Griffin, GA News

• Griffin, GA News
• Local incumbents mostly unopposed
• Local veterans reflect on Memorial Day
• Theft will not deter local mowing company
• Friday was Dr. Martha Taylor's Day
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• 20 candidates qualify in 13 local races
• Three more candidates qualify
• Griffin man dies following car accident
• Body found in reservoir; man missing
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• Ruby Tuesday closed for underperformance
• Several candidates qualify on first day
• County considering tobacco free parks
• News of Yesteryear — May 24, 2012
• Missing person
• SCTC BASKETBALL TRYOUTS!!!!!! (CURRENT SPORTS PHYSICAL NEEDED) Men-May 30th from...
• County removed from ozone non-attainment area
• Memorial Day ceremony to be held at Veterans Memorial Park
• County appoints four to Airport Authority
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• County looking at trash for savings
• Police arrest man, woman for possession of meth
• News of Yesteryear — May 22, 2012
• County commissioners to vote on speed limit
• Law enforcement turning up the HEAT
• Qualifying for county elections begins Wednesday
• Mary Flynn named ABWA Woman of the Year
• News of Yesteryear — May 19, 2012
• News of Yesteryear — May 18, 2012
• Local church hosting free awareness program
• Special-needs students compete in Special Olympics
• Police arrest woman for aggravated battery
• Griffin Area Arts Alliance recognizes volunteers
• Police investigate shooting at Regency Apartments
• Four fight, five go to jail
• Flicks at Sixth returns Friday with ‘Dolphin Tale’
• News of Yesteryear — May 17, 2012
• Police investigating home invasion, hit and run
• ACCAB wants more adoptions from shelter
• Airport looking for tenant
• News of Yesteryear — May 16, 2012
• Proposed county budget up 6.17 percent
• Two arrested in domestic dispute
• Griffin man arrested for disorderly conduct at Taco Bell
• News of Yesteryear — May 15, 2012
• Two GPD officers honored at annual awards banquet
• County getting ‘StormReady’
• Two arrested for marijuana possession
• News of Yesteryear — May 12, 2012
• County approves paving for new senior center
• County renews capacity contract
• City tables request for church
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• IT'S A BIG NIGHT! SCTC is so proud of all of the 2012 GRADUATES and is looking f...
• Need help completing your FAFSA? Join us for FAFSA night!
• City hiring armed security guard
• Man released from jail after earlier arrest
• Southern Crescent to hold graduation ceremony Thursday night
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• We are looking forward to seeing everyone at GRADUATION tomorrow night - May 10,...
• Police respond to stabbing, burglary
• County planning for airport authority
• Noise abatement ordinance approved
• News of Yesteryear — May 9, 2012
• Police respond to burglary, shots fired
• Wilson receives ACCG award for excellence in public service
• Georgia Recovery Project concludes May 18
• May 8, 2012
• News of Yesteryear — May 8, 2012
• Bookstore Buy-back: Griffin - May 2nd & 3rd: 9am to 5pm; May 7-9th: 9am to 5pm;...
• Summer Semester Financial Aid will be in the bookstores May 7th- June 14th. Plea...
• Land Bank can extinguish back taxes
• Georgia Power offers refrigerator recycling
• News of Yesteryear — May 5, 2012
• Qualifying for July 31 election begins on May 23
• Police investigate Edgewood burglary
• USG chancellor visits Rotary Club
• News of Yesteryear — May 4, 2012
• Kiwanis scholarships total $15,500
• Beckham suspended 50 games
• School board OKs controversial transfer of teacher
• Police: Fight over repair of vehicle
• Law targets scrap metal thefts
• SCTC is proud to announce that $2252.00 was raised to support Upson County's Rel...
• King crowned Exchange Club's Man of the Year
• Relay for Life starts Friday night at Spalding High
• Firefighters' annual boot drive begins Thursday
• Man shot by police had stabbed his wife
• Kroger at Griffin Pavilion to open in November
• Check out our Fastpitch Softball Tigers!!!!!
• PERFORMING TODAY! As part of their final exam, students enrolled in THEA 1101 w...
• Blood Drive today on the Flint River Campus until 12pm. Save a Life!
• Bookstore Buybacks
• Don't forget about these very important Financial Aid Sessions.
• 1,999 likes! who will be #2,000? We appreciate ALL of you!
