Forsyth, GA News

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• Forsythia Festival 2012
• 9-11 Memorial Motorcycle Ride
• Back to School for Forsyth - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• CUMMING COMMUNITY LEADERS LOCKED UP FOR GOOD
• Forsythia Festival 2011
• Students, Butler brighten Bolingreen
• Kadence Nikole King
• Klopfer Rd. wreck kills local driver
• Community Calendar
• Judge voids county cuts
• Finding a bright side to cancer
• Building the Kingdom
• Sacrifice enabled Tift's survival
• Decision time: Debate is Monday
• Butler meets Bulldogs
• For sale: Fat-friendly, High Falls stripper pole
• Church Calendar
• FUMC marks homecoming Sun.
• September Building Permits
• Hubbard Middle hold elections
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• WHMS hosts math night
• Public Record: Arrests
• School Lunch Menus
• Bilderback has ideas to cut costs
• Is the drought returning?
• Public Record: Incidents
• Varner meets leaders in their fields
• Couple discovers burglar, knife in their home
• Facelift OK'd for Kynette Park
• City sets trick or treat dates early this year
• Monroe schools win SACS' thumbs up
• Watson joins honor society
• County offers Ellis water job
• Sanders wins essay contest
• Judge voids county cuts
• Finding a bright side to cancer
• Building the Kingdom
• Sacrifice enabled Tift's survival
• Decision time: Debate is Monday
• Butler meets Bulldogs
• For sale: Fat-friendly, High Falls stripper pole
• Church Calendar
• September Building Permits
• FUMC marks homecoming Sun.
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Hubbard Middle hold elections
• Public Record: Arrests
• WHMS hosts math night
• Bilderback has ideas to cut costs
• School Lunch Menus
• Public Record: Incidents
• Is the drought returning?
• Couple discovers burglar, knife in their home
• Varner meets leaders in their fields
• Facelift OK'd for Kynette Park
• City sets trick or treat dates early this year
• Monroe schools win SACS' thumbs up
• Watson joins honor society
• County offers Ellis water job
• Sanders wins essay contest
• Students, Butler brighten Bolingreen
• Kadence Nikole King
• Klopfer Rd. wreck kills local driver
• Community Calendar
• Public Record: Arrests
• Public Record: Incidents
• Jackson gets life for Monroe toddler's death
• Church Calendar
• Program in honor of breast cancer survivors planned for Oct. 16
• Willie Jackson celebrates 105th
• Maynard's Recovery program meets Tues.
• Man acquitted of molestation
• Swain, Jones
• Horror: King charged as dog starves
• Piggin' out
• College survived war, to face fire
• Cheering for the home team
• Davis v. County set for trial Thursday
• HES students get dictionaries
• More than 200 locals ready to spend fall break serving
• Walmart helps HES educators
• At Tift, at last
• School Lunch Menus
• Pack: Some dancing OK by MP band
• Pavers at memorial available for anyone
• LOL: Driver of stolen SUV asks cop for directions
• Heritage gives proper burial for beloved pets
• Mistrial for man accused of lurid photos
• Tax bills arrive this week
• Effort to fire Popham fizzles
• Community Calendar
• Demonstrators for life
• Vaughn: Wait-and-see on new transportation tax
• Church Calendar
• Program in honor of breast cancer survivors planned for Oct. 16
• Willie Jackson celebrates 105th
• Maynard's Recovery program meets Tues.
• Man acquitted of molestation
• Swain, Jones
• Horror: King charged as dog starves
• Piggin' out
• College survived war, to face fire
• Cheering for the home team
• Davis v. County set for trial Thursday
• HES students get dictionaries
• More than 200 locals ready to spend fall break serving
• Walmart helps HES educators
• At Tift, at last
• School Lunch Menus
• Pack: Some dancing OK by MP band
• Pavers at memorial available for anyone
• LOL: Driver of stolen SUV asks cop for directions
• Heritage gives proper burial for beloved pets
• Mistrial for man accused of lurid photos
• Tax bills arrive this week
• Effort to fire Popham fizzles
• Community Calendar
• Demonstrators for life
• Vaughn: Wait-and-see on new transportation tax
• Public Record: Arrests
• Public Record: Incidents
• Jackson gets life for Monroe toddler's death
• Horror: King charged as dog starves
• Piggin' out
• Vaughn: Supports south Monroe bike trail with tax
• Bethany invites kids to AWANA
• College survived war, to face fire
• Cheering for the home team
• Forsyth woman's car struck by train
• Church Calendar
• HES students get dictionaries
• County eyeing 10 percent cut in 2011 budget
• K.B. Sutton Elementary School
• Davis v. County set for trial Thursday
• Walmart helps HES educators
• School system to hosts SACS next week
• T.G. Scott Elementary School
• More than 200 locals ready to spend fall break serving
• School Lunch Menus
• Commissioners approve moving Tobler Creek subdivision entrance
• School Lunch Menus
• At Tift, at last
• Pavers at memorial available for anyone
• Grits Cafe takes second annual Best of Taste award
• Community Calendar
• Pack: Some dancing OK by MP band
• Heritage gives proper burial for beloved pets
• County agrees to build new patrol post
• VerHoef speaks to Historical Society
• LOL: Driver of stolen SUV asks cop for directions
• Tax bills arrive this week
• Your turn: Quiz candidates in Forsyth on Oct. 18
• Sertoma Riders boost Relay total
• Mistrial for man accused of lurid photos
• Community Calendar
• Knife attack over broken fishing pole?
