that caused flesh-eating illness at normal levels in river, lab says
• Some establishments to extend pouring hours immediately
• VRHS Class of 2012
• Science standards approved for schools
• Local Democrats upset over cancelled election
• Council calls for investigation into mayor's SUV accident
• Transportation Referendum Open House
• Bill Arp students create 'wax museum'
• Annex leveled to make room for atrium
• Council overrides mayor's alcohol vetoes
• BOE: No layoffs in 2012-2013
• Gas prices drop as holiday weekend approaches
• Class of 2012
• Did city council 'discussions' violate new open meetings law?
• County won't use inmates as firefighters
• Local man plans cross country run to benefit K9 cancer
• Business owner opposes gates behind store
• Tallapoosa Garden Club hosts Art in the Garden Tour
• School's out for the summer
• Qualifying to begin soon for July 31 election
• Woods indicted by grand jury
• Time for top students to take the next step
• Lightning from powerful thunderstorm cause of blaze that destroys local woman's home
• Douglasville man accused of threatening woman's life
• Howlin' at the Moon
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• Offering hope: United Way looks to expand homeless outreach
• Proposed county budget has 1.9 percent bump
• Donors overwhelm blood drive for Aimee Copeland
• City unsure about what comes next at mill site
• Qualifying to begin soon for July 31 election
• Woods indicted by grand jury
• State tourism team visits HC
• Mill fire site deemed safe for investigation to begin
• Father: Aimee Copeland has improved
• Citizens speak out on proposed alcohol ordinances after mayor's veto
• Chattahoochee third on endangered list
• Woman faces vehicular homicide charges after motorcyclist's death
• Father: Aimee Copeland has improved
• Person vetoes two alcohol related ordinances approved by city council May 7
• UWG hosts blood drive today for Aimee Copeland
• Freedom Riders return to VR to lay wreath
• Investigators forced to delay probe into mill fire
• County school system sets tentative budget
• Downtown Construction Update
• BREAKING NEWS: Persons vetoes city council action on two alcohol beverage ordinances
• Courthouse tour
• Banning Mills suffers from zip line misconceptions
• Rainwater to enter race for county commission chairman's seat
• Villa Rica to commemorate Freedom Riders anniversary
• 'Suspicious' fire destroys city-owned vacant General Western Cotton Mill
• Officials show off new tech park
• City starts new initiative
• Extended pouring hours awaits Persons' signature or veto
• Tallapoosa preps for summer concert series
• Town hall aims to inform public on school choice potential
• Community pulls together for student injured in zip line accident
• Vote likely on pouring referendum in Temple
• Another charged with supplying alcohol on night of fatal crash enters plea
• GED test costs going up
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• Library renovations on track
• Meeting to tackle school choice debate
• County Schools hears Charter update
• DPD uses purple toilet to lead way in Relay for Life fundraising
• Richards grants total $311,000
• Open Campus a budget casualty
• Vehicular homicide, DUI charges for driver in May 2 Post Road fatal crash
• UWG student in 'dire' condition after zip line injury
• Investigators: Sauls offered witness $10,000 to lie on the stand in civil case
• Excellence honored at PET recognition
• Council approves Sunday sales referendum, extended pouring
• City manager: Hobbs property to aid GreenBelt project
• Commissioner Jackson to seek re-election
• BOE optimistic layoffs can be avoided
• Cheyenne Sauls' father arrested for alleged witness tampering
• A victim no more: Lovell recalls stepfather's abuse and road to closure
• Thousands crowd downtown for Mayfest
• City council weighs alcohol issues
• Carrollton attorney charged with theft, forgery
• Solid Rock helps with 'Feed the Hungry'
• City to consider settling liquor store owner's civil suit
• "Most Wanted' suspect hospitalized for chest pains
• Tallapoosa receives reduced ISO rating
• Amphitheater ready for Mayfest
• Facade Grant begins 4th round
• Robinson pleads guilty to embezzling church’s funds
• National Day of Prayer
• Parker denied bond in 1982 child molestation, incest case; victim 'empowered'
• Group gathers at courthouse for National Day of Prayer
• Douglasville City Council votes to extend pouring hours on Cinco de Mayo
• Paver helps speed GreenBelt progress
• Robinson pleads guilty to embezzling church’s funds
• Tanner Park to become county property in July
• Brighten Academy begins push for new school
• Grow Haralson takes root
• Winston men die in Post Road crash as charges pending against Carrollton man
• ALERT: Winston men killed in Post Road crash; charges pending for Carrollton man
• 27 South paving
• Isakson tackles Obamacare, foreclosures at local town hall talk
• BOC gets first look at new budget proposal
• Authorities return 'Most Wanted' suspect to Douglas County
• Father arrested after child found locked inside hot car
• Douglas County's 'most wanted' not in custody after 29 years
• Open seats receive little interest as qualifying nears
• This year's Mayfest billed as biggest, best ever
• Yankee Candle closing at Arbor Place
• National Day of Prayer set for Thursday
• Magnolia Ball
• No date yet for Temple alcohol referendum
• Carroll jobless rate inches downward
• Austell man leads deputy on 1-20 high-speed chase
• Bike Rally raises funds for park today
• Change will await UWG students returning in the fall
• Grand Jury to convene for indictment in Woods case
• Deal appoints Sheriff Miller to state's sex offender review board
• Walk in Her Shoes
• Wife of murder suspect tells court of husband's 'confession'
• Commissioners, judge oppose Carroll judicial circuit
• County may allow voters to decide three alcohol issues in November
• Local unemployment numbers remain on downward cycle
• Mixed views among officials on TSPLOST
• Ricky Skaggs comes to Mill Town
• Grand Jury meets to indict woods
• Chamber invites you to “Bid Your Troubles Goodbye”
• Community rallies for Friday kickoff for Relay for Life
• Boykins apologizes, pleads guilty in Tillman beating death, avoids death penalty
• Commissioners to look at possible Carroll judicial circuit
• Three more plead guilty in crash that killed teen
• News anchor talks credibility, character at CCC breakfast
• City schools to use new USDA standards
• ALERT: Boykins enters guilty plea in beating death, to avoid death penalty
• BOE presents new national curriculum
• Special Grand Jury to review Haralson kidnapping case
• Tanner to launch community program to fight obesity
• Arrington enters District 62 race
• Confederate Memorial Day not well known
• 'You can't put a price tag on justice' Defense of 4 in Dupree murder was a bargain
• Student creates fund to aid military families
• Tuesday ceremony will honor crime victims' memory
• Little Tallapoosa Park opens
• Animal shelter receives $79,723 bequest
• Fortner moved from solicitor general to become chief assistant district attorney
• Twitter threat student denied prom, graduation, return to school
• School board debates Open Campus fate
• Tom Murphy exhibit now open
• School board approves bids
• County BOE delays vote on reduction in force plan
• Racist graffiti shows up on city street
• Water plant camera captures photo of bobcat
• Schools begin difficult budget process
• Victim's Rights art on display at courthouse
• Lithia Springs man faces statutory rape charge in Tennessee
• City shows support for summer reading
• College tuition going up
• Finley, Taylor get life without parole in 2010 murder of Javarus Dupree
• Buchanan passes synthetic marijuana ordinance
• Bremen schools discuss tax changes
• 'Well-dressed' bank robbery suspect in court today
• No do-overs: Chapel Hill presents 'Every 15 Minutes'
• Pyrdum set to officially join animal control board
• Murder trial rescheduled for August
• County school officials discuss graduation rate, construction
• Midnight marks tax deadline
• Council to vote May 7 on Sunday alcohol referendum
• Teens charged with robbing pizza delivery woman at gunpoint
• VT shooting brought changes to UWG campus
• Roads to close this week for paving
• Downtown Construction Update
• NAACP levels accusations of racial profiling
• Recycling electronics
• Villa Rica redevelopment plan takes aim at empty buildings
• Does governmental consolidation make sense here?
• City council weighs alcohol related issues
• I-20 traffic stop nets two for drug trafficking
• Local candidates report funding
• Relay for Life
• City OKs fireworks, new golf carts
• United Way talks about agency's mission
• Bond denied for man accused in neighbor's death
• Depot renovation nearing an end
• Douglas sees big drop in foreclosure rate
• Villa Rica bypass loop 'delayed'
• Man accused of making Easter death threats against woman and children
• Smoke coming from controlled burn
• Dogwood Festival promises a weekend of fun
• Willis pleads guilty in fatal crash case; to serve nine years
• Bremen Rotary names Winiarczyk Businessman of the Year
• Waco approves Grow Haralson resolution
• Georgia's first lady visits city schools
• Neighbor suspected in Yeager Road stabbing death
• Buchanan Passes Synthetic Marijuana Ordinance
• BREAKING NEWS: Willis must serve 9 years of 15-year sentence in Sauls death case
• The Amp to bring entertainment downtown
• 'I thought I would die:' Lawyer seeks $1.3 million for victim of 2010 pit bull attack
• New formula drops local, state grad rate
• State recalculates graduation rate
• Willis plea expected, Prince also due in court today
• On birthdays and puppies
• State school superintendent honors HSES
• County approves asbestos removal bid
• School lunch prices may increase
• City passes synthetic marijuana ordinance
• An Easter Tradition
• Barge to honor Holly Springs as School of Excellence Monday
• Douglas jury: Jail death probe should continue
• Local activist forms group to help inform on political matters
• 'Fitting room of the future' comes to Arbor Place
• Up the wall
• Dogwood Festival promises a weekend of fun
• Copper thefts increase in rural areas
• County to stop processing passports, say court workload not fee flap the reason
• Mother of convicted murderer scheduled for court
• Swallowed bags of drugs apparently responsible for Thursday inmate death
• Meeting of the Minds
• Douglas ranked 36th healthiest of Georgia's 156 counties
• Flood risk low for Carroll County this season
• Animal activists remind parents that rabbits are animals, not Easter toys
• Voting begins for top animal shelter
• Bowdon man arrested in rash lawn equipment thefts
• Investigation continues in Bowdon Junction wreck, shooting
• Bennett takes HC commission seat
• Copper thefts increase in rural areas
• Emergency responders execute ‘amazing rescue’
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• Grand jury recommends further probe into inmate's death
• Lack of funding forces arts community to change strategies
• Several projects in Douglasville making progress
• Supermarkets no longer carry 'pink slime' products
• Jobless rates take a dip
• Library expects e-books by end of summer
• Pyrdum: Animal Control Advisory Board met in private
• April Fool's weekend yields somewhat bazaar crimes
• Saturday I-20 traffic stops end with multiple drug charges
• Sentencing reform awaits Deal's signature
• Prize egg
• Local lawmakers happy with 2012 session
• Master Gardener: Sunshine and soil key to garden success
• Residents band together following string of burglaries
• Authorities seek help finding missing woman
• Former Douglas jail nurse indicted in inmate's death
• Voters decide District 2 seat April 3
• Former jail nurse facing manslaughter charge in 2009 death of inmate
• Buchanan hears from residents regarding chief
• Picture this: UWG librarian compiles new Carroll County photo book
• Grand jury indicts former jail nurse for involuntary manslaughter in 2009 inmate death
• Honors Chorus
• Another man charged for involvement with notorious runaway
• Local area's unemployment rate down
• Carrollton BOE faces budget challenges
• DCSO receives two awards for excellence
• People go crazy for chance at record lottery jackpot
• Voters choose District 2 seat April 3
• Bremen to hold special election to fill vacated seat
• County pursues anti 'synthetic marijuana' resolution
• DCSS recommended for reaccreditation
• ESPLOST changes could be decided today
• Beaver honored for 50 years as pastor
• Benny Crane announces bid for House 62 seat
• Free health clinic to be located in Thornton Road area
• Fairfield can keep precinct, if it meets state law
• Second students to make threat at NMHS appears in court
• Community Wind Ensemble
• Study: Douglas County has two of metro area's five pollution 'hot spots'
• Douglas County Boys and Girls Club teen center opens Thursday
• Temple OKs vote on Sunday alcohol sales
• State eliminates 'birthday tax'
• Rally held to protest Graham case
• DUI driver charge with vehicular homicide in death of EMT
• Recent pill arrests part of prescription drug abuse trend
• Plans begin for new fire station in Hulett
• Another threat made on New Manchester High
• Animal shelter competes for prizes
• One of Hollywood's top character actors, Lithia's Goggins says fatherhood top role of all
• Despite discussion, till no decision on Sunday sales vote
• Fairfield residents to meet over precinct concerns
• Legislature unlikely to tackle controversial passport fee collection issue
• Citizen Police Academy set to begin April 3
• Fine art gallery set to open in Tallapoosa
• Peking Acrobats
• 11 busted in drug distribution ring
• Local school systems concerned about state charter legislation
• Investigators: Teen explored terror attack
• Football in the heat: GHSA places restrictions on summer practice
• Tax reform bill passed by Senate
• Landmark restaurant Log Cabin closing for good
• Sponsors needed for Mill shows to go on
• 'Christmas Eve Murder' suspect denied new trial
• Local school systems concerned about state legislation
• Motion hearing held in Boykins, Franklin death penalty cases
• Fine art gallery set to open in Tallapoosa
• Buchanan meeting gets heated
• ARC presidents speaks about regionalism, T-SPLOST
• Suspects charged with stealing school bus, damaging mailboxes
• Rochelle Robinson resumes position on WSA board
• Near miss? Engineer thought train had hit Temple boy
• DCSO funds radars for Georgia State Patrol
• First day of spring feels more like summer
• County schools begin work on budget
• Roadblocks target child safety
• Council approves raises for city employees
• Google commits to $72k in grants for local schools
• Group defends former senior center director
• One inmate charged with biting another during jail fight
• Assault, theft of Air Jordans lands NMHS student in jail
• Walking the dog
• Lithia Springs looks back: Was dissolving of city a good thing?