• Two teens charged as drug dealers
• County OKs three rezonings for church
• Griffin Power receives RP3 award
• GPD arrests man on narcotics charges
• News of Yesteryear — May 1, 2012
• Police investigate burglary on North 14th Street
• Mayfling draws crowd to city park
• Unemployment in Spalding County down to 11.2 percent
• Driver hits power pole Friday afternoon
• News of Yesteryear — April 28, 2012
• Driver charged with hit-and-run
• Residents asked to turn in unwanted pills
• Plan to guide visitors to sites
• News of Yesteryear — April 27, 2012
• County to save $304,577 with switch to Blue Cross
• News of Yesteryear — April 26, 2012
• Financial Aid is Changing! Come to one of these sessions to learn more!
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• Officer recovering, suspect dies
• City planning for airport authority
• County to raise speed limit on Jordan Hill
• News of Yesteryear — April 25, 2012
• The Career Fair is under way! Come by until 5:00pm! Griffin Campus Event Center
• PALASA (The Performing and Literary Arts Student Association) will meet this Thu...
• Suspect shot during arrest Monday
• Firefighters annual boot drive coming up
• County to take up rezonings for church
• Police arrest woman for stabbing girlfriend
• Jones receives President's Award from GSSA
• Attention Graduates! If you plan to attend the May 10th Graduation, a represent...
• Some of those in attendance will be: The Reserve Network Hoshizaki America, Inc....
• Griffin Fire and Lions present Safety Day, May 5
• Couple arrested for meth possession
• City Commissioner victim of hackers
• Police arrest motorcycle driver after chase
• State Chamber of Commerce president speaks at Rotary
• News of Yesteryear — April 20, 2012
• Career Fair! Tuesday, April 24th - Griffin Campus Event Center
• Today is the last day to pay your graduation fee for the May 10th graduation cer...
• GUEST SPEAKER TODAY! Paula Palmer Green presents "Grow Yourself Successful" Jo...
• School board dismisses complaint
• Alcohol sales training required
• School board dismisses sexual harassment complaint filed against superintendent
• HURRY STUDENTS! IT'S NOT TOO LATE! The Southern Crescent Technical College Foun...
• Police arrest teen for gun
• County, hospital argue dispatch service
• Perdue receives Bain Proctor Award
• News of Yesteryear — April 18, 2012
• IT'S ON! Go by Griffin Dwarf House and show your college id for your free chick...
• Griffin man arrested, released on bond in hit and run
• GPD makes arrest in family violence, responds to assault
• Landbank reduces budget request
• News of Yesteryear
• College night at Chick-fil-A Griffin Dwarf House! Tuesday, April 17th. FREE Chi...
• This past weekend, Georgia Phi Beta Lambda held their annual state competition....
• Blood Drive TODAY! Griffin Campus Cafeteria 8:30-1:00
• Local woman trains service dogs for disabled veterans
• Mock prom disaster staged at Spalding High
• School bus drivers compete in Road-E-O
• Local Salvation Army celebrates its volunteers
• City OK two houses for church site
• Community partnership celebrated Thursday
• Man Tased, arrested for fight at VFW hall
• News of Yesteryear — April 14, 2012
• Christian Women’s Center breaks ground on new shelter
• Early warning system notifies residents in error
• Lt. Sam Parks honored as March’s Strongest Link
• Commemorating the resilient community
• Griffin police investigates burglaries
• GPD responds to assault of juvenile
• Gradution rate drops to 58.8 percent under new formula
• City approves bonds for new Kroger
• Dogs in trucks not a problem here
• News of Yesteryear — April 12, 2012
• SCTC SGA has begun fundraising efforts for Relay for Life. On this Friday, some...
• Donation drive organized for Davis family
• Animal licensing tabled indefinitely
• Kia donates two cars to SCTC automotive program
• News of Yesteryear — April 11, 2012
• Students...We hope to see you there! Student Appreciation Day - Griffin Campus T...
• Students...We hope to see you there! Student Appreciation Day - Griffin Campus 1...
• Food program to address hunger issue for local students
• News of Yesteryear — April 11, 2012
• Are you experiencing issues with ANGEL? A message from our Distance Education...
• City considering bonds for new Kroger
• Animal Board to discuss licensing Monday
• Dee Stewart included in Memorial Wall
• News of Yesteryear — April 7, 2012
• Funeral arrangements for Spc. Johnathon Davis
• T-SPLOST may bring $97.8 million
• Former Rotary International COO visits Griffin
• News of Yesteryear — April 6, 2012
• Daybook — April 6, 2012
• New shirts in the bookstore!