• Singers needed for Forsythia Musicale
• Effort to fire Popham fizzles
• Vaughn: Wait-and-see on new transportation tax
• Civil War closed the college, but not for long
• Michelle Caldwell new leader at BB&T
• Demonstrators for life
• Public Record: Arrests
• Lord, help our schools
• Local bank boosting Pregnancy Center
• Local events slated for fire prevention week
• Public Record: Incidents
• Forsyth officer home from Kuwait
• After Hours at Arts Alliance
• Public Record: Arrests
• Jackson gets life for Monroe toddler's death
• Help, my person's in the pokey
• County writes-off uncollected tax from 1990s
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Church Calendar
• Program in honor of breast cancer survivors planned for Oct. 16
• Sarah Bennett is Homecoming Queen
• Storm leaves Monday morning power outage
• Public Record: Incidents
• Willie Jackson celebrates 105th
• Maynard's Recovery program meets Tues.
• City learns more about planting trees
• The Sanctuary aims to reach new generation in Monroe County
• Man acquitted of molestation
• Swain, Jones
• Two boys injured in pit bull attack
• Forsyth UMC Preschool visits Arts Alliance gallery
• Help, my person's in the pokey
• County writes-off uncollected tax from 1990s
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Sarah Bennett is Homecoming Queen
• Storm leaves Monday morning power outage
• Public Record: Incidents
• City learns more about planting trees
• The Sanctuary aims to reach new generation in Monroe County
• Two boys injured in pit bull attack
• Forsyth UMC Preschool visits Arts Alliance gallery
• Vaughn: Supports south Monroe bike trail with tax
• Bethany invites kids to AWANA
• Forsyth woman's car struck by train
• Church Calendar
• County eyeing 10 percent cut in 2011 budget
• K.B. Sutton Elementary School
• School system to hosts SACS next week
• T.G. Scott Elementary School
• Commissioners approve moving Tobler Creek subdivision entrance
• School Lunch Menus
• Grits Cafe takes second annual Best of Taste award
• Community Calendar
• County agrees to build new patrol post
• VerHoef speaks to Historical Society
• Your turn: Quiz candidates in Forsyth on Oct. 18
• Sertoma Riders boost Relay total
• Knife attack over broken fishing pole?
• Singers needed for Forsythia Musicale
• Civil War closed the college, but not for long
• Michelle Caldwell new leader at BB&T
• Lord, help our schools
• Local bank boosting Pregnancy Center
• Local events slated for fire prevention week
• Forsyth officer home from Kuwait
• After Hours at Arts Alliance
• Public Record: Arrests
• Knife attack over broken fishing pole?
• Singers needed for Forsythia Musicale
• Civil War closed the college, but not for long
• Michelle Caldwell new leader at BB&T
• Lord, help our schools
• Local bank boosting Pregnancy Center
• Local events slated for fire prevention week
• Forsyth officer home from Kuwait
• After Hours at Arts Alliance
• Public Record: Arrests
• Help, my person's in the pokey
• County writes-off uncollected tax from 1990s
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Sarah Bennett is Homecoming Queen
• Storm leaves Monday morning power outage
• Public Record: Incidents
• City learns more about planting trees
• The Sanctuary aims to reach new generation in Monroe County
• Two boys injured in pit bull attack
• Forsyth UMC Preschool visits Arts Alliance gallery
• Vaughn: Supports south Monroe bike trail with tax
• Bethany invites kids to AWANA
• Forsyth woman's car struck by train
• Church Calendar
• County eyeing 10 percent cut in 2011 budget
• K.B. Sutton Elementary School
• School system to hosts SACS next week
• T.G. Scott Elementary School
• Commissioners approve moving Tobler Creek subdivision entrance
• School Lunch Menus
• Grits Cafe takes second annual Best of Taste award
• Community Calendar
• County agrees to build new patrol post
• VerHoef speaks to Historical Society
• Your turn: Quiz candidates in Forsyth on Oct. 18
• Sertoma Riders boost Relay total
• School Lunch Menus
• Commissioners approve moving Tobler Creek subdivision entrance
• Community Calendar
• Grits Cafe takes second annual Best of Taste award
• VerHoef speaks to Historical Society
• County agrees to build new patrol post
• Sertoma Riders boost Relay total
• Your turn: Quiz candidates in Forsyth on Oct. 18
• Singers needed for Forsythia Musicale
• Knife attack over broken fishing pole?