• Times-Georgian recognized for innovation
• Youth Against Violence program celebrates five years of making a difference
• State designates Temple High as 'priority' school
• Filming 'Georgia Justice'
• Filming 'Georgia Justice'
• LSHS, Inner Harbor named 'priority schools' by state
• City approves sewer project agreements
• Judging parents: Hatchett gives students and parents a lesson on 3 'Cs' at Eastside
• Veterans Village to fill 130 jobs
• County BOE OK’s revised honors policy
• Google and WSA showcase water reuse operation
• House bill introduced to approve city's new ward map
• CASA fundraiser reaches out to teens
• Board approves school calendar
• Community groups keep funds focused on neighbors
• Demonstrating the impact of a wreck
• Demonstrating the impact of a wreck
• Local man first in state with prosthetic technology
• Economy is focus of Worthan's seventh State of the County address
• Defendant expected to plea in vehicular homicide case
• Mental evaluation of 15-year-old accused killer nor complete
• Downtown Development Day at the Capitol
• April guilty plea likely in Willis vehicular homicide case
• Educational revitalization: ITT set to open on Stewart Parkway
• 'The Drowsy Chaperone'
• Guilty verdicts in murder conspiracy case against Taylor, Finley
• Police say suspect broke into government buildings
• County Sunday restaurant alcohol sales may also be on November ballot
• Local amnesty chapter fights to halt death penalty
• Fairplay student first in line at Popeye's
• Deputies make several DUI arrests over weekend
• CCI teaches real-world lessons
• Beulah's Dual Language program attracting interest elsewhere
• Shamrock Shuffle
• Hearing set Wednesday in vehicular homicide case
• Woman charged in string of vehicle break-ins
• UWG to build $26.5 million dining, housing facility
• Defendant in fatal crash case expected in court this week
• Family ‘sets the record straight’ in trooper’s death
• Moving into the judicial center
• Chimes of 1,000 Clocks reminds residents of move to daylight savings time
• Student arrested on firearms charge
• Missing Paulding man who had been spotted in Douglasville found safe
• Medline brings 150 jobs to Douglas County
• Moving day at courthouse, judicial center
• Former Roopville resident awarded Purple Heart
• Murder trial defendant denies being part of plot: 'Just wanted to buy some marijuana"
• City BOE mulls budget options
• Defendant takes stand in murder trial
• Tewksbury named new library system director
• Transgender pimp must serve 14 years
• New courthouse to open to public on Monday
• HC school board to continue calendar talks tonight
• Residents, officials lament effects of DUI
• Gingrich takes Haralson County
• Gingrich wins big in Carroll County
• Temple votes down Sunday sales
• Local lung recipient to represent Carroll County in Transplant Olympics
• County reaches deal on bridge fix
• DCSS considers multiple renovation projects
• 'Have a tornado plan'
• Gingrich hopes for big Georgia win
• 'Mark Twaini' visits local schools
• STAR students recognized by Rotary Club
• Prosecution continues to build case in murder trail
• City authorizes mayor to sign proposed inspections pact with county
• County moves forward with South River Road Bridge repair
• Atlanta Transportation Referendum News
• Fire away
• Tax vs. Transportation: Voters must decide if traffic fix worth penny tax
• Police chief battles 'sovereign citizen'
• Death certificate corrected: Trooper died on the job
• Murder trial stretches into third week; forces other hearings to be rescheduled
• Reading Dr. Seuss
• Councilman pushes for smoke-free Villa Rica
• Chamber presents: Bridging the gap in the workplace
• Rep. Bruce helps Lithia Springs Elementary students get feel of legislative process
• Ambucare earns accreditation, continues training
• Restaurant owners speak in favor of extended pouring hours
• Curtis not guilty of sexual assault
• Born and buried on Feb. 29: A leap year celebration for Eleanor Bailey's descendants
• Dukes a finalist for Georgia Teacher of the Year
• Area economy growing, but jobs still a problem
• Sheriff Miller recovering after surgery
• Downtown Construction Update
• Baby's big leap
• Owl exhibit opens in Tallapoosa
• Prosecution rests in sex assault case
• Fitness movement aims to leave no woman behind
• Ambucare earns accreditation, continues training
• Sheriff: 'The buck stops with me'
• Victim testified in sex assault case; describes encounters at police building
• Committee calls special meeting on pouring hours
• Gingrich in Carrollton: Candidate says he's the one who can beat Obama
• Systems have 'proactive' policies for school safety
• Newt to push $2.50 gas at today's rally
• Jury set for inmate sex assault trial
• Sheriff Miller to take a medical leave of absence
• Delivery robberies continue in Carrollton
• Formal presentation made on sponsorships in schools
• Public meeting today on Hwy. 166 expansion
• Why did Rodney Graham die in Douglas County Jail? GBI reports leaves questions
• Sledding success: Lithia's Meyers gets world championship medal as bobsled driver
• Scared straight: New jail program aims to help help teen's stay on right track
• Reading Dr. Seuss
• Report raises new questions in inmate's death
• State may stop clerks from keeping passport fee
• City makes repairs after 500,000 gallon sewage spill
• School of Gospel a way of life
• City police issue 37 MUI's in two months
• System holds Town Hall meeting on Charter status
• Activists seek answers in inmate death case, as criminal probe looms
• Co-conspirators or in the wrong place at wrong time? Murder trial begins
• Governor to welcome Gingrich to Carrollton
• DCSS blasts House charter school action
• Driver in fatal wreck sought
• Hollywood for a day: De Niro in Villa Rica to shoot movie scene
• Tanker Overturns
• Loss of federal funding means teen center must close
• School system holds Town Hall meetings on Charter status
• Ash Wednesday
• City approves easement agreement with church
• Family morns loss, hopes to inspire others
• Tuesday will be 'Welcome Home, Newt Day'
• Two former sheriff's office employees charged in 2009 inmate death
• Two indicted in death of inmate
• Info still cloudy on Microsoft data center
• City and county at odds over building inspections
• Jury selection for final two suspect in 2010 murder continues
• Many local reps support charter school amendment
• Council approves funding for additional work for conference center
• Officials say steps in place to prevent voter fraud
• Newt's visit to Carrollton set for Feb. 28
• Douglasville City Council drafts proactive prayer plan
• Historic park
• Jury selection for final two suspects in 2010 murder case set for Monday
• BOE chairman wants changes in Honors Policy
• Cooke co-sponsor for less restrictive weapons measure
• Reports say Microsoft considering Lithia Springs for data center
• Changes, costs on conference center catch council by surprise
• Investigators seek help in solving armed robberies
• City approves sewer project
• Gingrich's Carrollton visit still uncertain
• School bus cameras to monitor illegal passing
• Douglas County high schools name STAR Students
• Court clears way for fired chief to appeal
• Second suspect in Bill Arp burglaries denied bond on laundry list of charges
• DCSO K-9s help kick off “Pennies for Police Service Dogs” campaign
• Haralson BOE gives back furlough days
• Challenger emerges to face BOC Chairman Worthan
• STEM Studies: Robotics leading a surge in interest in science and math
• Two arrested in auto break-ins
• City completes trade of mayor's SUV at $2,000 less than projections
• Phonetic matrimony
• Development Authority moves to promote city; talks TSPLOST
• Model of fluency: Group tours Beulah's Dual Language program
• DCSS reapplies for vital federal 21st Century grant
• City school tax collections increase
• Two arrested in fatal beating
• Local filming wraps up for 'Killing Season' starring De Niro, Travolta
• County considers external bus cameras
• GDOT stripes Mozley Street railroad crossing amid safety concerns
• Early voting for presidential primary began Monday
• Armed robbers sentenced to life
• F.I.N.D. Unit interstate stop nets 27 pounds of pot
• Two to challenge Sheriff Phil Miller
• Sentencing set Monday for trio convicted of armed robbery
• Douglas County begins new sex offender registration policy
• A view of 'Hollywood'
• House bill would eliminate gun carry permit requirement
• I-20 a pipeline for drug dealers
• Sony to close Carrollton distribution center
• Waco approves budget
• DCHS mock trial team to compete in regionals roday
• Girl who fought off attacker hailed as hero at school
• Bober achieves Eagle Scout rank
• Consolidation still on the back burner for city, county leaders
• City schools accepted into IB diploma program
• Sam & Roscoe's celebrates 25 years
• Teen faces assault, kidnapping charge
• Legislation would clear way for Hightower re-election bid
• Performing Arts Center still on schedule
• Buchanan PD launches new civic programs
• Local farmer adjusts farm model to keep family business viable
• Parked for prevention: County clings to preserve take-home car policy
• Inmate takes page from Tyson, bites off finger of man in jail house fight
• BILL ARP BURGLARIES: Facebook helping victims get stolen property back
• 7-year-old girl fights off suspect in attempted abduction
• Gingrich plans campaign stop in Carrollton
• PD nabs suspect in attempted child abduction
• Padgett named 'Citizen of the Year'
• Motorist killed
• BOC approves neighborhood stabilization map
• Cyber-school attracts local students
• BOC asks for temporary halt to precinct cuts
• County urges participation in Severe Weather Awareness Week
• Police make arrest in armed robbery
• Pool Rx gets bid to repair Midtown Water Park pool
• Jury finds three men guilty of armed robbery
• DCSS moves forward with advertising initiative
• City council makes moves to make sidewalks a reality
• All the pancakes you eat
• I-20 proving to be pipeline for drug transport between Mexico and Atlanta
• Child abuse or self-defense: Mom charged despite claims daughter initiated brawl
• Plan to cut precincts delayed
• Welcome home! Carroll man returns after a year of service in Afghanistan
• Officers seize $1.6 million in meth
• Jury to deliberate three armed robbery suspects fate
• Free tutoring still available for HC students
• Ag officials present 2012 outlook
• Elvis a winner! Tribute artist from Villa Rica claims lottery winnings
• HC Grand Jury indicts 3 in roofing scam
• Bluefin coach will be 'Freezin' for a Reason'
• Cabbie, detectives, jail house phone calls all heard in armed robbery trial
• Trial date set for former school board member
• S.C. man facing fraud charges after stealing officer's badge, credit cards
• Mill Town Music Hall expected to boost west Georgia economy
• Horace Sinyard
• 'Rocky Horror' takes the stage at last
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• Sign ordinance under fire
• Ag officials: Outlook for 2012 ‘a bit better’
• Huckeba due back in court
• Jury seated in armed robbery trial
• 2011 a good year for pet adoption
• Gas company agrees to fix woman's flood woes
• Rev. Joe Neal a big part of county's history, and he's still busy
• Manhattan chef brings a taste of New York to AHS
• Police chiefs discuss policies with state lawmakers
• Jury selection continues in armed robbery trial
• Convicted murderer faces new charges
• Saturday is 'Dog Day' for Carrollton animal lovers
• Freed kidnap victim returning home Sunday
• Gevin Prince: 'There was no place for him to get help'
• Commissioners to get update on tech park
• Raising awareness of breast cancer
• Bravo's reality television come to Pat's Hair Shop
• Stars come out to help WGTC athletic program
• 3 women arrested in connection with burglary
• Pouncy tells tales of time in 'Red Tails'
• School systems share dilemmas with state reps
• County discusses strategic plan, new name for U.S. 27
• Inside the police department: Residents learn about law enforcement
• Man charged with animal cruelty after pit bull's remains found in foreclosed home
• 40 percent of home sales are foreclosures
• TV has helped create greater interest in forensic science
• Area's unemployment rate remains steady
• Officials delay changing fiscal year
• Shriners use soda can tabs for charitable mission
• City budget process begins quietly
• Report: Boy accused of killing great-mother with sword competent to stand trial
• Super Quick Towing owners surprise man who'd said goodbye to beloved wrecked car
• Fowler Field Closed Due To Flooding
• Fowler Field Closed Due To Flooding
• Police seek legislation on recyclers to battle metal theft
• Training future workers: College and Career Academy teams with auto dealership
• Court to highlight local foster care
• Temple man accused of sexually assaulting inmate faces trial
• County names four 'Mentor of the Year'
• Post 145 to hold job fair
• Science Night
• Trial pending for terminated police employee
• Man charged for participation in burglary ring
• Postage stamps now 45 cents
• Stormy weather causes damage in Douglas
• Competitive gymnastics
• Former police chief continues to fight his termination
• Two high-profile cases in court this week
• Commissioner wants board to consider golf carts
• Hillcrest Farms brings organic farming to downtown Tallapoosa
• Elijah Bransford wins Douglas County Spelling Bee
• Candidates for commission seat discuss county issues
• Legislators get plenty of local input
• Fallen soldier's military service medals stolen
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• Flood damaged bridge finally rebuilt and opened on Mason Creek Road
• Chamber: County added 1,000 new jobs last year
• County school board looks at budget cuts
• Alert citizen helps thwart robbery
• Will HOPE survive? Concerns persist about scholarship's future
• Scores up, grad rates down in Douglas schools
• State proposes cuts to Training Center budget
• Candidates for commission seat discuss county issues
• VRFUMC breaks ground on new site
• Buchanan reduces pouring license fee
• Forever 21: Hot clothing retailer coming to Arbor Place
• Tanner makes U.S. top 15 list
• Council approved purchase of new vehicle for mayor
• Test scores 'distinguish' city schools
• Chapel Hill Middle eyes status as themed school
• King celebrations look back on past
• 'Lifting the dream:' MLK remembered in New Mountain Top Baptist program
• Butler optimistic about Georgia's job outlook
• Manager out at Douglas County Animal Shelter
• Local musician received award nominations
• Beam signing
• Bowdon's Rapha Clinic to open in February
• Chamber names Warren Citizen of the Year
• Faith restored: Woman has praise for young lady who rescues purse
• Huckeba denied bond
• Tallapoosa swears in new council members
• Board approves work at TPS and BPS
• UWG speaker discusses relevance of Dr. King’s dream in today's society
• Trash Service Delay Monday January 16th
• 100 pounds of pot seized in I-20 traffic stop
• Food Lion to close in 30 days
• 12 for Life gets boost from grant
• Investigation into two high-profile fires continue
• Former mayor Mickey Thompson to seek new District 66 House seat
• Three sentenced in copper theft
• Food Lion to close 113 stores including Hiram-Douglasville Highway location
• Leadership class compiles citizen survey
• Right to life vigil
• Report: crime in Villa Rica on the decline
• Parking downtown draws some issues, but business owner says sales steady
• Villa Rica revenues $1 million above budgeted forecast
• State senators outline goals for new session
• Move to cut city council pensions fails
• St. Theresa parishioner has deep roots in troubled Nigeria
• More accused in convenience store gambling raid
• Pope returns as city school board chairman
• Woman killed, son injured in pre-dawn mobile home blaze
• Officials say lack of interest stifles Sunday sales possibilities
• Talks continue on South River Road bridge
• City to consider $500K contribution to county courthouse
• Mentoring in schools promoted this month
• Committee proposes new ward map
• Bringing the HEAT: Grant gives law enforcement the tools to make roads safer
• Battling father time: Doctor from Douglasville to open anti-aging center
• AARP Tax Prep for Seniors
• AARP Tax Prep for Seniors
• 21st Annual Hunter Park King & Queen Gala
• 21st Annual Hunter Park King & Queen Gala
• The tea party's impact on the elections
• New lawmakers ready for busy legislative session
• Actor-comedian Tom Green to appear in Carrollton
• Commissioners keep road open
• Jim Cooper: Director leaves a different kind of library
• Yockey selected mayor pro tem
• Teens pick their Peach
• Committee to explore ward map set to meet Monday
• Watters wants to repeal City Council's retirement package
• Men accused in convenience store gambling raid appear in court
• Virtual realty: Owners utilize online auction to market local properties
• Man charged with sexual exploitation after nude pictures of 14-year-old found on phone
• Man wanted in Missouri arrested in Clem
• Smile! Local man wins free smile makeover and gets new lease on life
• Secret Service: Student used info of 'high-ranking White House official'
• Board discusses SPLOST projects
• Westmoreland acknowledges Washington gridlock
• County welcomes new Ag agent
• Hightower wins District 68 runoff
• Paving the way: Ribbon cut on new Duralee extension project
• Hightower wins House runoff
• Trial scheduled for former youth pastor
• Deaths from prescription drug abuse at 'epidemic levels'
• Persons, new council members sworn in
• Police Department Has New Anonymous Tip App
• Joint Community Meeting on Adverse Possession
• Lakia Francis gives birth to county's first baby
• Today's election decides Bearden's former seat
• Area restaurants have good end-of-year reports
• District 68 runoff election today
• BOE's Morris to join DA's office
• Times-Georgian columnist dies
• 2011 in review: Death of a local military hero was area's top story
• 'Squatter' case draws questions and concerns
• Douglasville's new leaders to be sworn in
• Runoff candidates into the home stretch
• Holidays are a prime time for burglaries
• Carrollton Kmart not on list of closings
• Douglasville Kmart to be closed
• County commissioners approve budget after some verbal fireworks
• State patrol: Fewer traffic deaths in 2011
• Claim on $77 million lottery ticket expires
• Highway 5 Kmart on closure list
• 'Gold Nugget Drop' rings in the new year
• Chappell: SPLOST vital to infrastructure
• BOA valuations, staffing called into question
• Jones named school of excellence
• Local construction forecast looks good for 2012
• Local bookstores, libraries look to adjust to e-reader world
• Police: ATF takes rapper's case
• City and county may consider land bank concept
• Amphitheater expected to open in spring
• Local resident have several tree recycling options
• Day after Christmas a big shopping day for some retailers
• Holiday weekend sees few accidents
• Early voting begins today in House 68 runoff
• Local student on the mend after heart transplant
• Soggy Christmas does little to alleviate drought
• Law clears way for golf carts on city streets
• Christmas book for all seasons
• Famed 'squatter' facing criminal trespass and drug charges as well as $11K cash bond
• Big crowd expected at Possum Drop
• County line still disputed
• Local diner offers gift in form of free Christmas Eve meal
• Investigators say 12-year-old girl raped in woods by 14-year-old boy
• Grant makes O'Neal Plaza and Welcome Center facelift possible
• Police nab directionally challenged suspected thieves
• Missing Villa Rica girl found safe
• Controversy at church where change has alienated some, been embraced by others
• Bowdon soldier among last out of Iraq
• City of Douglasville launches new look website
• School board OKs Workmans Comp bid
• Audit shows Buchanan in the black
• Area gas prices dip below $3 for first time in a year
• Chief appraiser defends values placed on local homes
• More charges against former school board member
• Hudson Hickory House celebrates 40 years
• DCSO receives national award for traffic safety
• Police believe missing girl to be runaway case
• Former BOE member faces felony charges
• Man arrested for assault after car chase
• Horton's feline ambassador dies at 15
• McManners granted $50,000 bond
• Council considers another zoning option for public housing
• BOC considers increasing out-of-county rec fees
• Vote on Sunday sales uncertain here
• Early voting for runoff begins Dec. 27
• 'The Nutcracker'
• Metal thefts have become 'huge problem'
• Tallapoosa Lighted Christmas Parade
• Battle over ward map heats up
• Tallapoosa Service Council needs donations
• SCLC hopes to form Douglas, Carroll, Paulding chapter
• Seabolt pushes for horse racing
• 'Surrendered': Premier this weekend for Church at Chapel Hill's feature film
• Local lawmakers hold off on backing Gingrich
• Report claims GA Power contaminating water, Company already replaced liners in some ponds
• Murder suspects reject plea deal and opt for trial
• Redrawn commission map ready for legislature
• Celebrations to feature young talent at Saturday performances
• Holly Springs named 2011 Georgia School of Excellence
• Carrollton Elementary Christmas
• Redding readies Mill Towne Music Hall for debut
• Toys for Tots begins sorting, distribution
• Chamber adds new classes to Leadership Haralson
• House 68 candidates address immigration
• Judge grants bond to coach facing sex charges
• Walker fights funding cuts to addiction treatment programs
• Inmate attacks officers
• Board OKs $1.75 million for College and Career improvements
• Disregard for stopped buses becoming a problem
• Board of Assessors works through recession
• Snake Creek repairs near completion
• Funeral homes remember lost loved ones during holiday season
• Tree farms keep tradition alive
• BOE to unfreeze five positions
• Wreaths Across America
• CPRCAD director retiring after 46 years in recreation
• Local dog competes for national title
• Pilgrim to manage judicial center
• Driver in death of student indicted by grand jury
• Community voices complaints to commissioners
• Riders in the Sky
• Tentative Possum Drop schedule set
• Back in time: Society will hold annual December war practice
• County school system shows off academy renovations
• Due to mental state, bond not discussed for driver in crash that killed student
• Administrators give update on facility work at city schools
• Film commission fights for Douglas County's piece of movie pie
• Candlelight service set to recall lost loved ones
• Distraught in court, bond not discussed for driver in crash that killed student
• Driver in student's death arrested, facing vehicular homicide charges
• Pearl Harbor survivor shares memories of 'date that will life in infamy'
• Bremen library expansion breaks ground
• School leads rally for student who needs new heart
• Hart remembered as 'sweet and friendly'
• Warrants issued for driver of vehicle that struck and killed DCHS student
• Election Results
• Hightower, Martinez headed for runoff
• Persons wins Douglasville mayoral runoff
• Douglas County High student killed after being hit getting off school bus
• County's proposed budget includes job cuts
• Crane takes Senate runoff
• Stay Turned to CITI TV for ongoing Election Coverage Tonight
• Voting today in mayoral runoff
• Rain may dampen voter turnout today
• Sex offender to be extradited to Carroll County
• Murder trial witness facing drug charges
• City approves rezoning at Southwire
• Crane says he's 'regular folks' candidate
• Blackburn: 'I want to do what's right'
• Students finding out that science can be fun
• Seminar addresses dangers teens face
• Inmate charged with attacking jailer; vows to kill
• Storybook Wonderland
• City’s Economic Team aims to draw in businesses
• West Georgia Mud Park opens today
• Pictures with Santa
• 'Captain Herb's' Toys for Tots event set Saturday in Lithia Springs
• Holiday Wishes
• Plane crash investigation could take several months
• Local man wanted in Cumberland Mall killing
• Suspected metal thieves appear in court
• Mixed results from Sunday alcohol sales
• 'Little Women'
• Man charged in Bremen woman's death
• Cushenberry gets life without parole in murder of Javarus Dupree
• Douglas LOST disbursement moves to mediation
• Local shelter facing financial hardship; may face closure
• Steel Magnolia at VRHS
• Blackburn, Crane battle for Senate seat
• Candidates get early start for District 66 seat
• Dangerous teen trends: Synthetic drugs, gangs among seminar topics
• Cause of plane crash still unknown
• Area sees 4 fatal crashes over holiday weekend
• Early voting light this week
• Local crews prepared for winter weather
• Judge denies bond again in Thanksgiving dispute
• This week's early voting has been slow so far
• City, county LOST renegotiations move to mediation
• Husband, wife killed in Haralson plane crash
• Early reviews positive or Sunday alcohol sales in Villa Rica
• Douglas County unemployment drops slightly
• Mixed results for first Sunday of beer sales in Villa Rica
• Man explores ties to New Manchester Mill
• 2 dead in plane crash in Haralson County
• Mayor asks residents to get involved in Motorcade
• Shoppers out in droves for Black Friday
• Woman killed in head-on collision
• The Fever sends dancer to Atlanta Ballet to perform in Nutcracker
• Restaurant inspections help assure consumer safety
• Crawford wants to expand Bowdon's city limits
• Douglas County one of state's most aggressive in prosecuting DUIs
• Villa Rica cracks down on sales from parking lots
• Early voting for special election set to begin Saturday
• Meat processor owner believes planned plant has unfair advantage
• Chamber hosts scavenger hunt
• Ready, set, shop ... Black Friday begins at midnight
• Campers brave elements to catch the best that Black Friday has to offer
• Jailer charged with smuggling drugs into inmates: 'I don't have no reason for doing it.'