• Chef Boutier would like to see you all at the Crescent Cafe! Open for lunch unt...
• Location change for Softball Tryouts today! Fairmont Park - 241 Blanton Ave in G...
• Good Morning Facebook Fans! What do you like most about being our fan? The upd...
• Shooting suspect at YDC until trial
• Two killed in wreck early Wednesday
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• Plans for procession for soldier announced
• RIGHT NOW UNTIL 1:30! Express Employment Professionals is on the Griffin Campus...
• Plant Sale TODAY! 8-4 or while supplies last! Griffin Campus, follow the signs!
• County: No protest to road closing
• Griffin Police respond to home invasion, assault
• County OKs scaled-back bid for new senior center
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• Softball tryouts will be held on Wednesday & Thursday April, 4th and 5th at City...
• Calling all Basketball Stars of SCTC!!! On April 12, 2012, Student Government...
• TODAY! 11:30 - 1:30! Griffin Campus Event Center (cafeteria)
• Wednesday! . Express Employment Professionals will be on the Griffin Campus recr...
• Easter musical dedicated to soldier
• Beer Festival to help feed needy in Nicaragua
• Former sheriff Stewart to join Memorial Wall
• Easter egg hunts Saturday
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• Statement released on death of soldier
• February unemployment 11.8 percent in Spalding
• Vote on principal expected Tuesday
• Rain postpones parts of Kiwanis One Day project
• Emergency notification system launched
• MAC hears Guard restationing proposal
• April is Confederate History Month
• County revisiting ‘brown bagging’
• News of Yesteryear — March 31, 2012
• Soldier from Griffin killed in Afghanistan
• County celebrates Wilson’s first year back
• Class size waiver request OK’d
• News of Yesteryear — March 30, 2012
• Flint River Campus TODAY! Car Show 11:30 - 2 Talent Show 12:30 Food 11:30 DJ Day...
• Meriwether Homes may be razed
• Park arrest leads to drug charges
• On the menu — Culinary arts students open Crescent Cafe
• SHS volunteer named March MVP
• Mark your calendar! College Fair is coming Tuesday, April 3rd, 11:30-1:30, Griff...
• County keeps 30 percent tournament fee
• Officials table suites proposal
• News of Yesteryear — March 28, 2012
• Daybook — March 28, 2012
• Suspect named in shooting
• TODAY! 12:30 - Griffin Campus Event Center - WIA Presentation for those seeking...
• Police respond to multiple burglaries
• News of Yesteryear — March 27, 2012
• Moving on
• Calling all creative writers, performers, and behind-the-scenes workers! Are you...
• Student Appreciation Day - Flint River Campus Thursday, March 29 11 am - 2 pm &...
• Just a friendly reminder to stop by the new Crescent Cafe on the Griffin Campus...
• Warrant issued in Tyus Park shooting
• New doctorate program at UGA-Griffin popular with students
• News of Yesteryear — March 25, 2012
• County eases tree requirements
• No decision yet on bridge behind UGA
• Bridge to be moved Monday morning
• Local woman named Gordon's Outstanding Scholar for 2012
• News of Yesteryear — March 24, 2012
• Saturday's Stream Cleanup has been rescheduled
• County may require class for alcohol sales
• T-SPLOST meetings coming up
• GHS Choral Booster Club to hold Spaghetti Supper tonight
• Kiwanis Club, American Legion recognize 2011 Eagle Scouts
• Great job to our Video Production Class filming yesterday's Public Safety Traini...
• We love seeing our Photography Class in action around campus!
• Senior center bid over budget
• SCTC celebrates opening of Public Safety Training Facility
• GPD makes marijuana possession arrests
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• Self-Empowerment Expo today on the Flint River Campus! 1:00pm - 4:00pm, B132!...
• Sheriff warns of phone scams
• Arrests made as party guests refuse to leave
• Wastewater plan approved
• County looking to ban 'brown bagging' alcohol
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• Federal Work-Study Positions Available for Spring 2012 Please visit the Employme...
• A representative from the Balfour Company will be on campus for cap and gown pic...
• Today - Griffin Campus Cafeteria - Self-Empowerment Expo - 1-4pm
• Current Student Registration for Summer & Fall Semester begins March 26. Remind...