• Michelle Caldwell new leader at BB&T
• Civil War closed the college, but not for long
• Local events slated for fire prevention week
• Lord, help our schools
• Local bank boosting Pregnancy Center
• Public Record: Arrests
• Forsyth officer home from Kuwait
• After Hours at Arts Alliance
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Help, my person's in the pokey
• County writes-off uncollected tax from 1990s
• Public Record: Incidents
• Sarah Bennett is Homecoming Queen
• Storm leaves Monday morning power outage
• The Sanctuary aims to reach new generation in Monroe County
• City learns more about planting trees
• Forsyth UMC Preschool visits Arts Alliance gallery
• Two boys injured in pit bull attack
• Bethany invites kids to AWANA
• Vaughn: Supports south Monroe bike trail with tax
• Church Calendar
• Forsyth woman's car struck by train
• K.B. Sutton Elementary School
• County eyeing 10 percent cut in 2011 budget
• T.G. Scott Elementary School
• School system to hosts SACS next week
• Return to Italy's Battle Mountain
• Foxx City Band to play Sertoma Country Showcase
• Stalking in church
• Storytime starts this week
• Part 1: How Tift College was conceived
• Blaiklee Paige Giddens
• No Sun. alcohol vote this year
• Goen, Davis
• Big jump for MP in SAT score
• Staples, Reynolds
• The changing of the Guard
• Church Calendar
• Political debate set for Oct. 18
• Forsyth man shows it's never too late to get that diploma
• Deadline is next week for hospital's $10 prostate test
• All in the family? County funds internship of chairman's son
• Pack: Residency screening weeds out hundreds of kids
• Public Record: Jury Duty
• Schools: Saved $1 million on power bills since 2006
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Contractor: Streetscape to speed up
• Public Record: Arrests
• Homecoming Week at Mary Persons
• Public Record: Incidents
• County considers toughening rules for massage parlors
• School Lunch Menus
• Georgia's top judge praises Tift renovation
• Community Calendar
• Foxx City Band to play Sertoma Country Showcase
• Goen, Davis
• Staples, Reynolds
• Deadline is next week for hospital's $10 prostate test
• Church Calendar
• County considers toughening rules for massage parlors
• Forsyth man shows it's never too late to get that diploma
• Georgia's top judge praises Tift renovation
• Return to Italy's Battle Mountain
• Stalking in church
• Part 1: How Tift College was conceived
• No Sun. alcohol vote this year
• Big jump for MP in SAT score
• The changing of the Guard
• Public Record: Jury Duty
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Public Record: Arrests
• Political debate set for Oct. 18
• Public Record: Incidents
• All in the family? County funds internship of chairman's son
• School Lunch Menus
• Pack: Residency screening weeds out hundreds of kids
• Community Calendar
• Schools: Saved $1 million on power bills since 2006
• Storytime starts this week
• Contractor: Streetscape to speed up
• Blaiklee Paige Giddens
• Homecoming Week at Mary Persons
• Two sprays for runaway
• New Arrivals
• Smith, Russell
• Kendrick, Skelton
• Ursitti graduates Infantry School
• Church Calendar
• School Lunch Menus
• First Baptist opens 'From My Perspective'
• Cub scouts to have rally on Thursday
• Batts marks 55th year of ministry
• Dye represents Ga. at National Beta convention
• Community Calendar
• 'See you at the pole' Sept. 22
• Miller gets new powers as library chairman
• Miller completes traffic course
• Wilson: Pool still on track despite costs
• Public Record: Jury Duty
• Scott: Marshall running scared
• Public Record: Building Permits
• Pure, genuine religion...means caring for orphans...in their distress. - James 1:27
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Illness postpones county line hearing
• Public Record: Arrests
• Night for princesses raises $7,000 for childhood cancer
• Public Record: Incidents
• City, county eye more parking
• Davis vs. County trial postponed to Oct. 7
• Drivers hurt in head-on collision
• Forsythia Festival seeking logo
• School mourns beloved parapro
• Walters takes command Sat.
• Smith, Russell
• Kendrick, Skelton
• Ursitti graduates Infantry School
• Church Calendar
• School Lunch Menus
• First Baptist opens 'From My Perspective'
• Cub scouts to have rally on Thursday
• Batts marks 55th year of ministry
• Dye represents Ga. at National Beta convention
• Community Calendar
• 'See you at the pole' Sept. 22
• Miller gets new powers as library chairman
• Miller completes traffic course
• Wilson: Pool still on track despite costs
• Public Record: Jury Duty
• Scott: Marshall running scared
• Public Record: Building Permits
• Pure, genuine religion...means caring for orphans...in their distress. - James 1:27
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Public Record: Arrests
• Illness postpones county line hearing
• Public Record: Incidents
• Night for princesses raises $7,000 for childhood cancer
• Davis vs. County trial postponed to Oct. 7
• City, county eye more parking
• Forsythia Festival seeking logo
• Drivers hurt in head-on collision
• Walters takes command Sat.
• School mourns beloved parapro
• New Arrivals
• Two sprays for runaway
• Kendrick, Skelton
• Ursitti graduates Infantry School
• Church Calendar
• School Lunch Menus
• First Baptist opens 'From My Perspective'
• Cub scouts to have rally on Thursday
• Batts marks 55th year of ministry
• Dye represents Ga. at National Beta convention
• Community Calendar
• 'See you at the pole' Sept. 22
• Miller gets new powers as library chairman
• Miller completes traffic course
• Wilson: Pool still on track despite costs
• Public Record: Jury Duty
• Scott: Marshall running scared
• Public Record: Building Permits
• Pure, genuine religion...means caring for orphans...in their distress. - James 1:27
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Illness postpones county line hearing
• Public Record: Arrests
• Night for princesses raises $7,000 for childhood cancer
• Public Record: Incidents
• City, county eye more parking
• Davis vs. County trial postponed to Oct. 7
• Drivers hurt in head-on collision
• Forsythia Festival seeking logo
• School mourns beloved parapro
• Walters takes command Sat.
• Two sprays for runaway
• New Arrivals
• Smith, Russell
• Church Calendar
• School Lunch Menus
• First Baptist opens 'From My Perspective'
• Cub scouts to have rally on Thursday
• Batts marks 55th year of ministry
• Dye represents Ga. at National Beta convention
• Community Calendar
• 'See you at the pole' Sept. 22
• Miller gets new powers as library chairman
• Miller completes traffic course
• Wilson: Pool still on track despite costs
• Public Record: Jury Duty
• Scott: Marshall running scared
• Public Record: Building Permits
• Pure, genuine religion...means caring for orphans...in their distress. - James 1:27
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Illness postpones county line hearing
• Public Record: Arrests
• Night for princesses raises $7,000 for childhood cancer
• Public Record: Incidents
• City, county eye more parking
• Davis vs. County trial postponed to Oct. 7
• Drivers hurt in head-on collision
• Forsythia Festival seeking logo
• School mourns beloved parapro
• Walters takes command Sat.