• Shop with Santa at Sewell Mill
• Jailer jailed for smuggling dope into Douglas County Jail
• Hallmark movie films at Douglas County dairy
• The Pantry to feed 950 families for Thanksgiving
• Suspects in weekend crimes still at large
• Black Wednesday marks beginning of holiday drinkin
• Chattahoochee water quality improves, but flow is a concern
• Toys for Tots in need of toys, volunteers
• Man faces child molestation, sodomy charges
• County energy program saves $4 million
• Thompson, Hampton speak to Rotary about benefits of Downtown Conference Center
• Local Red Cross busy during Thanksgiving week
• Candidates in mayoral runoff dance with what got them there
• BOE eyes closing current Factory Shoals Elementary building
• Sports weekend rakes in $900,000
• Townsend Center to host 'Rocky Horror Show'
• Lithia Springs launches new initiatives
• New council member takes office in Buchanan
• More charges added on pair accused of toddler's beating
• Lighting of the Square
• Patricia Taff
• Spend the holidays with Izo at Christmas in Possum Snout
• Choirs for Cancer
• Judge allows cameras in murder hearing
• Coroners to deliver Thanksgiving dinner to public servants
• Roadside beating sends toddler to hospital
• School board expected to approve new district lines
• Toys for Tots needs 4,000 toys
• Local graduate organizes charity walk
• School board holds public hearing on redistricting
• ROADWORK ON I-20 THIS WEEKEND
• Agents target local pharmacies in pill mill ring
• Motion hearings set for two accused in Tillman beating death
• Man charged with molesting 8-year-old
• Judge refuses to dismiss foreclosure lawsuit
• Former officer pleads guilty, gets probation
• RUNOFF ELECTION For the City of Douglasville
• Thanksgiving Sanitation Schedule Change
• Douglas County is under tornado watch
• Sunday beer sales start this weekend in Villa Rica
• Highway 92 a hot topic at town hall meeting
• Winter completion expected for amphitheater
• Chicks with Sticks: Knitting for the community
• Thompson deiivers his last city update to Chamber
• Macy's replacement tree also from Douglas County
• BOC considers resolution for sales tax payment
• New snow storm equipment on display today
• Over indulging at party leads man to erratic behavior
• Housing disposition to be discussed
• Park's bell tower dedicated at Veterans Day ceremony
• School district to explore advertising dollars from national companies
• Soldier returns with Bronze Star
• Forum planned for House candidates
• Suspects in Lithia Springs burglary may be tied to 10 additional incidents
• Veterans Day
• Freedom Ride
• Waco votes down alcohol sales, Buchanan sees runoff
• Schools honor veterans
• Special delivery: 10-year-old girl helps bring baby brother into the world
• Veterans Day at The Mill
• Election results stand; no change after recount
• VETERANS DAY: Harper family thanks community for support
• Coach facing sex charges denied bond
• Waco votes down alcohol sales, Buchanan sees runoff
• Investigators raid stores for illegal gambling
• Recount planned for three races
• VRPD earns back state certification
• Economic forecast reports HC not doing so bad
• City, county differ nearly 30 percent in LOST negotiation
• Three cars collide on Bypass
• Locals' grassroots Halloween party sees 500 guests
• Suspects nabbed in high-speed chase appear in court
• Carroll County considers nuisance ordinance today
• Gas leak leads to temporary evacuation of VHS
• Early start to trick or treat
• Picture-perfect moment: Garrisons retire from photography business
• Ballew and Weathers retire from District Attorney's Office with 60 years combined experience
• Participation growing in Bowdon health campaign
• Carroll jobless rate remains at 11 percent
• Auto break-in suspects nabbed after high-speed chase
• Woman charged as part of stolen goods for cash scheme
• Roundabout ready next week
• Villa Rica mayor faces challenge in campaign for third term
• Candidates make push for Senate seat
• Commissioners have just weeks to decide on SPLOST
• Jury finds Cushenberry guilty of merdew
• June completion expected for VA clinic
• Vigil planned tonight for victim of 2006 murder
• Liaison encouraged by efforts to reform education
• Man receives four life sentences in kidnap, rape case
• Seven Senate candidates expected at forum
• Family Connection Coalition IDs issues for next 5-year plan
• Kudzu bugs invade and experts look for ways to deal
• Commissioners discuss range, county line
• Not So Scary Fairy Tales
• Fourth person charged in connection with runaway teen
• Council calls special meeting to discuss conference center
• Mt. Zion candidates against tax hikes, cuts in services
• Man sentenced to prison on counterfeiting conviction
• Alleged car theft ends in fatality accident
• Harper laid to rest Sunday
• Bowdon candidates share ways to improve city growth at forum
• Missing teen found, faces runaway charges
• Court date set for two party beating suspects
• Despite budget cuts, use of local libraries is up
• ESPLOST referendum obscured by city elections
• City parking lot closing for construction Monday
• State asks Villa Rica for bypass study
• Partnership allows students to prepare for careers in health care field
• City school board: At-large incumbent faces opposition
• Two charged in connection with missing teen
• Suspect in bank robbery charged
• Police, tree cutting slammed at forum
• Municipalities begin LOST negotiations with Douglas County
• Early Voting
• City of Mt. Zion to get school gym
• Harper brought a community together, reminded what it means to be an American
• Area packs streets to honor fallen hero
• Family seeks help locating missing 16-year-old girl
• Mayor lauds budget, challenger plays up business background
• Community Turns Out In Support of Fallen Marine
• Fallen hero comes home
• Former NFL player, David Rocker, speaks to Bremen students for Red Ribbon Week
• Carrollton candidates face off Thursday
• Witnesses file suit over detainment for questioning in Tillman case
• Villa Rica begins LOST negotiation with Douglas County
• Buchanan beset by pumpkins
• Roundabout design flaw delays opening
• Prosecution suggests gang link in murder case
• Cost savings on jail project will allow for original plans
• TSPLOST plan would include $180 million for Carroll
• Young Lady Devils set for second-round battle
• Hip-hop star Soulja Boy charged
• Whitesburg's only bank to close
• School board to hold hearings on district lines
• Early voting turnout 'better than expected'
• Body of fallen Marine to return to Douglas Co. on Thursday
• Haskell considering resigning BOE vice chairman post
• Council approves annexation for proposed convenience store
• County to consider purchase of surveillance robot for DCSO
• UWG's BRACKETT-BUSTER!
• 'We can do better' United Way battled homelessness in Douglas County
• Carrollton Schools put on Evening of One Acts
• Foreclosure glut boon to first-time buyers as prices continue to drop
• PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: Tigers eyeing historic week
• Area foreclosure rates rise in September
• UWG’s VP of institutional advancement resigns
• Hunter Park Athletic Complex Ribbon Cutting and Open House
• Local Marine dies in Afghanistan
• Douglas County projects on approved TSPLOST list
• Zapata pleads guilty to wife's shooting death
• City receives funds for additional weather sirens
• Rec Department implements new rules after last week’s altercation
• Local Marine dies in Afghanistan
• Carroll ranked sixth in foreclosures
• Mayoral candidates say Sunday alcohol sales should be up to voters
• UWG enrollment on the rise
• Schools save big bucks with new program
• Man accused in molestation of 6-year-old girl
• Jesse Davis Park Phone System Down
• Foundation raising funds for BHS stadium renovations
• Firing Range debate intensifies
• Former loan officer arraigned on counts of theft, ID fraud
• Board hears SPLOST update
• Early voting begins Monday
• Prince to undergo mental evaluation
• Mural to be dedicated during Saturday's South Candler Art Walk
• Flushing program reveals fire hydrants in disrepair
• Villa Rica creates temporary park ranger position
• Temple, county partner on paving project
• Tuesday Night Rec League Schedule Updates
• City seeks brownfield grant to help redevelop blighted areas
• Preliminary trial date set for suspect in weekend shooting
• Policies set to change for school board members
• K-9 workshop has local economic impact
• Mayoral candidates give views on city, county relationship
• Bank of America robbery suspect in custody
• Brown appointed by city for LOST renegotiation
• Local shelter marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month as number of victims is on the rise
• City breaks ground on O'Neal Plaza East
• Man arrested in son-in-law's death
• Accused teen killer has court date
• Roundabout ready for motorists use Monday
• Fairfield voters petition for their precinct
• Called meeting for Monday to discuss sales tax
• Red Hat ladies make quilt to benefit parks and rec
• Douglas County Fire Department plans fire safety activities
• Car show set tonight in Douglasville
• Firing Range debate intensifies
• Boston man faces multiple charges following chase with pregnant passenger
• Police name suspect in Bank of America robbery
• Pregame ceremony set to name stadium after legendary DCHS coach Jimmy Johnson
• One veteran pays it forward: Family that lost home donates car to former Marine
• Dukes selected Douglas Teacher of the Year
• All city schools make AYP
• DCHS stadium to be named for legendary coach Jimmy Johnson
• Religious headgear suit settled
• Decision postponed on east leg of bypass
• 'Faith and Worship' concert coming to The Mill
• Temple's 'Haunted Asylum' bigger, better
• Red Haute Mamas raise money with hand-made quilt
• City settles suit and adopts new policy over religious headgear
• Plaza East Groundbreaking
• Brownfields Program Community Meeting
• Downtown farmer's market a big hit
• Bremen gets in a festive mood
• Land deal surprises Bowdon
• Haralson school board discusses SPLOST projects, Charter status
• Hearing postponed in alleged embezzlement case
• Connector deal near
• Work resumes on historic depot
• Commissioners OK purchase of Bowdon property
• Fallen educator leaves legacy
• Police nab man, recover stolen guns
• Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting Spreads Holiday Cheer in Douglasville
• Commissioners tour 'Library in the Woods'
• Seabaugh named deputy state treasurer
• LSHS assistant principal, just 32, dies suddenly
• Woman charged with molesting special needs teen
• Bright Star Connector dominates BOC discussion
• Local occupational therapist changes lives
• Mt. Zion Founder's Day
• Council to discuss Bright Star Connector
• Local agencies say FBI stats are skewed
• Yeager’s singing custodian makes it big on 'Rachael Ray'
• Ex-attorney charged with fraud
• Second suspect in woman's attack denied bond
• Culpepper: Extension helps citizens with everyday lives
• Come to Tallapoosa for a bargain or two
• Park honors longtime bank president
• Yard sales take of Tallapoosa Saturday
• Boundary dispute heats up at work session
• Local scout captures beauty of Alaska
• Shop Carroll Expo: Businesses gain exposure
• Candidates meet public tonight in forum
• Reader's Digest picks local woman to be featured in book
• Greenway to expand, add 400 jobs
• Residents have plenty of flu shot options
• Parade of homecoming queens
• New sewer plant 'officially' opens
• East leg of bypass may not survive
• Villa Rica school report positive strides
• Some customers question higher water bills
• Men’s Softball Recreation League
• Health care costs put WSA over budget
• UWG reports decrease in crime
• City, county debate over connector
• Southwire Engineering Academy promotes problem solving
• Health officials say flu vaccine in plentiful supply
• New home sales continue to dip
• James Jordan found guilty in 2010 slaying
• Vulcan Dr. bridge closed for repairs
• Investigation continues into fatality car wreck
• Judge denies bond in suspected child molestation case
• Measuring the Facebook fallout
• McIntosh Fall Festival
• Fairfield wants to keep precinct
• Attorney pledges funding for 'Rocky Horror'
• 'It should have been me,' teen says after pleading guilty in teen girl's death
• HC transit comes in under budget, continues servicing area residents
• 'It should have been me': Lark sentenced to 15 years for teen's death
• Jury deliberates fate of accused killer
• Alice celebrates 106th birthday with lifetime of memories
• Lark pleads guilty, gets 15 years
• County building school clusters around communities
• Douglasville breaks ground on new conference center
• High-profile cases in court
• Author takes new look at man behind 'Murder in Coweta County'
• Angel Food Ministries shuts down: One less place to go for food
• City of Douglasville plans six-event-day October fest
• 32nd Annual City of Douglasville Moonlight Run
• Club ordered to pay $1.75 million in Douglas woman's death
• Protesters rally against cancellation of 'Rocky Horror'
• Bremen officials remind residents to restrict water use
• Buchanan residents voice disapproval of city's removal of trees
• Two years later, historic flood's wrath still felt
• Neighbor tells shooting story; suspect still at large
• Jurors hear murder suspect's version of events in taped interview
• Temple school officials: Attendance key to improvement
• Tourism spending is up in Carroll County
• Commission approves proposed voting map
• Shooting suspect still at large
• 'Rocky Horror' looks for new venue
• Report clears officer to return to duty after taser incident
• BOE donates school building to city of Bowdon
• Council urges neighborhoods to cooperate in helping curb youth violence
• Local author inspires and whets your appetite
• Lark guilty plea expected Friday
• Guilty plea expected in fatal traffic accident case
• Taser report on tap for Monday
• Tribe claims county interfering with tax-exemption effort
• Woman caught with 50 fake bills
• Challenger in mayoral race wanted to make sure there was competition
• Customers' medication a concern with prescription program shut down
• Postal cuts may claim local processing hub
• Remains identified: Man had been missing since 2003
• Getting more than just one taste of Carrollton
• Trigger man or sucker: James Jordan murder trial begins
• City blocks 'Rocky Horror' but director looking at other options
• Heroes Day: Historic reading, music and more highlight September Saturdays lineup
• School board OKs new Villa Rica High gym
• Conference Center Construction Parking Map
• For the fans: UWG opens home football season
• Weekend ride for children raises money for playground
• Plans for parking during conference center construction finalized
• Villa Rica flushing water lines to improve water quality
• Qualifying re-opened for Temple election
• West Pines Open House
• Downtown Conference Center Ribbon Cutting
• House party awareness explored in wake if Tillman death
• Medication program shut down
• School board: Tax collections are up
• Store clerk charged with child molestation
• Highway 92 project takes another step ahead
• Police continue search for third shooting suspect
• Shelter offers 'two-for-one' cat adoption deal
• Missing Villa Rica boy found
• Douglasville woman found guilty of harboring fugitive boyfriend
• 9-11 memorial event honors victims
• 9/11 service: A Day to Remember
• Lithia Springs senior doesn't let loss of leg to bone cancer slow him down
• Carrollton couple's firsthand account of 9/11
• Douglas County's growth slows to a trickle
• Where were you? Douglas remembers Sept. 11, 2011
• Clerk helps police nab store's suspected robber
• Animal shelter offers special on cat adoptions
• When former Guardsman's house burns, community comes to family's aid
• Waco Fest fills town with activity today
• Few races contested in Nov. 8 city elections
• UWG to discontinue learning support courses
• Teen accused of great-grandmother's murder in court
• Salvation Army opens new Douglasville location
• First responders to lead Gold Rush parade
• Several 9/11 events planned for weekend
• Candidates for the Municipal General Election - November 8, 2011
• Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!