• Woman killed in Saturday apartment fire
• Runaway teen back home
• News of Yesteryear — March 20, 2012
• Congratulations to the following students who placed in their respective competi...
• TODAY! A representative from the Balfour Company will be on the Griffin campus T...
• Kiwanis Club gears up for One Day
• FNB will honor outstanding students
• Salvation Army asks public to share memories for anniversary
• Some Highway 16 lanes will be closed this week
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• Man assaulted on Poplar Street Wednesday
• Play focuses on consequences of living 'thug life'
• Daybook — March 17, 2012
• News of Yesteryear — March 17, 2012
• City of Griffin Water Department replacing fire hydrant on N. 9th Street today
• Conner-Westbury Funeral Home acquired by Texas company
• Golden Eagle Dinner on March 20 to benefit Boy Scouts
• Tour de Pike to be Saturday in Concord
• Griffin planner leaving to be McDonough city manager
• Dogs in trucks still under study
• Graduation is May 10, 2012 at First Assembly of God in Griffin. A representati...
• Precision Transmission, Griffin – Transmission repair – Call 404-693-1100 for ap...
• Bill would require drug testing for TANF program
• City OKs street closure for new Kroger
• Owners and officials learn about responsible alcohol sales
• News of Yesteryear — March 15, 2012
• Spalding High student reported missing
• Woman arrested for stabbing boyfriend
• Police respond to burglary, robbery
• News of Yesteryear — March 14, 2012
• Daybook — March 14, 2012
• Candler Field Museum hosting Hangar Dance Saturday
• Butts County running sewer lines along Highway 16
• Unemployment claims up in January
• Two teens arrested for attempted burglary
• News of Yesteryear — March 13, 2012
• The Advisement Centers on both the Griffin and Flint River Campuses will be clos...
• City to close street for new Kroger
• GPD responds to robbery
• School system hosting transition fair
• News of Yesteryear — March 11, 2012
• Daybook — March 10, 2012
• Pike woman arrested after shooting from inside residence
• News of Yesteryear — March 10, 2012
• BOC considers noise revisions
• Senior center concerns addressed
• Kiwanis Club recognizes STAR students, teachers
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• County hearing on Country Rock is Friday
• Stewart to be honored on Memorial Wall
• Education leaders praise community for passing E-SPLOST
• School board approves cuts of $2.4 million for FY 2013
• News of Yesteryear — March 8, 2012
• Daybook — March 8, 2012
• School SPLOST expected to generate $25.2 million
• Ex-speaker triples Romney's votes in Spalding
• Sunday package measures sweep
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• E-SPLOST ahead by big margin
• Sunday package sales of beer and wine getting voter support
• Guess who is working hard on the Medical Technology Building this week? That's a...
• Police respond to aggravated assaults over weekend
• County closer to getting out of non-attainment area
• Griffin collecting e-waste this week
• Griffin man airlifted after hit-and-run Friday
• News of Yesteryear — March 6, 2012
• It's very quiet around here with no students. We miss you! What are you doing o...
• The Testing Center will be observing the following hours of operation this week...
• Rotary Club hears about children's literacy program
• BOC to consider early warning bids
• Shoplifting suspect arrested with crack pipe
• Ballot to have questions on school system
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• City wants to redevelop Fairmont area
• Man with knife makes threat
• News of Yesteryear — March 3, 2012
• Kroger has filed plans for new site
• Last day for early voting
• Daybook — March 2, 2012
• News of Yesteryear — March 2, 2012
• School closings no longer part of cost-reduction proposals
• News of Yesteryear — March 1, 2012
• Dawsey receives EAGLE Spirit Award in Atlanta
• 11 arrested in gang shooting last week
• News of Yesteryear — Feb. 29, 2012
• CONGRATULATIONS to Shantavia Williams-Southern Crescent Technical College who wa...
• CONGRATULATIONS to Ne’Andria McDowell-Southern Crescent Technical College who wa...
• CONGRATULATIONS to Ricky Bird-Southern Crescent Technical College who was select...
• Gingrich draws crowd at Rock Springs
• Fire destroys house on Trestle Road
• Police respond to aggravated assault
• GPD investigates shooting
• News of Yesteryear — Feb. 28, 2012
• Our National Technical Honor Society Spring Induction Ceremony is coming up! Stu...
• Congratulations to the following Phi Beta Lambda students for placing in their r...