• Two sprays for runaway
• New Arrivals
• Smith, Russell
• Kendrick, Skelton
• Ursitti graduates Infantry School
• Cub scouts to have rally on Thursday
• Dye represents Ga. at National Beta convention
• 'See you at the pole' Sept. 22
• Miller completes traffic course
• Public Record: Jury Duty
• Public Record: Building Permits
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Public Record: Arrests
• Public Record: Incidents
• Davis vs. County trial postponed to Oct. 7
• Forsythia Festival seeking logo
• Walters takes command Sat.
• New Arrivals
• Smith, Russell
• Kendrick, Skelton
• Ursitti graduates Infantry School
• Community Calendar
• School Lunch Menus
• Man Lifeflighted after motorcycle accident
• Gaines finds Life after 50 by serving his neighbors
• Davis v. BOC trial set for next Thursday
• Shiloh Baptist to celebrate 184 years
• Teen hospitalized in wreck
• Bishop honored on memorial wall
• Forsyth woman charged with shakedowns - again
• High tech help for locals with disabilities
• Man drowns at Lake Juliette
• Church Calendar
• Sticker shock for city pool
• Education in the News
• Armed robbery suspects nabbed
• Dogs fly over Warhawks
• Guard unit to get first local commander in years
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Do it for Dominique
• Public Record: Arrests
• MP wins home opener
• Public Record: Incidents
• BREAKING NEWS: Border battle hearing delayed
• Royal celebration is Saturday
• 'Hallelujah Girls' opens Friday
• Community Calendar
• Around Monroe County
• Steeley, Brown
• Looking Back
• Education in the News
• Sticker shock for city pool
• Dogs fly over Warhawks
• Armed robbery suspects nabbed
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Guard unit to get first local commander in years
• Public Record: Arrests
• Do it for Dominique
• Public Record: Incidents
• MP wins home opener
• Royal celebration is Saturday
• BREAKING NEWS: Border battle hearing delayed
• 'Hallelujah Girls' opens Friday
• Community Calendar
• Around Monroe County
• Steeley, Brown
• Looking Back
• Man Lifeflighted after motorcycle accident
• Gaines finds Life after 50 by serving his neighbors
• Davis v. BOC trial set for next Thursday
• Shiloh Baptist to celebrate 184 years
• Teen hospitalized in wreck
• Bishop honored on memorial wall
• High tech help for locals with disabilities
• Forsyth woman charged with shakedowns - again
• Church Calendar
• Man drowns at Lake Juliette
• BREAKING NEWS: Border battle hearing delayed
• Royal celebration is Saturday
• 'Hallelujah Girls' opens Friday
• Community Calendar
• Around Monroe County
• Steeley, Brown
• Looking Back
• Man Lifeflighted after motorcycle accident
• Gaines finds Life after 50 by serving his neighbors
• Davis v. BOC trial set for next Thursday
• Shiloh Baptist to celebrate 184 years
• Teen hospitalized in wreck
• Bishop honored on memorial wall
• Forsyth woman charged with shakedowns - again
• High tech help for locals with disabilities
• Man drowns at Lake Juliette
• Church Calendar
• Sticker shock for city pool
• Education in the News
• Armed robbery suspects nabbed
• Dogs fly over Warhawks
• Guard unit to get first local commander in years
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Do it for Dominique
• Public Record: Arrests
• MP wins home opener
• Public Record: Incidents
• Looking Back
• Man Lifeflighted after motorcycle accident
• Gaines finds Life after 50 by serving his neighbors
• Davis v. BOC trial set for next Thursday
• Shiloh Baptist to celebrate 184 years
• Teen hospitalized in wreck
• Bishop honored on memorial wall
• Forsyth woman charged with shakedowns - again
• High tech help for locals with disabilities
• Man drowns at Lake Juliette
• Church Calendar
• Sticker shock for city pool
• Education in the News
• Armed robbery suspects nabbed
• Dogs fly over Warhawks
• Guard unit to get first local commander in years
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Do it for Dominique
• Public Record: Arrests
• MP wins home opener
• Public Record: Incidents
• At last: Judge to hear border battle
• Royal celebration is Saturday
• 'Hallelujah Girls' opens Friday
• Community Calendar
• Around Monroe County
• Steeley, Brown
• Bittick fired
• Honor a local vet, help finish memorial
• MP wins home opener
• School Lunch Menus
• Muslim...in Monroe County
• Church Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Around Monroe County
• City unveils new retro patrol cars
• Owner protests city's effort to condemn run-down home
• County buys ambulances
• Forsyth UMC breaks ground
• No sympathy for the Devil
• OK after I-75 pile-up
• Business After Hours at DOC-Tift
• Hospital suffers worst month 'in a long time'
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Forsyth man: Forty cars stolen off property
• Public Record: Arrests
• Homeowners: We were bilked by roofing scam
• Public Record: Incidents
• Arrests in shooting
• Monroe County Hospital welcomes Dr. Webb
• No sympathy for the Devil
• OK after I-75 pile-up
• Business After Hours at DOC-Tift
• Hospital suffers worst month 'in a long time'
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Forsyth man: Forty cars stolen off property
• Public Record: Arrests
• Homeowners: We were bilked by roofing scam
• Public Record: Incidents
• Arrests in shooting
• Monroe County Hospital welcomes Dr. Webb
• Bittick fired
• Honor a local vet, help finish memorial
• MP wins home opener