• Douglas County Schools awarded $2.8 million grant
• 9/11 ceremony to pay tribute to first responders
• Gold Rush Festival filled with fun activities
• Storm yields rain, little damage
• Colliins, Turner face off in Villa Rica mayoral race
• Former banker pleads guilty to fraud
• Police probing minister’s tasing by officer
• Walgreens hit by armed robber
• Accused kidnapper pleads guilty to lesser charges
• Man convicted on child porn charges
• Storm yields tornado watches, rain throughout county
• Parade goes on despite weather
• Fire/EMS Department seeks grant funds for new ambulances
• Carrollton native rides to NYC to commemorate Sept. 11
• More music than ever for September Saturdays festival
• Hearing set for teen accused of great-grandmother's murder
• Jeep ablaze
• Labor Day parade organizers eye weather
• Police following leads in search for suspect
• D.A. says Internet cafe is OK
• Miller becomes fourth candidate for Douglasville mayor
• One man dead in shooting; suspect sought
• Douglas considered in extreme drought
• Facebook chat leads to terroristic threat charges
• Qualifying ends with 4 contested races for mayor
• Wilson becomes fourth mayoral candidate in race
• WGTC graduation
• 32 qualifiers with a day to go
• Army Chaplain convicted of child molestation 'deserves to die in prison'
• Ohio murder suspect has family in Carroll
• Main Street Farmer's Market
• Deaths
• Bremen man convicted in money scam
• Kelly Foundation breaks ground in Buchanan
• Chamber breakfast highlights benefits of free enterprise
• Historic VRFUMC building sold
• Three qualify for Mt. Zion mayor's race
• Miller qualifies in mayor's race
• VRPD sting nets four selling alcohol to minors
• Council to consider brownfield survey
• Grant to make senior center expansion possible
• Man killed in ATV wreck, teen critical
• Teacher of the Year semifinalists announced
• Roopville mayor announces intent to run
• Another candidate qualifies for mayoral race
• Senators field tough questions
• Unknown suspect robs Pizza Hut
• Local power companies help storm-ravaged areas
• Persons first to qualify for Douglasville mayoral race
• Student charged with taking gun to school
• Adult Softball Now at Hunter Park
• Merrell might not seek re-election
• Mason Creed teacher deployed to Kosovo
• Saying farewell to a WWII hero
• Cities gear up for election qualifying
• Olympic swimmer visits Carrollton
• Hearing date set on road projects
• Pair charged with credit card fraud
• Two years after the flood, repairs still needed
• Greenbelt work nears Target
• Traffic to be delayed Sunday for power line installation
• Villa Rica's Lake Fashion at low level
• Couple suspected of being part of auto theft ring
• Parks on target to open by year's end
• 'We can do it all by ourselves,' Pritz tells business leaders
• Youth Expo designed to steer teens in the right direction
• Firing range continues to foster dispute
• Powerlifter faces battery charges
• Motorists say Carrollton school traffic has improved
• Crash yields fatality in Bremen
• Nw map puts Douglas solely in 13 Congressional district
• Back to School for Douglasville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• UWG resolves 'differences' with former assistant vice president
• Truck stuck on rail tracks highlights major traffic problem
• Woman released from jail, charged for crime in parking lot
• Think of others: Students take up Rachel's Challenge
• Consensus: Land preservation study needs more discussion
• New Police Recruitment Video
• New 5K raises funds for Red Cross
• Molestation trial postponed again
• Woman's garden produces giant tomato plant
• Gary Allan rocks the house at Black Tie and Boots concert
• Builder calls new Dog River Library 'one of best in state'
• Habitat, a cast of sponsors and volunteers, help couple achieve American Dream
• Black Tie & Boots
• Oracle of the Ages: Author to discuss Mayhayley Lancaster
• Grandmother of accused killer said teen needs help
• Major performance for golfer, Carrollton business
• City currently upgrading water meters
• Gang charges added on armed robbery suspects
• Mayoral race: Hollingsworth to challenge Garner
• Investigation into cause of explosion continues
• Exhibit brings Native Americans to life
• Small plane crashes in church cemetery; pilot injured
• Explosion, fire destroy townhomes
• New map gives Carroll an extra district
• Topping out ceremony held for new jail complex
• Investigators make arrest in check forgery scam
• Bremen OKs millage rate, no increase
• Boy will be tried as an adult in great-grandma's killing
• Roundabout survey
• Sheriff arrests two in human trafficking
• Pair plan to plead guilty in DUI death case
• Washington exhibit
• 2 charged in fatal crash headed to court
• A tour of the U.S. — on a bicycle
• Teen accused in great-grandma's death due in court
• Seven Douglas road projects approved for funding
• Residents voice disagreement with millage hike proposal
• 911 Center hailed as futuristic
• New law may allow some sex offenders removed from registry
• Child support court sees more non-custodial women
• Douglasville elections will be held using current maps
• Emergency landing
• City has a plan to rid park of geese
• Kidnapping trial moved to November
• West Pines is open – business as usual
• Kidnapping trial moved to November
• Police employee accused of improprieties with inmate
• Trojan tickets in demand: Fans camp out for remaining reserved seats
• Tallapoosa to decide mill rate in October
• A Midsummer Night's Dream opens
• United Way aims to battle Douglas homelessness
• Westmoreland: Spending is the problem
• Home invasion suspects denied bond
• BOE changes meeting system
• Pawnshop, police keep eyes out for miscreants
• Work on downtown amphitheater under way
• Smooth first day as 14,000 students return to school
• Four arrested in home invasion, hostage standoff
• Bremen OKs millage rate
• Buchanan's City-Wide Yard Sale provided hot deals in the heat
• Man sentenced in teen pedestrian's death
• Hunter Park Home to the Miracle League
• Reward offered for capture of 'Fast Food Felon'
• Fairfield art
• Wild Wall Street has investors jittery
• Geese back on the agenda for Douglasville City Council
• Ceremony to mark opening of new 911/Emergency Center
• 2nd trial in Marcy Elliott murder case postponed
• Sunday chase leads to drug charges
• County Schools, Tanner team up in new program
• Final suspect nabbed in mall smash-and-grab
• PSC Commissioner Echols hits Rotary in statewide tour
• QUALIFYING FOR GENERAL ELECTION FOR CITY OF DOUGLASVILLE
• Code enforcement to hold town hall meetings
• Celebrating Founder's Day: 'Weekend of weekends' in Bowdon
• Echols, Hembree address local GOP
• VR mayor proposes future SPLOST revenue for wastewater plant debt
• Dog River Library lives up to its billing
• New year, new name for Bowdon school
• Road rage incident leads aggravated assault charges
• Water safety still important in summer's last days
• Snake givescourthouse a scare
• No time capsule, but historic cannon a hit
• Local schools open with only a few problems
• School bell rings again
• Douglasville council approves bid for $13 million conference center
• Building permits reflect economy
• Church is burglary victim for third time since June
• Sentinel seeks your back to school pictures
• Chamber: Seeing results from Buy Local
• Despite Internet, library usage at all-time high
• Three make first appearances for theft at new detention site
• Scary hot: Coaches using caution during practices
• DA to seek death penalty for two in Tillman case
• BOC approves amended budget
• Police nab suspects taking copper from new jail
• Man charged after allegedly infecting girlfriend with HIV
• Carrollton schools celebrate 125th anniversary
• Rideshare rate hike approved
• Christmas Festivities Announced
• City of Douglasville Seeking Planning Firms
• Police question suspect in UWG campus assault
• Douglas commissioners oppose Thornton Road truck stop
• ESPLOST referendum giving OK
• City maintains millage rate, OKs hens inside city limits
• Drug court receives grant
• Board of Education to consider wording of ESPLOST referedum
• Accused sex offender to stand trial
• Commissioners to consider Rideshare hike
• "Midsummer Night's Dream' generates different experience of Shakespeare
• Networking provides businesses with mutual support
• Agency targeting elder abuse
• New social group enthusiastic about helping youth
• Local officer trades in gun for Bible
• Multi-family housing applies to city for upgrade resolution
• Ex-Tag worker, husband arrested on theft charges
• Calf roping
• Woman allegedly picked house tied to law enforcement officials to burglarize
• Unemployment rate rises again in Douglas County
• Swim meets adds $1.2 million to local economy
• Now officially open, Ben Scott Boulevard awaits traffic test
• Local church opens store to help homeless
• Running inspiration: McGowan hasn't let disability sidetrack her
• City to take over West Pines Golf Course
• HC Commission looks for more ways to make cuts
• New teacher feels blessed to find classroom job
• CCCO fundraiser: Times-Georgian wins rights to board game box top
• Despite changes in sex offender law few petition to get off sex registry
• Duralee Lane Extension moving toward April completion
• Economic plan hopes to create jobs
• Vases stolen from cemetery
• Bowdon breaks ground on wastewater plant
• Douglasville 'sideshow' couple to be featured on 'America's Got Talent' tonight
• County wraps up dirt road spraying
• Sheriff: Deputy had no choice but to shoot
• Douglas housing permits numbers still bleak
• Back-to-school shopping hitting high gear
• Goose strategies vary from scare tactics to removal
• Pritz says schools making progress despite AYP grade
• Osenbaugh's last big Elvis tribute
• Female mechanic paves the way for others
• Honda Lock plans to hire 100
• Water Authority upgrades tank
• Sand Hill bank robbed; 2 suspects sought
• City's millage rate to remain unchanged
• Construction begins on 9/11 Memorial
• School officials see improvement in AYP results
• Send a free goody box to your deployed military service member
• Douglas schools top state average, but still didn't meet AYP standard
• Duke honored
• BYOT: New high school will pilot 'Bring Your Own Technology' program
• County school budget to be about $1 million short
• Two arrested for residential burglaries
• DC tax digest could yield more revenue for Villa Rica
• Borders at Arbor Place to close
• Joan A. ‘MawMaw’ Ruiz
• Land donated for playground, CC SPLOST approved
• Storm knocks out power in some areas
• Bremen girl seeks world title in soap box derby
• BOC approves funding for positions, grant
• Messy situation: city seeking solution to pesky geese
• Twin toddlers found in road; mom charged
• Schools chief given more time to move to Douglas
• Alleged shopliftrer faces deportation
• Former Texas policeman charged with possession of sawed-off shotgun
• Hit-and-run driver kills local soldier
• Douglas county extension agent will likely keep job
• Reality TV pawn shows don't mirror local stores
• Man held in girlfriend's beating
• Stampeding in Carrollton
• 'Let's play The Feud': Douglasville family on popular game this week
• Southwire gives out 5,000 bags of free school supplies
• BOC discusses $1.6 million NSP Phase 3 funds
• Carroll foreclosures rise in June
• Budget, 3 furlough days approved for HC schools
• Midnight magic with Harry Potter
• Waco increases water rates to cover shortfall
• Local girls shoots for the stars
• Greenway Medical files paperwork to go public
• Carrollton Stampede to rock the crowd
• Haralson escapee caught
• Villa Rica permit revenue gets a boost
• Judicial center work on track
• Haralson County approves budget, 4-1
• Bremen schools maintain millage rate
• County CRCT scores show marked improvement
• With new funding options, some hope is returned to students
• Driver in deadly school bus crash fined $600
• McDade continues 'cheating party' probe
• County uses jail cells to train for opening of new jail
• Magnolia Power: Women to stage play to try and raise $20,000
• Coalition works to get ex-offenders back in the workforce
• Carrollton's new district lines await state, Justice approval
• Southwire to hand out estimated 4,000 bags of free school supplies
• Costs have risen for Highway 166 widening
• Lawyer plans fundraiser for boy attacked by pit bull
• Treatment center for children, teens seeks mentors, volunteers
• Building new VA clinic with environment-friendly efforts
• Survey: Most in region happy with their lives
• Commuter counts his savings by carpooling to Atlanta job
• Deputy police chief completes FBI training
• HC CRCT scores show improvement
• Clara McLain's long career in jewelry winding down
• Local vet gives $20,000 to memorial fund
• Lottery winner ID remains a mystery
• Man struck, killed by train
• Worthan to recommend unchanged millage rate
• Three local transportation projects cut from ARC list
• Boods, CDs, DVDs sought for new library
• Construction on city schools campus expected to be completed on time
• Simpson serves as judge in state Supreme Court ruling
• CRCT scores confirmed by state
• Police seek escaped inmate
• Family struggles to pay for teen's cancer treatments
• DPD now in charge of city code enforcement
• Turner students can apply for transfer, Sweetwater students can get free tutoring
• Carroll schools officials react to cheating report
• City sets millage at 6.775 mills for fifth straight year
• Villa Rica voters will decide fate Sunday sales
• DA to investigate Atlanta test-cheating allegations
• BOC names Technology Advisory Committee
• Authorities investigate dog’s death
• Search for one suspect leads to two arrests
• Chamber honors Temple’s Gateway beautification
• Fireworks rescheduled for Labor Day weekend
• Booster seat inspections Wednesday at Public Health
• 4th of July Fireworks Rescheduled
• City considers 90-day moratorium on rezoning on Hwy. 92.
• Sheriff's Dept. seeking grant for website
• New equipment, software would track county ambulances
• Carrollton celebrates independence
• A soldier returns: A special holiday visit for family
• Douglas County Celebrates Independence Day - 2011
• WGTC instructor on third deployment to Middle East
• Full slate of Fourth of July activities Monday
• Use Pinecrest entrance for July 4 events at Hunter Park
• Parade opens Independence Day activities Monday in Carrollton
• Police, Fire Games add $400,000 to economy
• Carroll farmers battling another drought
• Council will vote Tuesday on DPD proposal to take over code enforcement
• Hearing Aug. 2 on proposed Rideshare fares
• Firework safety encouraged during holiday
• Suspect sought after gunman flees United Community Bank with cash
• Non-profits begin back-to-school donation collections
• Worthan: Project list for transportation tax must be trimmed from $22.9 billion to $6.1 billion
• New laws in effect today
• New conference center will eliminate 133 parking spaces
• UWG off NCAA sanctions
• Haralson inmate escapes from work detail
• Law enforcement targeting drunk drivers, speeders during holiday
• Workers shoring up roof beams at WSA
• History draws Hungarian to Haralson County
• Safety is the word with fireworks
• Villa Rica proposes unaltered millage rate
• Garbage truck turns over
• Property appraisal notices coming
• Council to set date for general election
• New property assessments are in the mail
• Attorney to lead seminar on state’s new immigration law
• Animal shelter, Humane Society team up to offer dogs, cats at half the cost
• School coming of Needs Improvement list
• Working on her future - Morgan at environmental summit
• LSHS is state textbook review location
• Temple man drowns in river
• Carrollton schools top state averages on CRCT test scores
• GreyStone receives Patriot Award for support of Guard, Reserves
• School officials encouraged by CRCT scores
• Game to help county's constitutional officers fund scholarship
• Report: Police maintaining services in tough budget times
• Whitesburg to begin work on evacuation sidewalk
• City negotiations with regional radio system likened to divorce
• "Logistics" focus of development authority meeting
• Independence Day weekend starts, ends with a bang
• City readies for Independence Day celebration, memorial service
• Young summer campers learning about helping others
• Officials assess DCHS storm damage
• School board announces administrative appointments
• Carroll schools improve scores
• People get answers at town hall meeting
• Carrollton woman pleads in California cold case murder
• Trail hiker returns home
• Bremen OKs budget, water rate increase
• Reps, doctors debate Medicare advisory board
• Spotlight: Dogwood View Apartments
• City jobless rate jumps to 12.2 percent
• New jail on budget, schedule
• Bond denied for couple accused of making threats
• Law enforcement identifies dangerous intersections
• Redistricting confusion result of poor map
• New Villa Rica voting maps create confusion
• Thunderstorm damages DCHS roof, downs trees
• Foreclosures drop 73 percent
• Will police officers be new face of code enforcement?
• County opposes annexation bid for truck stop
• Library nearing completion
• With clinic coming, Legion helps others with VA benefits
• Franklin man arrested in metal theft
• Sidewalks to school dedicated
• City Council approves new voting districts
• School board passes $190.6 million budget
• New fire truck on BOC agenda
• Roundabout construction in full swing on Newnan Rd.
• Carrollton ROV team takes third in the nation
• Sparks grand marshal for Fourth of July Parade
• School board expected to OK 1-cent sales tax for Nov. 8 ballot
• Changes to evidence, jury pool laws supported locally
• Men in Carroll County living longer
• 63 years on the air: Red Jones retires after Hall of Fame career
• Churches extending their reach through social media
• Juneteenth Festival in full swing
• Commissioner: Consolidate some county, city functions
• Updates on new jail, 911 center, library on BOC work session agenda
• This year's Hydrangea Festival flower show called "most successful ever"
• Sudden storm downs trees, power lines
• Golden voice of radio retires after 60 years
• Little damage here from storms
• Council to get new redistricting map
• Juneteenth festival is Saturday
• Libraries get good news on funding
• Man gets DUI on ATV with child on board
• Budget, voting map on council work session agenda
• WSA opens temporary billing office
• Gasification proposed for city’s garbage disposal needs
• Drought conditions return to Haralson County
• Ben Scott Blvd. expansion moving quickly
• Firefighters called to downtown business
• Thousands participate in TSPLOST ‘telephone town hall’
• Committee reviews proposals for new conference center
• Villa Rica officer injured when motorcycle flips in collision with pickup
• 10-year-old’s dream, auto knowledge earns TV time
• Toll road proposal loses another county
• Sentinel wins five awards
• Who won the candidates' debate?