• Congratulations to Kelsy Dawsey, 2012 EAGLE Spirit Award Recipient
• City to adjust utility rates Tuesday
• News of Yesteryear — Feb. 26, 2012
• Hood raising money for heart transplant and recovery
• Griffin was not in running for new Cat plant
• News of Yesteryear — Feb. 25, 2012
• Judge Whalen portrait unveiled
• School system to hold bus, truck sale
• Man beaten, robbed near store
• County gets tornado update
• Early voting offered Saturday
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• Gray named Gordon's Police Officer of the Year
• Police respond to dispute, find man wearing no pants
• Mother accused of child neglect
• School system maintains SACS accreditation
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• Police catch shoplifting suspects
• Police look into copper thefts
• County moving forward on airport again
• BOC to conduct Country Rock hearing
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• Biker faces multiple charges
• PGA Tour Superstore CEO shares secrets to branding success
• Man robbed, twin brother shot
• News of Yesteryear — Feb. 21, 2012
• Wow! SCTC is busy this week with activities! Be sure to check them all out and...
• Southern Crescent Technical College is OPEN today, February 20, 2012.
• Griffin NAACP meeting to focus on school system
• Airport agreement awaits vote
• KRMS sets high bar in using technology
• Toastmasters will hold open house on Tuesday
• Parents invited to pre-K informational session
• Daybook
• Griffin Fastenal burglarized
• Consultant to city: Transfer less to general fund
• Rita Bagwell named January’s ‘Strongest Link’
• News of Yesteryear — Feb. 18, 2012
• Tax digest expected to drop even more
• Griffin Police offer amnesty through March 31
• GPD raising funds for local Special Olympics athletes
• News of Yesteryear — Feb. 17, 2012
• The National Technical Honor Society - SCTC is currently planning the Spring Ind...
• We would like to congratulate our wonderful students that competed in the State...
• Moore Elementary makes history memorable for students
• City rejects airport annexation
• Milner girl died Tuesday from fire injuries
• GPD makes battery arrest, investigates burglary
• Labor commissioner speaks to Kiwanis Club
• Parks & Recreation accepting Bain Proctor Award nominations
• Pike E911 asking for residents' information
• Land Bank loses money on sales
• Police investigate Saturday night drive-by shooting
• Daybook
• ZUMBA! has been a lot of fun so far! Join us for a good workout and it's free f...
• Come out and support the Web Weaving Wizards Club and Griffin's Stepping Stones...
• TODAY! Town Hall Meeting with the President! Have questions or concerns? Attend...
• Country Rock cited by Sheriff’s Office
• Police catch suspected pot dealers
• News of Yesteryear — Feb. 14, 2012
• TODAY! Town Hall Meeting with the President! Have questions or concerns? Atten...
• Early voting begins Monday
• BOE discusses school closings
• New nuclear plants will bring power to Griffin
• County gets good news on audit
• News of Yesteryear — Feb. 12, 2012
• State, local officials applaud NCLB waiver for Georgia
• Police handle stabbing, kidnapping
• GDOT answers questions on roundabout
• News of Yesteryear — Feb. 11, 2012
• Kingsley running for Congress
• Walls come down at Cook's
• Reverse 911 might be ready by April
• Man goes to Grady after incident
• Griffin High to host Black History Program Feb. 17
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• BOE hears cost-reduction proposals
• GPD makes arrest in stabbing incident
• Local Scouts to collect food bags Saturday
• County asking for new court fees
• News of Yesteryear — Feb. 9, 2012
• CWC Thrift Store celebrates reopening
• Suspects face charges after evading police
• School system announces dates for pre-K registration
• County OKs final senior center plans
• News of Yesteryear — Feb. 8, 2012
• Zumba starts Wednesday! Zumba will be offered EVERY WEEK until the end of the s...
• The Abilities Expo is coming to Atlanta February 17-19. This is great informati...
• Safehouse reopens, Talk of the Town still closed
• Weekend arrests include pot and beer
• News of Yesteryear — Feb. 7, 2012
• Daybook — Feb. 7, 2012
• Did you know that Southern Crescent is part of the Technical College System of G...