• School Lunch Menus
• Muslim...in Monroe County
• Church Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Around Monroe County
• City unveils new retro patrol cars
• Owner protests city's effort to condemn run-down home
• County buys ambulances
• Forsyth UMC breaks ground
• Muslim...in Monroe County
• Church Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Around Monroe County
• City unveils new retro patrol cars
• Owner protests city's effort to condemn run-down home
• County buys ambulances
• Forsyth UMC breaks ground
• No sympathy for the Devil
• OK after I-75 pile-up
• Business After Hours at DOC-Tift
• Hospital suffers worst month 'in a long time'
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Forsyth man: Forty cars stolen off property
• Public Record: Arrests
• Homeowners: We were bilked by roofing scam
• Public Record: Incidents
• Arrests in shooting
• Monroe County Hospital welcomes Dr. Webb
• Bittick fired
• Honor a local vet, help finish memorial
• MP wins home opener
• School Lunch Menus
• Hospital suffers worst month 'in a long time'
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Forsyth man: Forty cars stolen off property
• No sympathy for the Devil
• Public Record: Arrests
• Homeowners: We were bilked by roofing scam
• Public Record: Incidents
• Arrests in shooting
• Monroe County Hospital welcomes Dr. Webb
• Bittick fired
• Honor a local vet, help finish memorial
• Muslim...in Monroe County
• School Lunch Menus
• Church Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Around Monroe County
• City unveils new retro patrol cars
• Owner protests city's effort to condemn run-down home
• County buys ambulances
• Forsyth UMC breaks ground
• OK after I-75 pile-up
• Business After Hours at DOC-Tift
• Dispatcher fired over botched 911 call
• Clipping her way to grocery savings
• City unveils new retro patrol cars
• Paper shift topples 18 wheeler
• Church Calendar
• Owner protests city's effort to condemn run-down home
• Work can begin as county OKs bonds
• Public Record: Building Permits
• County buys ambulances
• It's history: Protests kill downtown district rules
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Forsyth UMC breaks ground
• Honesty pays - literally
• Public Record: Arrests
• OK after I-75 pile-up
• City eyes vote on Sun. alcohol sales
• Public Record: Incidents
• Business After Hours at DOC-Tift
• Gray man indicted in death of Monroe Co. toddler
• Hospital suffers worst month 'in a long time'
• Community Calendar
• Forsyth man: Forty cars stolen off property
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• MP Class of 1958 holds 52nd reunion
• No sympathy for the Devil
• Public Record: Arrests
• Bunn, Edge
• Homeowners: We were bilked by roofing scam
• Public Record: Incidents
• Pennington, Brantley
• Arrests in shooting
• Monroe County Hospital welcomes Dr. Webb
• Couple: Paid taxes on home they didn't own for 38 years
• Bittick fired
• Honor a local vet, help finish memorial
• School board hikes taxes
• Muslim...in Monroe County
• School Lunch Menus
• Whitaker book sells out at Ann's
• Berg's Nuisance Animal Control
• Church Calendar
• City, county fighting endangers water extension
• Education in the News
• Community Calendar
• Tie Howard? Mayor won't break council 3-3 deadlock
• School Lunch Menus
• Around Monroe County
• Community Calendar
• MP Class of 1958 holds 52nd reunion
• Bunn, Edge
• Pennington, Brantley
• Couple: Paid taxes on home they didn't own for 38 years
• School board hikes taxes
• Whitaker book sells out at Ann's
• Berg's Nuisance Animal Control
• City, county fighting endangers water extension
• Education in the News
• Tie Howard? Mayor won't break council 3-3 deadlock
• School Lunch Menus
• Dispatcher fired over botched 911 call
• Clipping her way to grocery savings
• Paper shift topples 18 wheeler
• Church Calendar
• Work can begin as county OKs bonds
• Public Record: Building Permits
• It's history: Protests kill downtown district rules
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Honesty pays - literally
• Public Record: Arrests
• City eyes vote on Sun. alcohol sales
• Public Record: Incidents
• Gray man indicted in death of Monroe Co. toddler
• City, county fighting endangers water extension
• Education in the News
• Tie Howard? Mayor won't break council 3-3 deadlock
• School Lunch Menus
• Dispatcher fired over botched 911 call
• Clipping her way to grocery savings
• Paper shift topples 18 wheeler
• Church Calendar
• Work can begin as county OKs bonds
• Public Record: Building Permits
• It's history: Protests kill downtown district rules
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Honesty pays - literally
• Public Record: Arrests
• City eyes vote on Sun. alcohol sales
• Public Record: Incidents
• Gray man indicted in death of Monroe Co. toddler
• Community Calendar
• MP Class of 1958 holds 52nd reunion
• Bunn, Edge
• Pennington, Brantley
• Couple: Paid taxes on home they didn't own for 38 years
• School board hikes taxes
• Whitaker book sells out at Ann's
• Berg's Nuisance Animal Control
• Public Record: Incidents
• City eyes vote on Sun. alcohol sales
• Gray man indicted in death of Monroe Co. toddler
• Community Calendar
• MP Class of 1958 holds 52nd reunion
• Bunn, Edge
• Pennington, Brantley
• Couple: Paid taxes on home they didn't own for 38 years
• School board hikes taxes
• Berg's Nuisance Animal Control