• Four groups addressing foreclosure renovations
• City taking over commercial garbage pickup
• New law shortens early voting period
• Police warn parents of potential predators awaiting kids online
• UWG files answer to Naughton lawsuit
• Public Hearing on Proposed Fiscal Year 2011 - 2012 Budgets
• Hearing Tuesday on city budget
• Animal advocates warn: Don’t leave pets in hot cars, garages
• Riding for the Boys & Girls Club
• Fitzgerald says she's working on Board of Health funding
• American Legion post wants veterans registered for VA benefits
• City to offer baseball for disabled kids
• WSA building repairs may take more than two months
• Lithia Springs sidewalk dedication ceremony June 20
• Soldiers Angels' gearing up for "Christmas for the Troops"
• Wine: A possible tourism draw for county
• Waco continues to struggle with water, revenue loss
• Carroll native Rick Fowler brings bluesy sound to Carrollton
• Accident claims life of Cartersville man
• TSPLOST meeting June 13
• Council suspends Sunday alcohol sales permit
• Stanley Parkman inducted into Ga. Newspaper Hall of Fame
• County BOE approves budget, tax increase, new board member
• Five kids left alone at motel without air conditioning or food
• WSA offices close after roof trusses collapse
• Proposed development on city’s north side focus of meeting
• New students can register for school throughout summer
• Vote on Sunday alcohol sales delayed
• Haralson County budget approved 4-1
• Carrollton ROV team confident of win in international competition
• Plea deal deadline passes for murder suspects
• County cuts budget but not out of woods yet, commissioner says
• Voting map may wait until after first of year
• Plea entered in teen's death
• Commissioners say no to toll road, communications coordinators
• Carrollton BOE passes $38M budget
• New Leadership Douglas Class set
• County schools far from budget deal
• Council delays action on voting map
• BOE reviewing $191 million budget for June 20 vote
• Miller announces bid for mayor's post
• Pritz: Half of ESPLOST would pay for bond debt
• BOC mulls additional budget cuts
• Hydrangea Festival continues today at courthouse
• Facebook most popular technology tool for churches
• Town hall meeting Tuesday on proposed development
• American Legion post to serve veterans' funerals with new rifle team
• Alcohol sales to underage buyers have declined
• Local foreclosure rate still highest in region
• Redistricting may thwart run for city council
• Grants help to fund school programs during budget crunch
• Three hospitalized after motor vehicle accident
• Mayor Bridges nominated for GMA VP seat
• Close call for DPD officer
• Officials: State immigration law won’t have much impact on local law enforcement
• Free standard flower show featured at Hydrangea Festival
• DOUGLASVILLE BUSINESS LEADERS HAULED OFF TO JAIL Lock-Up benefits local families fighting muscular dystrophy
• Suspect returns to home to apologize, but he’s charged with sexual battery
• Commissioners debate toll road participation
• Man pleads guilty to bank robbery
• Teacher of the Year candidates announced
• All county, most city road projects survive funding cuts
• Local unemployment rises slightly
• VR council to decide on Sunday alcohol vote
• Old bank vault is centerpiece for Temple's first museum
• Sunday alcohol referendum considered by council
• EMA director: Weather alert radio best defense against deadly storms
• Election district boundaries on city work session agenda
• Eight years later, Carrollton breaks ground on its Greenbelt
• Two face kidnapping charges in missing baby case
• Trial of vehicular homicide suspect delayed for mental evaluation
• 14th Annual Independence Day Vendor Application
• Veterans recalled as heros on Memorial Day
• Tax digest likely down 5-7 percent
• Poll: Why support regional transportation tax?
• Remillard boosting Public Education Trust
• Texting possibly involved in crash
• Little interest here for Sunday alcohol sales
• Good weather, huge crowds expected for Hydrangea Festival
• Memorial Day ceremony: Service and sacrifice
• County budget battle brews over three positions
• Carroll teen dies in wreck
• AHS Class of 2011
• LSHS Class of 2011
• City agrees to compromise on bail bonds law
• Heavy storm downs power lines, tree limbs
• Narrow escape: Woman trapped in home when storm topples tree
• Sept. 11 memorial planned for Leauge Lowe Park
• County continues budget discussion
• Local jobless rate down slightly
• Police to target drunk drivers, speeders over long weekend
• Resource center open for parents of special needs children
• Charges possible after car hits school bus
• Thunderstorms leave trees downed, numerous power outages
• American Legion hosts two Memorial Day events Sunday
• Brooks to speak at Annual Memorial Day Service
• Sentinel Player of the Year: Peacock excels at any position for Lady Cougars soccer team
• Better slow down: Extra eyes on speeders this week
• Local Republicans target Villa Rica
• County crunches budget numbers
• Students protest immigration law
• Rodriguez winner of prestigious scholarship
• 1,770 to graduate this weekend
• Former Villa Rica police officer claims he was wrongfully fired
• Presenting the Leadership Douglas Class of 2011
• Leaders want to forge new image for PTA
• Work begins on highway entrance for new library
• Five furlough days for school employees
• Schools weigh budget options
• Proposed new voting district boundaries based on city's 59 percent growth
• Copeland: New jail won’t require additional workers
• Graduation Friday
• Graduation Saturday
• Surviving a plane crash: Grateful for family and friends
• Women’s club celebrates 45 years of sisterhood
• Beware of foreclosure scams
• "Heart of the Program" award-winner described as kind, helpful
• Vendor, sponsor opportunities still available for Juneteenth Celebration
• First Georgia Banking Co. fails; locations will open today as CertusBank
• Haralson County begins review of budget options
• FDIC closes First Georgia Bank; CertusBank to take control
• More than 500 attend annual Senior Picnic
• Drug Court grad: God gave me strength to stay sober
• Memorial pays tribute to those who paid the ultimate sacrifice
• Bears spotted in Carrollton near UWG
• Rapture prediction and a bit of humor
• More school budget cuts expected
• Ruling won’t affect local charter schools
• UWG gets approval for nursing building
• Bremen reviews proposed budget
• Buchanan raises building permit fee
• Summer Day Camps at Hunter Park & Jessie Davis Park
• School board eliminates 8 positions, freezes several others
• Grant would fund eight more deputies
• New positions questioned at BOC meeting
• Court decision won’t affect College and Career Academy
• Student refused to give in to cancer, will walk in graduation ceremony Friday
• Councilor won't seek re-election
• Road name likely won't change
• PET awards scholarships, grants
• Police officers to run for Special Olympics
• Villa Rica honors Freedom Riders on 50th anniversary of stop
• Parties plan strategies for Congressional redistricting
• Senior Picnic May 19
• Georgia Highlands to give first bachelor’s degrees by 2014
• Birge considers cutting family planning
• Police: When domestic violence involves their own
• Great turnout for "Taste of Douglasville"
• Phillips inducted into Douglas County Hall of Fame
• Child safety advocate praises state’s new booster seat law
• Haralson County School Board seeks options for funding field security
• Documents give background into UWG employee dismissal, lawsuit
• HC Water Authority works to trim 2012 budget
• Students can B.Y.O.T. to new school (Bring Your Own Technology)
• Picnic on the Plaza is tonight
• Tentative Carroll County Schools budget includes possible millage increase
• Local woman to stand trial for 1988 murder in California
• Grant would fund two new police officers
• WSA closer to water system 'smart' meters
• Day of Prayer event grew in second year
• District lines being redrawn
• Cyclists prepare for West Georgia 100 Bicycle Ride
• Local celebrities go to "jail" for MDA
• Teachers' art on exhibit at Courthouse Gallery
• One lane of I-20 in Carroll County scheduled for closure Thursday
• "Taste of Douglasville" to feature new flavors
• Pay cuts likely for Carrollton City Schools employees
• Newt’s run may include local stop
• EAA offers children chance to soar
• Local restaurant collecting items for tornado victims in Ga., Ala.
• Work begins on bridge lost in 2009 flood
• DC Hall of Fame to induct Phillips
• Educators like phase out of graduation tests
• Pay cuts, days off loom for teachers, school employees
• Terminated UWG VP files lawsuit, says blowing the whistle cost him his job
• Gingrich makes it official: He's running for president
• Religious headwear dispute mirrors local case
• Mom of 10 offers tips on motherhood
• Estimated 5,000 at 26th Mayfest
• Georgia's House leader speaks at UWG, recalls college experience
• Tracing family history can be difficult for African Americans
• Hydrangea Festival to include home, business decorating contest
• 1,460 years of experience: School system honors 65 retirees
• 5 indicted in $500,000 theft from Southwire
• Bank closing, cites tougher federal regulations
• Waco weighs water increases
• Old Roopville jail now back where it belongs
• Carmel Road closed through end of month
• Community observes ‘Day of Prayer’
• Schools will get even less from state
• Softball sink hole could cost $100,000
• 4,000 expected for Mayfest
• 1976 grads plans huge 35th reunion for "Bicentennial class"
• Rezoning approved for Hwy. 5 drug store
• VRHS senior uses volunteer opportunity to jump-start career
• It’s in the details: What an autistic son has taught his mother
• Local first responders aid Ringgold after tornado strikes
• Fugitive wanted in Baltimore arrested here
• High Point residents to BOC: Don’t change our road name
• City seeks firm for Hwy. 92 study
• Delgado joins Sentinel as ad sales manager
• Richards Fund gives out $284,000 to 13 groups
• BOC delays fire station site decision
• Troop leader accused of stealing Boy Scout funds
• Proposed ESPLOST capped at $122 million
• City mulls how to help school bands
• Local events planned Thursday for National Day of Prayer
• Assassination of terror mastermind bin Laden dominates classroom discussion
• Local residents say it is about time bin Laden's reign of terror ended
• Osama bin Laden is dead
• OBAMA: AL-QAIDA HEAD BIN LADEN DEAD
• Mail policy changing for jail inmates
• Magnolia Ball
• Crematory decision on hold in Villa Rica
• Prepay policies have limited gas drive-offs
• City "Spring Fever" events
• Bank with Douglasville branch fails
• Carter: Vocational charter school growing, prospering
• Foreclosure prevention group to host workshop, tour of homes
• Hundreds walk in Relay for Life
• Haralson sees some damage from winds
• County, business discuss tax abatement
• Man shoots, kills self after alleged domestic dispute
• Fire/EMS workers to aid search, rescue in storm-ravaged areas
• Full slate of city events Saturday
• Public hearing Tuesday on road name change
• Vietnam veterans wall to return to Carrollton
• Toll road proposed to skirt Atlanta congestion
• DCSO: Suspects might be part of shoplifting ring
• Highway 92 study on council agenda
• Storms cause damage in Carroll County
• Springfest to focus on local musical talent
• Two teachers take their concerns to the capitol
• Area under tornado watch until 2 a.m.
• Commissioner: Vacant property registry needed
• City plans budget cut
• ‘Relay for Life’ Friday at LSHS
• Learning expo shows what Carroll offers
• Jobless rate in Carroll dips again
• Opportunity Zones eyed to attract new industry
• Garrett speaker for Character Coalition breakfast
• Soaring fuel prices are causing budget worries
• Legislators say session had impact
• Temple officer remains on leave after council briefed of charges, defers additional action
• School locked down briefly after man with BB gun spotted near schools
• Passion of Christ
• Pritz: ESPLOST could reduce property taxes
• West Georgia Emergency Preparedness Fair
• Sunday alcohol sales not likely on countywide ballot in 2011
• Graduation test on its way out
• ‘Piece by Piece’ foreclosure prevention group meets May 5
• Next step for Bright Star Road Connector: City/county construction agreement
• Hotel/motel tax approved by legislature
• A little TLC for the planet: Community celebrates Earth Day
• River volunteers survey proposed canoe trail
• Local family brings unique art into lives of local foster children
• Tentative school budget $195.9M
• DPD drug take-back April 30
• $15M lawsuit filed over traffic fatality
• Temple police officer faces several charges including sexual battery
• Carrollton student stuck in Italy will finally be returning home
• Three men charged in fatal stabbing
• Residents asked to help clean up roads
• Smithsonian music exhibit to stop in Bremen
• Car hits bus; no serious injuries reported
• Commissioner advocates land bank for abandoned properties
• DCSO seeks ‘Community Watch’ participants
• Kindergarten registration extended to ensure proper teacher allotments
• Accused former school secretary facing sex charges is freed on bond
• Hembree: Gov., legislators saved HOPE Scholarship
• County increases EMS rates
• Local ‘Legends’ honored
• School system a top 20 metro workplace
• Accused school secretary denied bond
• Pritz: Still need for new school
• Library, E-911 center under budget, near construction schedule
• Charges filed in death of dogs
• Federal grant to fund guardrails
• Business-to-Community Expo rated big success
• Fate of new school topic of BOE meeting
• Sunday alcohol sales: Still long road ahead for backers
• Man envision one-stop shop for youth sports
• Two new county parks could open this year
• Filmmakers happy with Carrollton for their first movie
• Building's roof caves in during severe weather
• City’s building report shows glimmer of hope
• Child reunited with his rescuers
• Library breaks ground on expansion
• Local students write, receive grant award
• City accepts bid for water meter reader replacements; OKs in-house gas meter replacements
• Business to Community Expo is Saturday
• Cunningham leads AHS to girls golf title
• Tax filing deadline extended 3 days
• Howlin' at the Wind
• Suspect in 2003 slaying found
• Villa Rica mayor vetoes budget, sewer rate increase
• Humane Society Car, Motorcycle and Dog Show is Saturday at Boundary Waters
• Man hit by own truck at landfill, airlifted to hospital
• City considers ID cards for package store employees
• Plan could help keep extension agent here
• Cost of GED testing to rise
• Temple police prepare for move to new home
• Bear sightings reported here
• Hundreds compete in Special Olympics
• Driver, 17, charged in fatal traffic accident
• Carrollton student stuck in Italy
• Residents invited on educational tour of Carroll County farms
• Murder victim remembered during Crime Victims' Rights Week ceremony
• Business to Community Expo is Saturday at mall
• Man killed in auto accident
• Family, school remember victim of Saturday's fatal accident
• Shock lingers in wake of fatal accident, as charges are still pending against driver
• Washed-out Mason Creek bridge to reopen in one year
• WSA plagued by manhole cover thefts
• GED test prices going up
• A musician in demand: Carrollton's Waldrep has played with some of the best
• Group to talk fowl with city council
• Road, embankment repairs needed following train wreck
• WGTC’s enrollment doubles in 3 years
• Sweetwater Factory Day is April 23
• Board of Ed. to create local scholarship
• Relay for Life helps a community fight back
• Despite delays, jail on schedule, on budget
• Jail processes 2,600 arrestees
• Powwow this weekend at Clinton Nature Preserve
• Man on lawn mower charged with DUI
• Villa Rica increasing sewer rates
• April is Child Abuse and Prevention Month
• Hwy. 92 project gets environmental approval
• Rideshare soaring as gas price increases
• Haralson County sees the ripple of Japan's tragedy
• Facebook tips lead to arrests in vandalism
• County Commissioners approve 'at-will' status for department employees
• College student charged in GBI child porn sting
• County OKs 17.3 miles of repaving
• Storm causes damage, but no injuries as Whitesburg and Clem are hit hard
• Roopville’s town dog, 12 puppies get a home
• Carrollton woman arrested for shoplifting again, just two days after release from jail
• Motorcyclist killed in wreck
• Package store license revoked
• Local law enforcement equipped to handle hostage situations
• Confiscated drug money to buy car for Sheriff's Office
• Preventing foreclosures meeting set - 'How to Save Your Home'
• Storms cause heavy damage in the area
• Mother and daughter accused of shoplifting $1,095 in merchandise from Belk
• Legislative session a busy one for Bearden
• County ranks 35th healthiest in Georgia
• Council mulls online payment for traffic fines
• Riding for points
• Census: Temple's growth has nearly doubled in 10 years
• Soldier returning from overseas surprises children
• City hears alcoholic beverage license revocation case
• Tallapoosa awarded GEFA grant
• Burned-out shell of a home reflects how unmaintained property affects neighbors
• Dogwood Fair plans set, include pageant, parade, 5K, vendors, entertainment
• Improving jobless rate for Carroll County
• Train, truck collide in downtown Douglasville
• Realtor believes home prices have hit rock bottom
• $455.4M in road projects submitted to ARC
• Group from Carrollton OK, but planes damaged in freak Florida storm
• School board member Mike Huckeba: Accusations unfounded
• Man faces vehicular homicide charges
• Another 1-cent sales tax?