• Griffin man, 58, dies while skiing at Colo. resort
• County to discuss senior center plans
• Airport Authority legislation put on hold
• Board looks at lower landscape requirements
• American Legion Post 15 holds Constitution test
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• Spalding County now Work Ready
• The Rock Ranch increases number of events, activities
• News of Yesteryear — Feb. 4, 2012
• Tenet Healthcare, Blue Cross Blue Shield reach agreement
• GDOT hosting open house on roundabout Tuesday
• Winter Break Camp registration under way
• Daybook — Feb. 3, 2012
• Accounts for donations set up for Safehouse
• Monday is the last day to register
• SCFD battalion chief tells Kiwanis members about CERTs
• UGA-Griffin, school system to offer Kids University this summer
• Three arrested on drug charges
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• Safehouse fire began as an electrical fire
• City offering $75 rebate for low flow toilets
• County planning for next budget
• News of Yesteryear — Feb. 1, 2012
• Griffin Daily News burglarized over weekend
• Just a reminder: Built before parking was blocked off for the new Medical Techno...
• Jones to visit schools for budget shortfall update
• Police investigate robbery, shooting over weekend
• New Gordon College president adjusting quickly
• City seeks grant
• News of Yesteryear — Jan. 31, 2012
• Hill Street crossing to close Monday
• Spalding jobless rate up to 12.7%
• News of Yesteryear — Jan. 29, 2012
• City OKs $81,000 for golf course greens
• Judy Flournoy named 2011 Strongest Link
• Two arrested in connection with Pike burglary
• County raises fee to cover wells
• News of Yesteryear — Jan. 28, 2012
• Polk named GOAL winner
• Expo offers small-business advice
• Animal ordinance changes approved
• Grants available for local schools, teachers
• County alone to fund non-attainment bid
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• East College closing canceled
• Join PALASA (The Performing and Literary Arts Student Association) on Wednesday,...
• TODAY!
• TODAY! Who's ready to play some SOFTBALL?! There will be an Interest Meeting for...
• Work on East College to resume on Thursday
• Absentee ballots now available
• Driver cited in roll-over wreck
• Spalding Regional breaks ground on ER expansion
• City, county at odds on annexation
• Check out the progress on the Medical Technology Building! We promise, when it'...
• TODAY! Who's ready to play some SOFTBALL?! There will be an Interest Meeting for...
• PALASA (The Performing and Literary Arts Student Association) is holding its fir...
• Community icon Bill Knight dies at 84
• Demolition work may start Monday at Cook's
• County keeps conservation tax break at 25-acre minimum
• Chamber to hold Entrepreneur Expo Thursday
• News of Yesteryear — Jan. 25, 2012
• SCTC Congratulates Business Management Student Sara Polk - the 2012 Southern Cre...
• Gwinnett County Police JOB FAIR, February 18, 2012, 8:00am - 3:00pm
• Attention Students: Hoshizaki America, Inc. will be hosting a JOB FAIR on Thurs...
• City says water rate not related to electric department
• Griffin police respond to burglaries
• Four arrested in PCSO pot sting
• Railroad crossing work continues today
• News of Yesteryear — Jan. 24, 2011
• TODAY!
• Kiwanis One Day to benefit Stepping Stones
• Conservation use to be revisited
• Police: Woman drives off from traffic stop
• Railroad work to close crossing
• Trailer found before it was realized lost
• Highway 16 plans include higher speed limit
• Three arrested in drug raid
• UGA looking to reclaim Rideshare lot
• Housing Authority CEO speaks to Rotary Club
• News of Yesteryear — Jan. 21, 2012
• Water Authority considering rate hike
• County/city to vote on airport authority legislation
• Spalding Regional expands cardiac services
• News of Yesteryear — Jan. 20, 2012
• From the office of Career Services: NEW POSTINGS! Avery Dennison, Peachtree City...
• Next Tigers Basketball Game is tomorrow against Middle Georgia Technical College...
• Call the Cosmetology Department for questions or appointments - 770.228.7374
• Call the Cosmetology Department for questions or appointments - 770.228.7374
• Two suspects in drug case held without bond
• State law allows counties to get lower rate for inmate care
• Water authority looking to expand sewer service along 19/41
• News of Yesteryear — Jan. 19, 2012
• Police respond to assault, gunfire
• Cobb promoted to captain
• Election qualifying fees set
• State cuts funding for summer program
• News of Yesteryear — Jan. 18, 2012
• Who's ready to play some SOFTBALL?! There will be an Interest Meeting for SCTC...