• Whitaker book sells out at Ann's
• Education in the News
• City, county fighting endangers water extension
• School Lunch Menus
• Tie Howard? Mayor won't break council 3-3 deadlock
• Clipping her way to grocery savings
• Dispatcher fired over botched 911 call
• Church Calendar
• Paper shift topples 18 wheeler
• Public Record: Building Permits
• Work can begin as county OKs bonds
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• It's history: Protests kill downtown district rules
• Public Record: Arrests
• Honesty pays - literally
• School board hikes taxes
• Whitaker book sells out at Ann's
• Berg's Nuisance Animal Control
• City, county fighting endangers water extension
• Education in the News
• Tie Howard? Mayor won't break council 3-3 deadlock
• School Lunch Menus
• Dispatcher fired over botched 911 call
• Clipping her way to grocery savings
• Paper shift topples 18 wheeler
• Church Calendar
• Work can begin as county OKs bonds
• Public Record: Building Permits
• It's history: Protests kill downtown district rules
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Honesty pays - literally
• Public Record: Arrests
• City eyes vote on Sun. alcohol sales
• Public Record: Incidents
• Gray man indicted in death of Monroe Co. toddler
• Community Calendar
• MP Class of 1958 holds 52nd reunion
• Bunn, Edge
• Pennington, Brantley
• Couple: Paid taxes on home they didn't own for 38 years
• Chambliss, Watkins
• Un-holy water: Trash in creek was from church
• Lady Dogs start with a bang
• Simmons new chief appraiser
• ‘Royal celebration' on tap to help kids fight cancer
• Pastor returns to sign books Friday
• Forsyth UMC kicks off its $2 million addition Sunday
• County watchdog Ashmore dies
• 'Time ... to kick some butt'
• DOC commissioner promises jobs to students in new program
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Public Record: Arrests
• Public Record: Incidents
• Community Calendar
• Maines, Hughley
• Un-holy water: Trash in creek was from church
• Lady Dogs start with a bang
• Simmons new chief appraiser
• ‘Royal celebration' on tap to help kids fight cancer
• Pastor returns to sign books Friday
• Forsyth UMC kicks off its $2 million addition Sunday
• County watchdog Ashmore dies
• 'Time ... to kick some butt'
• DOC commissioner promises jobs to students in new program
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Public Record: Arrests
• Public Record: Incidents
• Community Calendar
• Maines, Hughley
• Chambliss, Watkins
• Lady Dogs start with a bang
• Simmons new chief appraiser
• ‘Royal celebration' on tap to help kids fight cancer
• Pastor returns to sign books Friday
• Forsyth UMC kicks off its $2 million addition Sunday
• County watchdog Ashmore dies
• 'Time ... to kick some butt'
• DOC commissioner promises jobs to students in new program
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Public Record: Arrests
• Public Record: Incidents
• Community Calendar
• Maines, Hughley
• Chambliss, Watkins
• Un-holy water: Trash in creek was from church
• Simmons new chief appraiser
• ‘Royal celebration' on tap to help kids fight cancer
• Pastor returns to sign books Friday
• Forsyth UMC kicks off its $2 million addition Sunday
• County watchdog Ashmore dies
• 'Time ... to kick some butt'
• DOC commissioner promises jobs to students in new program
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Public Record: Arrests
• Public Record: Incidents
• Community Calendar
• Maines, Hughley
• Chambliss, Watkins
• Un-holy water: Trash in creek was from church
• Lady Dogs start with a bang
• TV comes to town for DQ's Miracle Treat Day
• Community Calendar
• Bike ride fund-raiser is Sat.
• Church St. neighborhood watch to meet
• Confederate from Forsyth enters 48th Hall of Fame Sat.
• For better or worse...
• Authority purchases Indian Springs park for $1.35 million
• Send us your First Day of School pictures
• Chick Willis concert on the Square Saturday
• Need help to finish memorial
• County re-hires fired water dept. supervisor
• Church Calendar
• City wants Streetscape on Johnston St., not Lee
• Local teen's 1970 Chevelle project may win $10,000
• Marshall: Good chance that Pelosi is finished
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Bittick on paid leave during GBI probe
• Public Record: Arrests
• Public Record: Incidents
• Copper stolen from burnt Hammond Hardware
• What's new and what's the same?
• Monroe County School Calendar 2010-11
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Marshall: Good chance that Pelosi is finished
• Public Record: Arrests
• Bittick on paid leave during GBI probe
• Public Record: Incidents
• Copper stolen from burnt Hammond Hardware
• What's new and what's the same?
• Monroe County School Calendar 2010-11
• TV comes to town for DQ's Miracle Treat Day
• Community Calendar
• Bike ride fund-raiser is Sat.
• Church St. neighborhood watch to meet
• Confederate from Forsyth enters 48th Hall of Fame Sat.
• For better or worse...
• Send us your First Day of School pictures
• Authority purchases Indian Springs park for $1.35 million
• Need help to finish memorial
• Chick Willis concert on the Square Saturday
• Church Calendar
• County re-hires fired water dept. supervisor
• Local teen's 1970 Chevelle project may win $10,000
• City wants Streetscape on Johnston St., not Lee
• Confederate from Forsyth enters 48th Hall of Fame Sat.
• For better or worse...