• Battling foreclosure crisis: Group’s aim is to keep people in their homes
• Some disagree with state-mandated changes to math curriculum
• Thought to be lost forever, Bremen woman brings heirloom piano home
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• BOE to seek continuation of education 1-cent tax
• City will name Robinson’s Zoning Board replacement
• Construction on Newnan Road roundabout could start next week
• Student donates $20,000 to UWG
• Women's History Month speaker addresses social equality
• Vandalism was not hate crime
• Douglas County named 'Camera Ready Community'
• SCV plans Civil War anniversary celebration
• The Big Read and 'Gatsby' events were successful
• Man charged after golf cart joy ride ends in lake
• Despite study, officials say drug court working here
• Rotarians hear about natural history museum
• Spring Clean Up 2011
• Free Zumba and Yoga Classes at Hunter Park Community Center
• Codes enforcement gearing up for busiest time of year
• Local Christian school losing home of 6 years
• Judge to be honored at Legends Ball
• Church attendance grows through Catholics' 'Come Home' ad campaign
• Gingrich fondly recalls his time in Carrollton
• Restaurants warned to beware of inspection scam
• Agent: Travel to West Coast, Hawaii still safe
• HCHS receives technology grant from FCC
• Whitesburg post office spared from closure
• Wall honors local fallen officers
• AMNESTY MONTH - Douglasville Municipal Court
• Rash of burglaries probed
• Country music star performs at B&G Club
• Villa Rica sees explosive growth
• UWG groups tackle sexual assault
• Carrollton man arrested after drugs found in unusual hiding place
• City pares transportation project list from 41 to 13
• Robinson new WSA board chair but may have to resign soon
• Bremen settles intersection dispute with GDOT
• Local Girl Scout troop commends Villa Rica police
• State schools superintendent visits local schools
• Bond again denied for teen charged in fatality accident
• No action again on request to revoke license of package store
• Input sought on grant for high school
• Sen. James, Rep. Bruce to host town hall meeting
• Pollen county hits early-season high, but ‘will only get worse’
• Birge still waiting for answers
• LSHS gets $2M grant to improve school
• Sheriff's Office fighting roadside litter problem
• UWG president says urge higher education support
• Area schools prepared with defibrillators
• Bowdon sees few Census changes
• Driveways painted with racial slurs
• Officials warn residents of scam
• City approves Buy Local month
• County amends alcohol ordinance
• Census: County population up 43.6%
• Local firefighter from Japan watching disaster news closely
• Census: Majority of Carroll residents live outside cities
• Future of housing program in doubt
• Curbside recycling coming to Villa Rica — and it will be free
• Spay/neuter program free for county residents
• Free handgun clinic next month
• Schools help honor fallen heroes
• DOT deals with massive Highway 16 sinkhole
• Man arrested after bizarre ATM attack
• Death sentence overturned
• Basketball tourney will raise money for teen center
• Community Theater brings Willy Wonka to life on stage
• Carroll County population up 26.7 percent
• Schools eye potential budget cuts
• Booster club treasurer charged with theft
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• New poll question: Would you vote to allow Sunday liquor sales in Douglasville/Douglas County?
• Voters pass ESPLOST, bonds
• Fire destroys local home
• Alcohol licenses again on city agenda
• Voting case plaintiffs discount county response
• ‘College Day’ event Saturday
• School systems get to work on SPLOST plans
• City, Waste Industries partner to offer residents free recycling
• Worthan pledges no tax increases
• Weather stalls opening of E-911 Center
• Strong support for expansion of senior center
• Carroll voters say yes to education
• Central students get a business lesson in creating purses from recyclables
• Do you have a connection to Japan?
• National Guard recruiting office eyes old police building
• New library named "Dog River Library"
• Hearing today on grant for senior center expansion
• DCHS band grows from 38 to 140 in five years
• SPLOST, school project funding fate now rests in hands of voters
• Wilson will run for mayor
• DADC: New industry can lighten tax burden on property owners
• Suspect in arson case arrested on drug charge
• Gatsby Bash: Dressed up and ready to dance
• HOPE changes worry students
• ‘Pennies for Police Service Dogs’
• Don't forget to "spring forward" tonight
• ‘Drug Awareness Summit’ is Tuesday
• Carroll's January jobless rate the highest in history
• GSP turns over report on fatal school bus accident
• City whittles down transportation project list
• Twin brothers charged in $21 armed robbery
• LaTanya Marchman
• Carole Venable
• Mary Nell Brown
• Temple police have to vacate ‘sick’ building
• Life sentence for slaying of student
• SPLOST Yes or No?: Voters tell why they are for or against the plan
• City looks at options in regional radio system
• Guider to attend forum on threat of foreclosures
• Temple police forced to move due to 'sick' building
• City to dedicate Croft Street Bridge
• Residents should be aware of stormwater ordinances
• Youth Art Month exhibit on display
• Council tables alcohol license issues
• Global Christian leaders in Carroll to develop 10-year plan
• Suspect in student’s death likely to enter plea
• Indictment, trial date come in bank robbery cases
• 1st Annual Easter Egg Hunt and Breakfast with the Easter Bunny
• Tiger Band needs new uniforms
• United Way Shoebox Project serves homeless women, children
• Candidate's resignation from board is accepted
• Gov. Deal scales back some cuts to program
• Man accused of killing dog, party shooting
• Dog River recreation area open for season
• City to address alcohol permit issue Monday
• Big Read kicks off with viewing of 'The Great Gatsby'
• An early test for Fitzgerald as head of Public Health
• Foreclosures led 2010 property sales in Carroll
• County considers change to fiscal year accounting
• Festival organizers urge local residents to plant hydrangeas
• Haralson school board faces big decisions next week
• 2 OK after plane catches fire as pilot turns around and lands safely at West Georgia airport
• Facade grant sees round 3, Gateway grant in final stages
• HCHS moves Lane up to head football coach
• Bank robbery suspect caught
• Two men escape fiery plane flight unharmed
• It’s a good time for cool-weather planting
• Addiction led to bank robbery
• Spirited budget debate expected in Villa Rica
• County may lose cooperative extension agent due to state budget cuts
• City mourns former mayor Richard Wheeler
• Board works to direct motorists down Hwy. 27
• Ambucare director arrested, fired
• Metro area travel survey to include county residents
• Downtown mural aims to capture a piece of Villa Rica's history
• VR: No change to peddler law in wake of Girl Scout backlash
• Aggressive Criminal Enforcement unit deals with two separate meth finds
• Countdown begins on proposed VR budget
• Bank robber sought
• Store may lose alcohol license after alleged sale to teenagers
• County’s reliance on tax notes causing concern
• Fig tree planted for slain teen
• Health board move for its independence put on hold
• Fuel conversion means big savings for sheriff’s office
• Ray named STAR Student
• New jail ahead of schedule
• Gilbert resigns city DDA post
• Superintendents expound on SPLOST details at League of Women Voters program
• State budget cuts creating library issues
• Adoptions on the rise at county animal shelter
• Proposed sentencing reform met with mixed reviews locally
• New Mountain Top looking for ‘a few good men’
• SPLOST Q&A Monday for superintendents
• NAACP debuts its Black History Month Parade
• Full Life Community Farm: There’s a passion in the work
• BOE advisor: 'State funds and support lacking'
• Fire guts home in Tallapoosa
• Douglasville official and son charged
• Tallapoosa strives for transparency in SPLOST projects
• Charges piling up in DUI wreck that killed teen
• ARC: County population to double in 30 years
• Accident victim Cheyenne Sauls remembered as happy, friendly
• 5 more charged in connection to fatal wreck
• Some commissioners question health board’s move for independence
• More charges in DUI wreck that killed teen
• WSA reappoints law firm over mayor’s objection
• Republicans, Democrats differ on HOPE deal
• Controversy: When should candidates resign one post to run for another?
• Blood drive, free flu shots for veterans Saturday
• Local officials not swayed by district’s presentation
• Educators happy HOPE assistance won’t disappear
• NAACP Black History Month event is Saturday
• Panelists discuss experiences with integration in Carroll Co.
• Alcohol focus of wreck investigation
• Child molestation suspect has history of sexual abuse crimes
• Authorities want to know who supplied alcohol to teens involved in fatal accident
• BOE selects investment banker
• Teen faces several charges in fatal accident
• Black History Month: Watkins carries on esteemed profession in black community
• Students collect over 1,000 toys for foster children
• Villa Rica High School ready to deal with grief caused by loss of classmate
• Lipham joins Chamber's Chairman's Club
• State ruling on class size will help school system cut costs
• Local man is state’s only sword swallower
• Stop Hunger Now
• Villa Rica student, 17, dies following wreck
• 2 more say they were molested by suspect
• Railroad work will continue next week
• Expansion awaits popular county school program
• EMA director appeals dismissal, rehired on administrative leave
• City sends protest to fed on program cuts
• Budget cuts expected to force hike in tuition
• Women’s rider event is Saturday
• City working to attract 5 businesses
• Drive raises money to fight canine cancer
• Drills test preparedness for severe weather
• FEMA helps fund work to repair flood-prone road
• State: No problems with local test scores
• New poll question - Sunday alcohol sales
• County seeks funds to buy, renovate nine foreclosures
• Industries looking at sites here
• July 4th plans on city agenda
• BHS earns excellence award
• Bowdon students hope to give younger students a technological boost.
• Drug money buys new software for sheriff's department
• Police facility ready for opening
• Principal gives 'sales' talk for new school
• Consul general says Israel committed to peace in Middle East
• SPLOST revenue up for city schools
• Four schools honored by state
• Main Street subject for DDA meeting
• New library site ready for steel
• Some crimes increase in the city
• County seeks early TANs
• County has 1,000 domestic violence cases each year
• Three residential fires keep firefighters busy
• Carroll to stick with a 176-day school year
• DCFD assisting Paulding with coverage during fire
• Lawmakers here split on immigration reform bill
• Community Service Award-winner has long record of volunteering
• One of nation's first black Marines answered the call when a barrier was removed
• Crimes against churches have increased
• Foreclosure rates: Carroll now 3rd in state
• Extra hotel/motel tax would bring in $120,000 per year
• 'Smart' meter will detect water leaks
• Amphitheater aims to draw people to downtown area
• Carroll group delivers gift of water to remote Kenyans
• CHS honored by state for achievement
• Deputies hunt student after Facebook posting
• Last year’s crime stats about same as in 2009
• Light snow causes no problems
• Mims announces mayoral run
• 5 injured when van carrying senior citizens overturns
• DNA leads to arrest in 2-year-old burglary case
• Road crews ready for snowfall
• Bremen BOE plans to pursue tuition fraud
• DNA match leads to charges in cold case
• Future site of Bremen Museum purchased
• Bremen library expansion temporarily stalled
• Behind the Internet's walls: Fogo provides secure data storage
• Police: Jailed suspect might be serial rapist
• Allegation of threat at ball game investigated
• Rail work causes downtown traffic mess
• Coliseum to come down on cost for high school graduations
• On the street asking for help: It's becoming more common
• Coaching legend to help out with OMA auction
• Freedom Island renovation OK’d by city council
• Should the city spend $15,000 on Freedom Island?
• School calendar set; first day is August 4
• United Way at 76% of goal
• Motorists getting by with illegal activity as texting ban proves tough to enforce
• Positive Response Shelter offers women a chance
• Carrollton moves for more federal housing funds
• Local schools to update guidelines on bullying
• Freedom Island to get facelift
• Super Eats for Super Sunday
• SPLOST referendum awaits legislative action
• Defendant in bank robbery case scheduled for trial
• Lawmakers split on shortening early voting
• Suspects’ in killing of UWG student murder trials rescheduled
• Students find the fun in math, science
• BOE discusses upcoming ESPLOST vote
• Haralson County may stop paying on boot camp
• Reward offered for info about discarded tires
• Agency names city areas for redevelopment
• Officer to take icy dip for Special Olympics benefit
• Library construction still close to schedule despite weather
• Suspect in deadly shooting freed on bond
• Mingling over pancakes good for community
• County fires EMA director
• Taste of Chocolate to benefit Ferst Foundation
• Haralson jailer in serious condition
• Man gets life sentences for murder, armed robbery
• WSA tracking workers with GPS
• Couple believes the family farm can be an education in agriculture
• Annual crime statistics reflect economic stress
• No charges expected against man who shot dogs killing his chickens
• No charges expected in killing of chocolate labs
• Situation in Egypt
• Ribbon cut for new Community Center
• Hotel/motel tax would fund parking deck
• County to get $106 million Feb. 15 from bonds issue to pay for new jail
• Dyer Road residents to get help with convenience center
• Lawmakers looking into health department autonomy
• Panel to prepare growth plan for Highway 92 corridor
• First phase of jail construction to use 28% local workers
• County to purchase land for fire station
• Kidnapping suspect accused of taking toddler from estranged husband's girlfriend
• VR building permits hit low in 2010
• Most local lawmakers support Sunday alcohol sales proposal
• Seniors' club leaves Hunter Park for Deer Lick
• Hydrangea Festival moves to courthouse
• UWG takes 2 from Valdosta State
• Slow job growth expected this year
• Building permits hit record low; foreclosures soar to 6.37 percent
• Takang is spelling champ
• Tallapoosa searches for extra water sources
• Crime drops in Carrollton
• City's gas pipe replacements to resume soon
• City opens new public safety facility
• Ag Commissioner Black tells WGTC grads to‘embrace opportunity’
• BOC, Birge discuss benefits of county health agency’s break from district
• Reward increased in dog slayings
• Gas outlook bleak as prices rise
• Local church reaches out to help residents recover
• Bremen continues negotiations with DOT over rail crossing
• Teen gets life for murder of grandmother
• Dogs tortured, killed
• County swim meet last chance to earn spot in state events
• Labrador retrievers abused and killed after wandering from home
• Community comes together to raise funds for a family in need
• Hunter Park Community Center Schedule of Programs
• State of the Union - What do you think?
• Three half-days changed to full school days for snow make-up
• Local motorists find gas $3 a gallon and rising
• Support comes in for victim as investigators search for hate crime culprit
• Schools’ top leaders push benefits of SPLOST
• Milde is ‘Mentor of the Year’
• Public Safety and Municipal Court Buildling Ribbon Cutting
• Hunter Park Community Center Ribbon Cutting and Open House
• Bissell named assistant principal, AD at new high school
• B&G Teen Center project gets $2,000 donation
• Morgan chairman of Chamber board of directors
• Arson of gay man's home probed as hate crime
• Ministers condemn act of hatred against local gay man
• Carroll County Sheriff's Office probes Saturday threat, subsequent fire
• Robinson to run for mayor
• 16 consecutive quarters of double-digit growth for WGTC
• Spanish Harlem Orchestra at UWG
• Birge questions health district's spending
• Work begins on Mason Creek Road bridge
• Statistics show drop in crime in Carroll County for 2010
• Extras needed for movie to be shot in Villa Rica
• WGTC continues double digit growth
• Schools make snow make-up plans
• Vote online for next year's school calendar
• Ash remembered for service to county
• Harman named new Central principal
• Villa Rica considers foreclosure registry
• MTVu gig on Academy Award red carpet could await Carrollton native
• School official explains snow day make-up plans
• Schools to make up snow days
• Minimal injuries reported in HC from snow, ice
• County ranked 74th in health study
• Central band member overcame physical problem to march on New Year’s Day
• Health board takes step to break away from district
• Villa Rica proposes foreclosure registry
• Preparation credited for city's quick response to hazards of winter storm
• Chamber president: Biz must adapt to survive
• Suspect in Sunday fatal shooting in court
• City gets housing help – $1 million in HUD funds
• State budget process on the minds of local college officials
• Thompson won’t seek re-election
• School system sets tentative snow make-up day
• Fowler says MLK's success based on the word of God
• BOC ready to sell $100M bonds
• Youth Against Violence winter session begins
• King celebrated as a man for all
• UWG student honors mom, earns award
• Mall manager: Retailers optimistic about 2011
• Bright Star Road Connector agreement on county agenda
• The inspector's job: Ensuring a clean restaurant and safe food
• Winter storm could help later in the year
• Without a band, NAACP has to cancel MLK parade
• Storm covers Tallapoosa in snow, ice
• Ice had some coping with ‘cabin fever’
• Foreclosure rate better in December
• City votes Roberts another term as mayor pro tem
• Experts: 'Still a good time to buy, but use caution'
• Slush melting; icy spots remain
• Send us your snow photos, experiences from the storm
• Villa Rica mayor want $1 million budget cut
• Local agencies say they were prepared for snow, ice
• Council to set qualifying fees for mayor, council elections
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• Snow covers Haralson County
• Mayor seeks to cut $1M from budget
• Haralson police departments start new programs
• Municipal Court - Postponement
• Snow storm's remnants still causing driving problems
• Wintry weather stalls blood donations
• Garbage pickup delayed by icy roads
• Snow removal effort was as good as it could be
• Courthouse opens at 11:30; schools remain closed
• Weather has Legislature off to a slow start
• Roads remain bad, but few wrecks reported
• Police find dealing with mentally ill a tough task
• Sentinel delivery during icy weather
• Send us your snow photos!