• County OKs changes to animal ordinances
• Six administrators choose early retirement
• School system receives Title I award
• Youmans named school nutrition director for 2012-13
• News of Yesteryear — Jan. 17, 2012
• Man arrested for Thursday stabbing
• Two busted for selling pot
• Griffin police respond to burglaries
• Atkinson Elementary celebrates the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
• News of Yesteryear — Jan. 15, 2012
• Change could loom for BCBSGA patients at SRMC
• Griffin man charged with aggravated assault
• Spalding County enacts new illegal immigration law requirements
• Chamber of Commerce presents awards during annual dinner
• McClure honored as December’s Strongest Link
• County may revisit decision on conservation tax break
• City appointments announced
• County charging to put down pets
• Sisters to lead city, county boards
• Daybook
• We would like to 'brag' on some of our amazing instructors! These six were nomi...
• New employment opportunities for 2012! The details on these positions are listed...
• Looking for books from students or wanting to sell your book? Check out our foru...
• Board bandies baggy britches ban
• Police catch copper thieves red-handed
• GPD makes arrest in copper thefts
• School system to offer better benefits to employees
• News of Yesteryear — Jan. 12, 2012
• Welcome back students! It has been very quiet around here without you! We hope...
• 10-year-old boy shot Saturday
• Special Operations makes arrest following chase
• Board studying licenses for pets
• New year starts with new chairman and appointments
• Two elementary schools hosting talent show Saturday
• MORE BOOK BUYBACK DATES!
• 'Like' the bookstore's facebook page to ask questions and get updates on this!
• No Lines! There are no lines at the bookstore! Come on out today to get your b...
• Police investigating armed robbery at auto parts store
• News of Yesteryear — Jan. 10, 2012
• GPD works several burglaries over weekend
• From the Office of Career Services
• County to vote on animal ordinance changes
• GPD investigates Thursday thefts
• Lions Club hosting Mardi Gras event
• Daybook
• Police believe robbery was gang-related
• No one charged after fight
• Brass water meters stolen from city
• News of Yesteryear — Jan. 7, 2012
• Pike DFCS worker suspended
• Alliance for Integrity founder speaks to Rotary Club
• UGA-Griffin bringing more degree programs to campus
• News of Yesteryear — Jan. 6, 2011
• Holiday weekend busy for police
• Police handle robbery, domestic disturbance
• Grease cause of Tuesday sewer spill
• Nonprofit director talks about services, impact
• Daybook
• Need help with your school expenses? Check out this scholarship opportunity! w...
• It's that time....time to start thinking about your taxes! SCTC wants to help!...
• Are you looking for a job? Well look no further! SCTC offers Federal Work Stud...
• School system hosting 'Tech Talk' for parents
• Woman treated for gunshot wound to head
• City hopes to secure another block grant
• Man rescued from house fire
• Daybook
• Man facing 13 charges after police chase
• Outdoor watering back to odd-even system
• Man assaulted on East Broadway
• Tree recycling event is Saturday
• Daybook
• Happy New Year Everyone! Stay safe!
• Churches welcoming 2012 with Watch Night services
• Outdoor watering ban rescinded
• Daybook
• Police investigate various assaults
• Woman banned from City Park for using foul language
• Vaughn UMC breaks ground on new church
• News of Yesteryear — Dec. 30, 2011
• Courthouse gets new phone system
• Search for robbery suspect leads to drug arrest
• Man cited for DUI Tuesday night
• Griffin Police investigating bad checks
• News of Yesteryear — Dec. 29, 2011
• Man found electrocuted on Christmas Eve
• Criminals were busy over Christmas
• Police arrest suspect in copper thefts
• Holiday trash collection schedule announced
• News of Yesteryear — Dec. 28, 2011
• Congress members hail passage of bill to study bank failures
• Work on Kroger expected in new year
• Daybook
• Spalding, Pike share in alcohol grant
• SPLOST includes work at schools
• Bicycle organizer thanks community
• Man arrested for Quiet Hills snatching
• Daybook
• GPD arrests man for burglary, outstanding warrants
• Thieves destroy nine AC units
• Operation Zero Tolerance begins today
• News of Yesteryear — Dec. 23, 2011
• Man arrested for firing handgun in city
• Salvation Army packing food boxes, Christmas presents
• News of Yesteryear — Dec. 22, 2011
• GSP stresses road safety during holiday season
• City buys AV system for park
• Community meets benchmarks to be Work Ready
• GPD Explorers finish year with many activities
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• GPD checks on burglary, hit-and-run
• Daybook — Dec. 20, 2011
• City, county join on Hill Street work
• News of Yesteryear — Dec. 20, 2011
• SCTC hosts a chemical accident emergency scenario at the Flint River Campus on D...