• Authority purchases Indian Springs park for $1.35 million
• Send us your First Day of School pictures
• Chick Willis concert on the Square Saturday
• Need help to finish memorial
• County re-hires fired water dept. supervisor
• Church Calendar
• City wants Streetscape on Johnston St., not Lee
• Local teen's 1970 Chevelle project may win $10,000
• Marshall: Good chance that Pelosi is finished
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Bittick on paid leave during GBI probe
• Public Record: Arrests
• Public Record: Incidents
• Copper stolen from burnt Hammond Hardware
• What's new and what's the same?
• Monroe County School Calendar 2010-11
• TV comes to town for DQ's Miracle Treat Day
• Community Calendar
• Bike ride fund-raiser is Sat.
• Church St. neighborhood watch to meet
• What's new and what's the same?
• Monroe County School Calendar 2010-11
• TV comes to town for DQ's Miracle Treat Day
• Community Calendar
• Bike ride fund-raiser is Sat.
• Church St. neighborhood watch to meet
• Confederate from Forsyth enters 48th Hall of Fame Sat.
• For better or worse...
• Authority purchases Indian Springs park for $1.35 million
• Send us your First Day of School pictures
• Chick Willis concert on the Square Saturday
• Need help to finish memorial
• County re-hires fired water dept. supervisor
• Church Calendar
• City wants Streetscape on Johnston St., not Lee
• Local teen's 1970 Chevelle project may win $10,000
• Marshall: Good chance that Pelosi is finished
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Bittick on paid leave during GBI probe
• Public Record: Arrests
• Public Record: Incidents
• Copper stolen from burnt Hammond Hardware
• Nine arrests at Pope's Ferry
• County re-hires fired water dept. supervisor
• Church Calendar
• With Obama in Atlanta, Barnes heads for Forsyth
• City wants Streetscape on Johnston St., not Lee
• Local teen's 1970 Chevelle project may win $10,000
• Marshall hosts town hall in Forsyth Thursday
• Marshall: Good chance that Pelosi is finished
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Early voting now for Aug. 10 runoff
• Bittick on paid leave during GBI probe
• Public Record: Arrests
• County red-faced over permit reversal
• Stage With Passion
• Public Record: Incidents
• ATV accident claims Sutton Elem. parapro
• Looking Back
• Copper stolen from burnt Hammond Hardware
• Open House for Preschool and After School Programs on Aug. 10
• Church News
• What's new and what's the same?
• Arson in High Falls?
• Church Calendar
• Monroe County School Calendar 2010-11
• Chick Willis in concert
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• TV comes to town for DQ's Miracle Treat Day
• Public Record: Arrests
• Community Calendar
• Public Record: Incidents
• Bike ride fund-raiser is Sat.
• Dummy-proofing teens
• Church St. neighborhood watch to meet
• Community Calendar
• Confederate from Forsyth enters 48th Hall of Fame Sat.
• Around Monroe County
• For better or worse...
• Police: Forsyth woman accused of deception
• Authority purchases Indian Springs park for $1.35 million
• Send us your First Day of School pictures
• Hotel traffic down 25 percent in Forsyth
• Chick Willis concert on the Square Saturday
• Need help to finish memorial
• Dummy-proofing teens
• Community Calendar
• Around Monroe County
• Police: Forsyth woman accused of deception
• Hotel traffic down 25 percent in Forsyth
• Nine arrests at Pope's Ferry
• Local Congratulations
• With Obama in Atlanta, Barnes heads for Forsyth
• Marshall hosts town hall in Forsyth Thursday
• Early voting now for Aug. 10 runoff
• Stage With Passion
• County red-faced over permit reversal
• Looking Back
• ATV accident claims Sutton Elem. parapro
• Church News
• Open House for Preschool and After School Programs on Aug. 10
• Church Calendar
• Arson in High Falls?
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Chick Willis in concert
• Public Record: Arrests
• Public Record: Incidents
• Looking Back
• County red-faced over permit reversal
• Church News
• ATV accident claims Sutton Elem. parapro
• Church Calendar
• Open House for Preschool and After School Programs on Aug. 10
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Arson in High Falls?
• Public Record: Arrests
• Chick Willis in concert
• Public Record: Incidents
• Dummy-proofing teens
• Community Calendar
• Around Monroe County
• Police: Forsyth woman accused of deception
• Hotel traffic down 25 percent in Forsyth
• Nine arrests at Pope's Ferry
• Local Congratulations
• With Obama in Atlanta, Barnes heads for Forsyth
• Marshall hosts town hall in Forsyth Thursday
• Stage With Passion
• Early voting now for Aug. 10 runoff
• Public Record: Incidents
• Church Calendar
• Hotel traffic down 25 percent in Forsyth
• Public Record: Arrests
• Drug dog Kazaan back, aids drug bust
• Nine arrests at Pope's Ferry
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Forsyth PD adds new officers, chaplains
• Local Congratulations
• Boycott Petroleum?
• Getting a job and $300 – easy as 1-2-3
• With Obama in Atlanta, Barnes heads for Forsyth
• Forsyth's last hot summer without pool?
• Eric Sellers is new warden at Burruss
• Marshall hosts town hall in Forsyth Thursday
• Not-so-Good Samaritan charged in wallet theft
• Dancing in the heat
• Early voting now for Aug. 10 runoff
• Stage With Passion
• Chick Willis in concert
• School board hikes taxes to their highest level ever
• County red-faced over permit reversal
• Looking Back
• Voters to settle runoff on Aug. 10
• City notebook: Taking aim at run-down homes
• ATV accident claims Sutton Elem. parapro
• Church News
• A Shuman legacy as DAR good citizens
• Open House for Preschool and After School Programs on Aug. 10
• Church Calendar
• Whitehead named CGTC Board chair
• Arson in High Falls?