• County digs out from Monday snow storm
• Relatively few accidents caused by snow, ice
• Bad weather good for some businesses
• Snow covers county
• Courthouse, schools closed today
• 4-6 inches snow blankets county; road conditions still hazardous
• Study shows area's health needs work
• Municipal Court - Postponement
• Area schools to close Tuesday as well
• Winter Storm Closes Carroll County Area Schools
• City, county bracing for snowfall Sunday
• Chamber honors Padgett, Jones for their service
• Foreclosures continue to dominate local market
• 'Major' winter storm coming
• Region braces for snow and ice
• Waco struggles with water losses
• Hundreds turn out for Possum Drop
• Flooding can't stop shop from celebrating first anniversary
• Haralson WA plots next move for reservoir permit
• Hunter Memorial Park Community Center Open House
• Hunter Memorial Park Community Center Ribbon Cutting and Open House
• Bowdon musician: Copyright lawsuit unfounded
• Carrollton lays out strategic school plan
• Panel to examine meat-processing study
• Bond denied for suspects in Tillman murder
• Haralson WA plots next move to acquire reservoir permit
• Super Speeder raises few funds
• Completion of Buchanan Streetscape Phase III celebrated
• Planned apartment complex near UWG stadium victim of economy
• Temple cuts budget nearly $100k
• Temple grants first liquor pouring license to El Tapatio's
• Trial date set for murder suspect
• County to make budget adjustments
• Trains running, roads reopen after derailment
• A shot at $355 million
• Board of Commissioners picks new vice chair
• Train derails in downtown Douglasville
• Train derails in downtown Douglasville
• Officials: Train wreck was potential catastrophe
• DISCOVER DOUGLASVILLE – 2011 PHOTO CONTEST
• Family Reunion Workshop
• Bridal Workshop and Showcase
• County wants S&P rating for new jail bonds issue
• Academic plan for new school on BOE agenda
• Swayzer first baby of new year at WellStar Douglas
• Carrollton Council approves water rate hike
• New Mt. Zion High dedicated; ready for students today
• New jail, library and park top county’s accomplishments in 2010
• Seven named for city agency
• Retailers optimistic after holiday sales
• Immigration, taxes, budget top legislative concerns
• Worthan elected to metro transportation committee
• New Year brings new school board regulations
• Central band ready for national Rose Bowl Parade stage
• Georgia Power rates to increase
• Caution urged on New Year’s Eve
• Hazel Whitman celebrates a birthday and six decades as a Carrollton florist
• Parking relief coming to UWG campus
• Following in their mother's footsteps
• Law changing private car purchase
• County’s elected officials sworn in
• Villa Rica's history told through murals at The Mill
• Celebrity accompanies Central band on flight
• County sees white Christmas
• Water plant expansion nearing completion
• City setting priority list for lawmakers
• Insurance assistance program touts changes to Medicare Act
• 10-year bond is source of SPLOST contention
• Officials say alcohol and fireworks don't mix
• New Year's Day Holiday
• County gets 2-3 inches of snow, few problems
• Police looking for robbery suspect
• Grant will help deputies catch impaired drivers
• STOMP helps teenage mothers
• Police quickly catch bank robbery suspect
• Christmas Day Snow!
• New commissioners plan to hit the ground running
• Local political party leaders optimistic about year ahead
• Hotel gets temporary reprieve from city on taxes
• Temps in demand: Hiring signals 'small step' in economic growth
• Filmmaker: industry's tax incentives have no mandate to hire Georgians
• White Christmas
• Wintry mix, freezing temps forecast for Saturday night
• Seniors not happy city will charge them rent
• Combined weekend newspaper available Sunday
• Home for the holidays for two serving in Air Force
• Area resident rescues, houses birds of prey
• Man gets five years for child porn charge
• Man dies following fire at his home
• County seeks to keep budget on track
• Local generosity leads to new records for 'Shop with a Cop'
• Haralson Chamber unveils new program
• High-speed chase leads to three arrests
• County approves budget
• Redevelopment plan issues tabled by city
• Six-mile tuneup: Band's final practice before trip
• 2 injured in mobile home fire
• Commissioners don't buy business incubator proposal
• Police now on Facebook, Twitter
• Habitat for Humanity will build another house here in June
• Mt. Zion Public Library expansion creates space for adults
• 12 for Life program to be studied for others to follow
• Christmas Holidays
• County set to pass $77.3M budget
• Youth Winter Clothing Drive is Wednesday
• Diner offers free Christmas Eve meal for community
• Supporters come out for Rose-bound Central band
• Santa boogie
• Food bank in danger of closing
• City sets Christmas bonuses for employees
• Mother of slain deputy ask residents to include blue decorations for Christmas
• Villa Rica retailers hope for last-week rush
• Mayor Bridges to represent 3-county region in HB 277 roundtable
• Carroll County School Board approves SPLOST project list
• Census shows minority growth
• Muslim woman requests jury trial in lawsuit against city
• Bremen votes on ESPLOST
• Board continues reservoir talks
• No HC injuries amid icy road conditions
• Christmas shopping season has been spotty for some merchants
• Shooting suspect faces involuntary manslaughter charge
• Rebates available for some VR residents
• Police mulling whether to charge mother who left baby
• Juniors' writing scores improve
• County braces for wintery weather
• Shooting victim dies; charges against suspect upgraded
• Police: Mom wanted to give up baby
• Renovations ongoing at downtown WGTC building
• Muslim woman arrested for refusing to remove headscarf sues city
• Two teens charged in house, car break-ins
• Mitchell elected chair of business group
• Bitter cold comes but leaves no big problems
• Central band has remaining performances before Pasadena trip
• Accused shooter waives bond request
• Housing starts, home sales still dismal
• Needed: 10,000 children’s coats
• Close but no crown
• Cooke says he'll be aggressive while learning
• Man shot at home of commissioner
• Recreation Dept. moving into new building next week
• Lady Tigers start slow but beat Pope
• City says depot project on track, but councilman has concerns
• Waco passes water leaks ordinance
• Despite economy, theatrical performances still attract an audience
• Commissioner wants business incubator; chairman says county can't afford it
• 'Living Tree' program starts tonight
• City to honor workers Monday
• Proposed arts center finds support
• Donating time and toys
• Local officer dies in crash
• School board sets "wish list" for lawmakers
• Grant would enhance three downtown areas
• Haralson County officer dies in crash
• NAACP suspends three local members
• Annual holiday event closes out successful first season at The Mill
• Worthan: No tax hike in 2011
• City OKs redevelopment plan, Bright Star Road Connector agreement
• School SPLOST debt a concern in Bowdon
• City BOE approves SPLOST for ballot
• $26,000 and 800 cartons of cigarettes stolen from store
• ‘Backover’ accidents prompt new safety upgrades
• Fingerprint sharing spreads
• Specialist says to expect property tax increase if SPLOST not approved
• Holidays at the Roop House
• Deer vs. car: Collisions can be costly, even deadly
• HCHS writing test scores up 12% from last year
• On to the Dome
• Local charities still collecting donations
• Local resident receives Statewide Older Workers Award
• Health district's interim director out
• Scenes from city's first Christmas Parade
• BOE faces angry parents over new school lines; vote planned Monday
• Capt. Herb to host Toys for Tots drive Saturday
• CITI TV’s first live broadcast tonight
• Heart disease leading cause of death here
• Central band meets its Rose parade fundraising goal
• Holiday Wishes
• Drive-through Nativity opens tomorrow night
• Redevelopment would offer tax credits, but residents object to "slum" label
• 8-day Hanukkah celebration begins
• Local woman faces 39 charges related to Rx fraud
• Local author to sign new book; continue working on 'Explosion in Villa Rica'
• Meeting on high school redistricting Thursday
• High school writing scores increase
• City-county agreement on Bright Star Road Connector on work session agenda
• The Southern Slam Tour is a full of Promise
• Motorist killed in wreck; 3 injured
• SPLOST would mean about $30 million for Villa Rica schools
• Georgia Highway 92 Project Explanation
• Redevelopment hearing today
• Low turnout expected for runoff election
• Rotary trying to wipe out last traces of polio
• Cowart lays out SPLOST plans in Temple meeting
• Child's death ruled to be accidental; no charges
• Warm, dry winter predicted
• City’s first Christmas parade is Friday
• Black Friday better, not great
• Unemployment numbers drop
• What was that big boom?
• DPD: Keep safety in mind while shopping
• Lighting of county tree is Monday
• Black Friday rebound: Bargain-hunters out in force
• County works through details of holiday vacation cuts
• Library raises funds as it anticipates expansion
• Breaking glass ceilings: Book chronicles lives of Crawford sisters
• Revenue projections concern Villa Rica officials
• Busy at the Soup Kitchen
• Stores offer door-buster pricing for Black Friday
• Jobless rate down slightly in Metro Atlanta
• Low voter turnout expected for Tuesday’s runoff election
• New trial date for bank robbery suspects
• Ready, set, shop: Consumers, retailers await Black Friday
• Donations need for 'Shop with a Cop' program
• Tanner wins national Press Ganey award
• Thanksgiving Holiday
• Highway 92 widening extended to Interstate 20
• Law enforcement plans extra patrols for holiday weekend
• February trial for bank robbery suspects
• That's grape advice: Vineyard expert offers tips to local growers
• Auto sales slow, but dealers see positive signs
• Dangerous dog rules dies in committee
• Retired police chief still misses law enforcement
• Christmas concerts at courthouse start Nov. 30
• SPLOST plan concerns school board member
• NAACP official acknowledged Carroll program was sanctioned
• Hembree: HOPE Scholarship in trouble
• Advance voting begins Monday for runoff
• Owner sought of DCHS class ring found in Germany
• Singing at Philips
• Tallapoosa gets 9/11 artifact
• Man arrested in brother's murder case
• Wreaths prepared for sale
• City acquires Trade Center artifact
• Sheriff asks shoppers to be safe this season
• Carrollton restaurants won't face midnight cutoff of alcohol sales
• Murder suspects indicted
• Ga. Home and Holiday Expo kicks off with visit from Santa
• Solicitor General tells students how to stay on the right side of the law
• Lighting of the Square
• City schools OK tentative SPLOST list
• County BOE sets public hearings for SPLOST plans
• Volunteers prepare for Thanksgiving
• Buchanan Library gets grant
• County discusses funds, cuts holiday pay
• Board hears concerns about high school redistricting map
• Home Expo runs through weekend
• UWG students sample chili at cook-off
• Key to the city given to Fullerville Mission's Wayne Shelton
• Fines settled, tech park moves ahead
• Carrollton artists display works
• County tax collection influx slow
• Carrollton school group educated on cyber crime
• Lowery hears concerns about crime, punishment
• Two meetings here today on teen's death
• Historic lodge restoration starting soon
• Puckett selected for Chamber's Chairman's Club
• Preparing gifts for travel
• Grapes to be planted next year ahead of possible winery
• Memorial highway dedicated to Gammill
• Holiday shoppers get early start
• Stronger holiday retail sales expected
• Carroll a solid red county
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• Hundreds mourn teen killed at party
• HC Water Authority offers pay-online option
• Riders, runners honor veterans
• Butler's win is historic
• Suspect in slaying of UWG student has arraignment postponed
• Scenes from the Douglas County Veterans Day Lighted Parade
• Hwy. 92 tops Douglasville’s transportation priorities list
• No injuries after train hits truck
• Tallapoosa rezones property
• Last of the county’s first draftees dies
• Schools pay tribute to veterans
• Bremen, Waco battle water issues
• Local vet gets pleasant surprise
• Strengthened, improved bridge opens to traffic
• Veteran recalls WWII experiences
• Man helps wife give birth in hospital parking lot
• NAACP: Did not question handling of murder witnesses
• Slain teen remembered as humble, respectful
• Board votes 3-2 for teacher's termination
• Veterans Day Lighted Parade downtown Thursday evening
• Construction under way on new library
• Beating death case going to grand jury next week
• Carrollton City Schools award projects
• County OKs roundabout
• After two years of planning, friends complete horseback journey
• The Desert King gave us his remarks and took 2nd place in the costume contest!
• Wondering what prizes you get with the stamps on your "stampede card?" Look at the flyer to see the free items you can earn just for coming to student life events!
• Georgia Highlands is a having a school wide canned food drive. The cans collected between now and Nov. 17 will benefit The Pantry here in Douglasville. The drop off boxes are located in the student center and outside office 141!.
• Exciting day in Douglasville, they are hanging our signs! More pictures to come when the process is complete.
• Weekend events aid economy
• Auction event benefits band trip
• Bill Arp Park to be restored
• Veterans Day parade route changed slightly
• Four charged in beating death of teen
• Vigil held for slain teen
• Check out Douglasville's sweet Stampede Card Prizes! Not sure what a "Stamp"ede card is? It is your way of getting rewarded for being more involved at GHC! Talk to Lyric Burnett if you have any questions.
• Tomorrow is Fall Frenzy from 10a-2p in the Douglasville parking lot. Make plans to come early, or stay late and enjoy the festivities.
• Costume Contest!!! Next Thursday, October 28th at 10:45am in the Student Center. 1st Place gets $30, 2nd gets $20 and 3rd gets $10!!!!!!
• Great costume contest today. We had a two way tie for 1st place, check out the monologues the contestants had 45 seconds to preform as a tie breaker. Congrats to Professor Spriffy ( TheyCallmeh Nemo ) for taking 1st!!
• CIty Hall Closed for Veterans Day Holiday
• School systems' SPLOST planning under way
• Veteran: U.S. must remain vigilant
• New medical facility opens
• Vets Day ceremony, parade Thursday
• High school bids farewell to assistant principal deploying to Afghanistan
• GOP sweeps state, nation
• Construction dormant in Villa Rica
• Clubs join forces for "Blue Light Christmas Special"
• Set clocks back tonight
• Zoey Trantham improves, goes trick or treating as superbaby
• Carrollton police probe fatal shooting
• Memorial park to honor veterans
• School board preparing new school's district map
• Municipal Court may need to add another session
• Construction nearing completion on county's largest high school
• Maximum construction cost for jail: $101.5 million
• HCHS teacher faces disciplinary hearing
• Police make arrest in arson case
• GOP takes seats across state, nation
• Morris, Anderson claim seats on county Board of Education
• Layton wins 3rd straight school bus road-e-o
• Some properties may be declared 'slum areas'
• Jackson: Voters wanted change in schools
• In Ga., GOP’s Scott ousts Democratic Rep. Marshall
• Jackson pulls upset, wins school board post
• Emerson, Hembree, Hamrick re-elected
• Butler takes Labor office, Hamrick re-elected
• Wilson retains BOC seat
• O’Donnell loses, Rubio wins
• 2 Ga. Democrats fight to keep House seats
• GOP gains House seats; tea party favorites thrive
• GOP captures captures House seats in Ind, Fla, Va
• GOP’s Kemp wins full term as Secretary of State
• Rezoning taken off council’s agenda
• Election Day 2010: State and local offices, five amendments on the ballot
• Training set for small businesses
• Many jobs for jail construction look to be local
• County wants meeting with city on sharing jail inspection costs
• Happy Halloween
• Voters urged to research state constitutional amendments before voting
• Amendment 1: Just what does it mean?
• 20 percent cast early, advance ballots for Tuesday's election
• Mayor hears committee’s report on new dangerous dogs law
• Local stylists get the celebrity treatment
• Downtown staying positive during a difficult economy
• Local Retardation Association seeks rezoning for new training facility
• County breaks ground on jail Tuesday
• City, county mull agreement on Bright Star Road Connector intersection improvements
• Gubernatorial candidates work to shore up support
• County schools superintendent talks bus safety
• $236,000 bid for sidewalks at schools
• New recreation park could be ready by Thanksgiving
• Public input hearing today on new school district
• Keep Douglasville Beautiful is hosting an Electronics Recycling Event Saturday November 13, 2010
• District 4 candidates find some common ground
• Classic cruisers
• No black cats available at shelter until November
• Residents to be inducted into ‘Court of Honor’
• Revised secondhand goods law called ‘watered down’
• Strength enters not guilty plea
• Bridges sworn in once again as Tallapoosa mayor
• Council tours public safety, community center sites
• Low filing cost may be driving up caseload in Magistrate Court
• County to break ground on new jail next month
• Missing woman found after search
• Teacher arrested on sex charges
• Selecting the perfect fall pumpkin
• DCFD hosting ‘Fire Prevention Saturday’ at mall
• High-dose flu vaccine for senior citizens available here
• Bremen schools target math improvement
• Property purchase yields contention
• Students OK after another bus crash
• Going pink for breast cancer awareness
• WSA to purchase more flood-damaged properties
• Worthan wants county-city negotiations on Bright Star Connector dispute
• Secondhand goods rule on tonight’s city agenda
• Bremen hosts Towne Fest Saturday
• Students unhurt in school bus crash
• Walker family retains attorney
• Longview rezoning gets P&Z's recommendation
• City school board planning $8 million projects
• Bridge to UWG stadium will miss 2010 football season
• DPD hosts town hall meeting tonight
• BOE watching challenge of state charter schools law
• Zoning meets opposition
• Douglas County a leader in evictions
• Early voting pace picking up
• Any city-county agreement on jail construction inspections/permits likely dead
• Poll results: County wins in inspection controversy
• City delays action to remove Heyward mural
• Bremen Peebles to become a Goody's
• Wreck stirs debate on use of seat belts on school buses
• MeccaFest attracts artists from near and far
• Coroner lobbying for seat belts in school buses
• Haralson BOE reviews AP scores and test options
• Program allows underage drinkers to receive rides from adult drivers
• Local family begins racing tradition
• Friends, family pay respects to student
• Officials’ pay here not like Calif. city
• Violations halt tech park work
• School system examines driver program
• On the run for UWG benefit
• School bus driver training here more than state asks
• Bedosky is Teacher of the Year
• County cuts SPLOST budget, postpones projects
• HPPG makes one millionth transmission
• Peebles to become Goody's
• McClain Playground complete
• Country music at Sunnyside Cafe
• Businesses honored by DDA
• Store fined for alcohol sales to minors
• Life sentence given for armed robberies of mall shoppers
• Local parent chosen for state advisory board
• First responders honored by SHARE House
• October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Mayor wants tough dog law
• Fish may delay work on Mason Creek Road bridge
• Police seek domestic violence suspect
• DDA awards banquet is tonight
• New publication will save money for shoppers, businesses
• Grant would fund expansion of senior center
• Pit bull ordinance fails
• Request for Proposals for Cleaning Services - Parks and Recreation Department
• Emergency workers on scene of bus accident
• Mt. Zion celebrates Founder's Day
• Bank robbery suspects' trial rescheduled for this month
• Brighten in top 10% on CRCTs for all grade levels
• Monday is last day to register vote in Nov. 2 election
• Officials urge caution after rabid kitten found in Cobb
• Tallapoosa adopts millage
• Homecoming On The Square
• Soldiers' Angels extends 'Christmas for the Troops' donation drive
• Thieves pocketing money from scrap metal thefts
• Housing Authority to lay off 14
• 2010 SAT scores on ‘upswing’
• Police look for shoplifters, make meth arrest
• Recent phone solicitation funds don’t reach schools
• County discusses sign policy changes
• Scholarship performance
• Judge to students: Stay out of trouble
• Truck cargo inspected at interstate weigh station as part of counter-terrorism training
• Music on the harp
• School officials cut ribbon on improvements at Villa Rica High
• Armed robbery suspect sought
• Pit bulldogs, secondhand goods law on city agenda
• Local officials dwell on transportation bill
• Chamber lunch aims to help local businesses market themselves
• Lewd acts lead Bremen Police to seek tougher laws
• Chattahoochee Tech fall enrollment in Paulding almost doubles
• Paulding agencies rehearse disaster
• Helping Hands' shelves emptied
• Helping Hands seeks volunteers for ministry
• Paulding School SPLOST would cut tax
• Recreation Department named best in the state
• Tea party candidate defends use of tax loophole
• Super Bowl to jail cell: Enduring an addiction
• Preparing for homecoming
• One year after flood ... Only few have flood insurance
• Democrats stump for posts
• Teen killed at troubled intersection
• Students study leadership
• Only few texting violations written
• County can send emergency alerts
• New bar code scanners should speed up voting
• Candidates making more use of social networking sites
• Fall festival at McIntosh
• Insurance changes could cost homeowners
• Bridges takes mayoral election
• Alzheimer’s Caregivers Fun Day
• Possum Drop returns to Tallapoosa this year
• Suggs to be honored at old golf course
• Council OKs road cleanup agreement
• Washington Fly In called 'worthwhile'
• Company to bring 141 jobs here
• Pregnant women urged to get flu shot
• One year later: Where is Brian Wehrle?
• Candidates give their views on school budget
• Carroll County Band Exhibition
• The many faces of Mr. Atterholt
• Four-county, 100-mile bike ride will benefit Boys & Girls Club
• Weekend road work planned on Hwy. 5
• Two charged with assault after school bus incident
• FY11 Paulding County budget $51.4 million
• Few Haralson County homes purchased with Stabilization program
• County hears citizens' complaints
• Parks and Rec hosts fundraisers Saturday
• Bremen, businesses look for middle ground on sign ordinances
• Road Construction - Highway 5/I-20 Interchange/Rose Avenue
• 2 contested races for county BOE
• Salons and Hair Ball help charity foundation
• ARC: Society must plan for fast-growing seniors population
• Supporters of pit bull ban outnumbered at council meeting
• City rejects county request to do its own inspections at new jail
• Officials recall death and devastation brought by last September's 500-year flood
• Proposals for Cleaning Services
• Saunders to focus on jobs, energy
• Carroll County Flood: Silence on Valley Circle
• Swedish student living here while studying at UWG
• County wants to do its own inspections at new jail
• Butler: Tech schools key to work force
• Historic flooding: A year later
• Downtown Recognition Banquet next month
• Volunteers needed for critter count at Sweetwater
• Early voting starts tomorrow
• HC BOE evaluate selves for GSBA
• Community & Southern acquires three failed banks
• Local baker wins contest
• Real winners: Team donating money raised for trip to young cancer victim
• Low bid $2.6M for Fairplay Library
• Haskell honors school staff
• Area in mild to moderate drought
• CITI TV Presents Four Douglas County Football Games This Season
• Atlanta Blue Star Mothers receive large donation from North Georgia Honda Dealers
• County school board approves academy board
• $2 million gift to UWG to benefit Newnan campus nursing program
• Serving up a Taste of Carrollton
• State jobless rate at 10 percent again
• Motorcycle Poker Run raises funds for wheelchair-bound man
• Paulding remembers Sept. 11
• Grant to benefit Paulding history teachers
• Hiram martial arts group excels in tournament
• Paulding Meadows Arts & Crafts Festival successful
• Dallas budgets capital improvements
• City likely to change development authority's name
• Lady Panthers 5-1 in area play
• WSA gets funds to demolish two houses in flood zone
• SAT scores here 12 points below last year; only DCHS improves
• West Georgia Football Club second in Atlanta Cup play
• County bridge projects begin
• Interim Temple chief gets job
• Candidates lay out education plans
• Superintendent: Schools face three big challenges
• Home & Holiday Expo set in November
• Town hall meeting addresses roundabout
• Bands, Burgers & Books for Ferst
• CCI: Most future jobs will require skilled workers
• Suspicious activity call leads to discovery of marijuana growing operation
• City may change ordinance for secondhand goods stores
• Great Strides Walk raises $42,000 for Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
• 9/11: A Nation Remembers
• Injured toddler expected to leave hospital soon
• Parents of slain teacher create memorial fund for needy students
• Tri-state ‘water war’ has local impact
• VR council fails to override mayor’s veto
• Local firefighters in 9/11 memorial run
• HC schools receive literacy, library grant
• Church leaders condemn threat to burn Quran
• 150th Celebration
• Waco holds festival today
• CITI TV is proud to announce our new programming!
• Local pilot killed in plane crash
• Businesses take advantage of expo benefits
• Fundraiser set for Olympian Meyers
• City mulls restrictions on pit bull ownership
• County asks city to waive fees for new jail inspections, permits
• Paulding school enrollment 28,353
• Send us flood photos/stories
• Douglasville Police Department Announces Prescription Pill Take Back Day - September 22
• City Council Votes to Open Bright Star Road Connector
• Panthers need win at Pebblebrook
• Federal grant to install broadband in Paulding
• Paulding 2010 United Way goal $155,000
• Paulding SORBA gets grant to extend trails
• Carrollton attorney injured in plane crash
• Carrollton puts brakes on school fundraisers
• Preservation of resources on board agenda
• Firm chosen for right-of-way acquisition for Lee Road project
• Work to begin on I-20 bridge joints
• Commissioners table request from jail for contract medical services
• City of Douglasville October Fest Weekend
• 1st Annual City of Douglasville Christmas Parade, Christmas Concert and Annual Tree Lighting
• Donation jar taken from store
• Local group putting kids in the air
• 'September Saturdays' to collect food for needy
• Groundbreaking Thursday for new library
• Douglasville celebrates Labor Day
• CIty Hall Closed for Labor Day Holiday
• Republican candidates in Carroll for election rally
• Board approves $150K for court budgets
• Questions surround Villa Rica farm animal exhibit zoning veto
• Soldiers' Angels hosts free Sept. 11 concert in Lithia Springs
• Federal funds to aid city schools
• Toddler hit by train begins recovery in hospital
• Tallapoosa to vote on millage at next meeting
• Judicial center progressing below cost
• Free jazz concerts set
• Worthan named chairman of ARC committee
• City closes historic bridge for repairs
• Bank robbery arrests made
• West Pines doing better than many golf courses
• Georgia Power wins bid for electric service to new county jail
• Right-of-way acquisition will take two years on Lee Road project.
• Paulding's FY11 budget vote set for Sept. 14
• 2-year-old hit by train recovering in hospital
• Sheriff arrests 3 in HVAC thefts
• Tallapoosa's 150th celebration begins today
• Grant to extend county water service
• Man sought for allegedly exposing himself to children in stores
• Woodie Fite Senior Center marks 5th birthday
• Bright Star Road connector on city council agenda again
• Schools reaping benefits of SPLOST
• WellStar expands Paulding Hospital plans
• Paulding department heads describe budget cuts
• State election board sends Temple voter case to AG
• UGA president in Carrollton to talk about state of education
• Temple bank robbed
• Community Garden featured in TV ad
• Citizens Law Enforcement Academy starts Sept. 9
• Inaugural expo event a hit with teens
• UGA president: Educated workforce greatest community asset
• Manual gauges to measure flood water levels
• Ethics commission dismisses complaint against commissioner
• Condition of Tallapoosa toddler improving
• 'Footloose' scene to be filmed in Franklin
• They did what they had to do: 2 honored for life-saving skills
• County schools to get $2.7 million for personnel
• Farm animal exhibit reflects Stockmar legacy
• Reports of bedbugs increasing here
• BOE: 'School mired in AYP red tape'
• Disputed Temple election: Voter says he was following instructions
• Woodie Fite Center to celebrate five years
• GreyStone Golf Course latest victim of troubled economy
• $70M Hwy. 92 relocation could be in motion by year's end
• Fowler soccer field reopening tomorrow
• 'Teacher of the Year' semi-finalists announced
• Ethics policy, charter talk of town hall meeting
• Grant provides healthy school snacks
• Women's Equality Day celebrated
• Boy Scouts kick off recruiting this weekend at VFW
• HFCC promotes literacy at event
• HCBOE: 'School mired in AYP red tape'
• Hiram targets water lines, streets
• Cameras help Hiram police
• Paulding has 3 rabies cases this year
• Paulding school SPLOST renewal on November ballot
• Inmate labor keeping costs down on restoration of Carrollton depot
• Farm animal exhibit reflects Stockmar legacy
• Flu vaccine available in abundant supply
• Two animals test positive for West Nile in Cobb County
• United Way campaign kicks off with $477,903 goal
• Shop owner petitions against new city law
• Reactions to voter ID ruling fall along party lines
• Economy, job fears hurt housing sales
• Shop owner petitions against city ordinance
• Economy, job fears hurting housing sales
• Woman receives probation in drugs case
• Ground broken on new bookstore
• Judge Walker reappointed to state commission
• New ambulance replaces one lost in accident
• Two receive $4,000 rewards in arson cases
• Rhudy: No campaign money, and no plans to raise any
• Women to celebrate anniversary of 19th Amendment
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• Numerous community activities planned in September
• County takes initiative to landscape, clean unsightly roadways
• Local homes used as scene for commercial
• Community Center expected to open mid-October
• Officer undergoes surgery after accident
• Officials say safety top priority on Newnan Road
• Free tennis academy for children with special needs
• Toddler hit by train in critical condition
• UWG faculty art on display
• Boys & Girls Club sets annual spaghetti dinner and sports auction
• Isakson: Treat tax funds like family budget
• School enrollment down 2.6%
• City to take over commercial sanitation services
• Class to help small farmers Aug. 31
• Footloose
• Bremen city OKs agreement for library funding
• Sheriff's deputy struck at HCHS
• Toddler hit by train, flown to hospital
• Students celebrate life of slain student
• Brian Montgomery doesn't let lifelong affliction slow him down
• Consignment shop owners says new city law too costly
• Store owners seek clarification of law
• Plea expected in double-murder case
• Officials, residents see need to improve pedestrian safety
• Lee Road project may be moving into fast lane
• City to inspect construction of county’s jail
• BOE supports suit against charter school commission
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• School traffic a continuing concern
• BOC to set fees for using fire training facility
• Traffic signal at Hwy. 5 and Rose Ave. will be activated today
• GreyStone receives WGTC's Spirit of Giving Award
• Builders hope for more work — soon
• Turner headlines Black Tie & Boots
• 'Chat with Chairman' is Monday night
• Dry cleaners closing after 32 years, victim of sagging economy
• Bus fares increase as GRTA faces budget crisis
• Homeschooling a growing trend
• Volunteers needed as 150th plans solidify
• Schools win $2,000 in video contest
• Sparks says police efforts against gangs are working
• BOC District 1 candidates talks about race to November
• Fatherhood program to host job fair
• North Point Christian Academy begins first year of high school
• Student’s remains identified
• Owings Building makes way for Hunter Park upgrade
• Jail construction expected to start in fall
• Barnes, Deal to face off in November
• Bremen BOE maintains mill rate
• Mayor's veto of animal exhibit zoning draws fire
• Milner in Willie Mays World Series
• Bids sought for construction of library
• Paulding County ax millage rate rises
• Olive Tree restaurant opening in Hiram
• Chattahoochee Tech enrollment up this summer
• Dooley: Football benefits colleges
• Council may override veto on animal park
• Handel concedes race for governor
• Action stalled on VA clinic
• Local party officials like their candidates in November
• Deal holds slight lead over Handel
• Braddock, Donovan, Pownall, Barnett win
• Burned cafe a total loss
• Congressmen seek amendment reinterpretation
• Temple High students in class a little longer
• Rotarians hear all about Lottery numbers
• Schools off to good start
• Fire damages downtown restaurant
• Both Deal, Handel have support from local lawmakers
• Bowdon celebrates Founder's Day
• Blues Festival Aug. 14 downtown
• Primary runoff Tuesday
• Number of foreclosures increases in Carroll Co.
• Former Temple city employee dismisses cases
• Tallapoosa to hold mayoral special election
• Officials divided on roundabout issue
• XPress bus rate increase proposed
• Team effort credited at opening of college site
• Today last day for early vote in Tuesday runoffs
• County’s vineyard association tours East Alabama wineries
• Golf tournament will benefit woman, son
• Sen. Isakson, 13th House District runoff candidates here Saturday
• Handel brings runoff campaign to Douglasville
• Renewed SPLOST for Paulding schools would pay building debt
• Make-A-Wish provides 3-year-old with playground
• Paulding primary runoffs Tuesday
• Haralson School Board hears from residents, votes on mill rate
• Schools see some changes as classes resume
• Chase results in injured officers
• Suspects indicted in student’s death
• School board OKs deeds for sidewalks
• Permit approved for nursery
• City sets millage rate
• Police probe shooting
• Paulding school millage rate expected to remain unchanged
• Dallas tax rate might not change
• $120M jail: Contractors want piece of "largest law enforcement project in U.S."
• City Auction
• Suspect’s lawyer wants hearing delayed
• School bell set to ring for little ones
• New road still at deadend
• County OKs slight cut in tax millage rate
• Hwy.5/Rose Ave. lane shift Wednesday
• Douglasville City Budget
• Police arrest man in July 4 stabbing
• City’s housing program deemed successful
• Builder says Foxhall unique to nation
• BOC expected to approve jail construction manager today
• Bus ride may cost more
• city awaits state DOT greenbelt approval
• Handel, Deal push toward runoff; candidates in Carroll County Saturday
• School starts Thursday
• Public hearings this week on proposed millage rate
• Advance voting begins Monday for Primary Runoff
• Haralson Vets get head start on Toys for Tots
• City, county near agreement on Bright Star Road Connector
• Haralson County cafeterias to get new look
• Heat a concern during practice
• Bond denied for murder suspects
• Oak Mountain headmaster has big plans in store
• McIntosh Park to see major rehabilitation
• Recovered body believed to be student’s
• Old-fashioned campaign picnic Saturday at McIntosh
• Little boy's wish to come true
• Investigation continues into death of school teacher
• Police find body, arrest suspects
• Paulding schools renew Compass Learning support
• Paulding Animal Control reopens under new management
• Briana Mateo playing for Puerto Rico junior national softball team
• Paulding runoff voting begins Monday
• Haralson Board of Ed hears from residents on mill hike
• Sidewalks coming to Fullerville
• City host Employee Appreciation Day
• Hamrick, Bearden support Deal in runoff election
• Police seek info on missing student
• Bike lanes won’t help, cyclists say
• School business
• Fans of 'swimming hole' may have to find a new spot
• Home-Based Business Expo is tomorrow
• Faith-based movie to be released on DVD in October
• Southwire buys NY-based wire, cable company
• Book explores county history
• Primary runoff: Ashmon, Mitchell running on their records
• Schools get tax digest extension
• Boys & Girls Club Carnival
• County revenues dip but spending stabilizes
• Deadline near to appeal valuations
• Hembree: Handel or Deal would be good governor
• Hearing Monday on proposed schools tax millage increase
• Newly elected Cooke focuses on his agenda
• Local votes mirror that of state's
• GreyStone blood drive to honor two fallen linemen
• Program targeting childhood obesity
• Georgia Highlands College facility opens Aug. 5
• Statement of Pre-Qualifictions-Boys and Girls Club
• Texas Holdem Free Tournament
• Former Guardsman arrested on Ft. Gordon with explosives
• Atlanta Gold and Blue Star Mothers ask Isakson and Perdue to "Honor and Remember" our fallen
• Is the media short-changing our military every day?
• A Military Mother's Day in Atlanta
• N.E. Atlanta Huggers Organization sends "Hugs" overseas
• Atlanta Blue Star Mothers share a graceful strength
• Blue Star Mothers Organization in Atlanta
• Military Health 101: How does the Swine Flu affect my Atlanta Military family?
• Big savings at Dobbins' on site grocery sale
• Atlanta Military Figure Society's annual show hits its 33'rd year

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