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• County notebook: New chairs for library
• Chick Willis in concert
• Public Record: Arrests
• Local Congratulations
• Looking Back
• Public Record: Incidents
• Local Scouts go to National Jamboree
• Church News
• Dummy-proofing teens
• Community Calendar
• Church Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Brandon Stuart joins GEC
• Looking Back
• Around Monroe County
• Forsyth woman robbed at gunpoint in Macon
• Ministerial Association aids family
• Police: Forsyth woman accused of deception
• Voters to settle runoff on Aug. 10
• School board hikes taxes to their highest level ever
• City notebook: Taking aim at run-down homes
• A Shuman legacy as DAR good citizens
• Whitehead named CGTC Board chair
• County notebook: New chairs for library
• Local Scouts go to National Jamboree
• Community Calendar
• Brandon Stuart joins GEC
• Forsyth woman robbed at gunpoint in Macon
• Looking Back
• Public Record: Incidents
• Ministerial Association aids family
• Public Record: Arrests
• Church Calendar
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Drug dog Kazaan back, aids drug bust
• Boycott Petroleum?
• Forsyth PD adds new officers, chaplains
• Forsyth's last hot summer without pool?
• Getting a job and $300 – easy as 1-2-3
• Not-so-Good Samaritan charged in wallet theft
• Eric Sellers is new warden at Burruss
• Chick Willis in concert
• Dancing in the heat
• Community Calendar
• Brandon Stuart joins GEC
• Chick Willis in concert
• Forsyth woman robbed at gunpoint in Macon
• Looking Back
• Public Record: Incidents
• Ministerial Association aids family
• Public Record: Arrests
• Church Calendar
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Drug dog Kazaan back, aids drug bust
• Boycott Petroleum?
• Forsyth PD adds new officers, chaplains
• Forsyth's last hot summer without pool?
• Getting a job and $300 – easy as 1-2-3
• Not-so-Good Samaritan charged in wallet theft
• Eric Sellers is new warden at Burruss
• Voters to settle runoff on Aug. 10
• Dancing in the heat
• School board hikes taxes to their highest level ever
• City notebook: Taking aim at run-down homes
• A Shuman legacy as DAR good citizens
• Whitehead named CGTC Board chair
• County notebook: New chairs for library
• Local Scouts go to National Jamboree
• Not-so-Good Samaritan charged in wallet theft
• Eric Sellers is new warden at Burruss
• 911 CALL CENTER BACK UP AND RUNNING
• Dancing in the heat
• Voters to settle runoff on Aug. 10
• School board hikes taxes to their highest level ever
• City notebook: Taking aim at run-down homes
• A Shuman legacy as DAR good citizens
• Whitehead named CGTC Board chair
• County notebook: New chairs for library
• Local Scouts go to National Jamboree
• Community Calendar
• Brandon Stuart joins GEC
• Forsyth woman robbed at gunpoint in Macon
• Looking Back
• Public Record: Incidents
• Ministerial Association aids family
• Public Record: Arrests
• Church Calendar
• Public Record: Property Transfers
• Drug dog Kazaan back, aids drug bust
• Boycott Petroleum?
• Forsyth PD adds new officers, chaplains
• Forsyth's last hot summer without pool?
• Getting a job and $300 – easy as 1-2-3
• Going green wins gold for Smarr warehouse
• Bulldogs named to All-Middle Georgia soccer team
• Forsyth police dispatcher charged with hitting cop
• Streetscape is really happening
• Property Transfers
• Despite iPods, MP unlikely to hit target
• Building permits
• 911 CALL CENTER BACK UP AND RUNNING
• Arrests
• FREE Coke at Freshway in this week's Reporter
• Fletcher see Europe via ambassador program
• 'We have felt all the prayers'
• Chicken-Q to raise funds for Belknap
• Free concert on the square Saturday
• Incidents
• Stark donates Locks of Love
• Forsyth native to have solo art show
• Who supported whom in primary?
• County: Tax hike just a precaution
• Man admits gun-toting road rage on I-75
• New assessors re-open '08 appeals
• School board OKs $33 million budget
• Forsyth native to have solo art show
• Who supported whom in primary?
• County: Tax hike just a precaution
• Man admits gun-toting road rage on I-75
• New assessors re-open '08 appeals
• School board OKs $33 million budget
• Going green wins gold for Smarr warehouse
• Bulldogs named to All-Middle Georgia soccer team
• Forsyth police dispatcher charged with hitting cop
• Streetscape is really happening
• Property Transfers
• Despite iPods, MP unlikely to hit target
• Building permits
• BREAKING NEWS: 911 CALL CENTER BACK UP AND RUNNING
• Arrests
• FREE Coke at Freshway in this week's Reporter
• Fletcher see Europe via ambassador program
• 'We have felt all the prayers'
• Chicken-Q to raise funds for Belknap
• Free concert on the square Saturday
• Incidents
• Stark donates Locks of Love
• Governor Recognizes 12 Georgians for Acts of Heroism
• Governor Perdue Honors Fallen Officers
• Governor Perdue Recognizes 19 Georgians for Acts of Heroism and Contributions to Public Safety
• Forsythia Festival

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