• Southern Crescent Technical College would like to congratulate the 153 graduates...
• Stop by the Griffin Campus bookstore from 10-2 today!
• Former Marine sees dream come true
• UGA-Griffin offers homeland security training
• Daybook — Dec. 18, 2011
• News of Yesteryear — Dec. 18, 2011
• Teacher arrested on battery charge
• SCTC announces GOAL finalists
• Bridge project has 8.7-mile detour
• News of Yesteryear — Dec. 17, 2011
• County man looking for owner of cows
• Final drug suspect turns himself in
• GSDA gives city update
• Comcast closes Griffin office
• Fund-raiser for children's bicycles is Friday night
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• Come support our Tigers in Griffin Friday and Saturday! Lady Tigers tip-off at...
• County studying licenses for pets
• Carts head for city streets
• Conflict of interest hearing draws little interest
• Cowan Road Elementary choir performs for Kiwanis Club
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• Book Buybacks going on NOW at the Bookstore; Griffin Campus 13th-15th from 9am t...
• Southern Crescent Technical College would like to Congratulate the GOAL Final Fo...
• Powerless buildings need inspection
• Questions raised about dogs in back of pickup trucks
• First Baptist Church burglarized
• School system announces November MVP
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• GPD respond to possible burglary
• New local ministry to have outreach center, host 5K
• Board votes to adjust travel cuts
• Home buyer assistance available
• News of Yesteryear — Dec. 13, 2011
• Check out the wonderful Gingerbread Houses our Culinary Arts Students put together.
• Good luck on finals everyone!
• Southside Riders Association hosts Christmas party for foster children
• School board hears comments on education SPLOST
• Griffin scheduled to vote on cart use Tuesday
• County raising conservation requirement
• News of Yesteryear — Dec. 11, 2011
• Griffin police arrest two, looking for third
• Surplus patrol cars put online for sale
• Traffic stop lands two in jail
• Food drive starts Monday
• Dawsey to attend leadership institute
• BOC mulls animal restraint district
• Christmas activities continue
• BOC denies group home request
• Griffin man nominated to head state EPD
• News of Yesteryear — Dec. 9, 2011
• Griffin Police arrest one, looking for two others
• GOOD NEWS! Banner is back up and running! Registration is available again!
• Hey folks! Head over to the Southern Crescent Technical College Bookstore Faceb...
• Man arrested in hit-and-run fatality
• Campus grilling for United Way
• Daybook — Dec. 8, 2011
• Holmes shares staff concerns
• County concerned about Country Rock
• Voters to decide Sunday package sales in March
• Girl, 15, sent to RYDC after dispute
• Local Pearl Harbor survivor reflects on attacks
• News of Yesteryear — Dec. 7, 2011
• Sheriff's Office investigating shooting
• Barnesville man wins $4 million in lottery
• Woman airlifted after dispute Saturday
• GPD responds to robbery, assault
• News of Yesteryear — Dec. 6, 2011
• Daybook — Dec. 6, 2011
• Man charged with burglary
• Volunteers update veteran's home
• Gift of Lights offering discount for donated toys
• County to address alcohol ordinances
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• Gordon has new alumni affairs coordinator
• Plant the Future marks 22 years beautifying Griffin
• The Rock Ranch offers variety of holiday events
• Tree lighting to aid cancer fight
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• Store owner fends off robbers with gun
• Yates, Chance take questions on upcoming session
• Santa’s coming to town — Toys for Toys event is this Saturday
• News of Yesteryear — Dec. 2, 2011
• Just finished watching the first viewing of the theatrical performance of 'Someb...
• Check out the events that have been planned today.
• Board approves SPLOST proposal
• Jordan Hill Elementary starts recycling program
• Attention Graduates: A representative from the Balfour Company will be on the Gr...
• Three arrested for stealing railroad track
• Land Bank working as designed
• News of Yesteryear — Nov. 30, 3011
• Congratulations on 100% Achievement by SKILLS USA members and officers for recei...
• Trees for Troops
• Weekend busy for police, suspects
• T-SPLOST list has15 projects for county
• News of Yesteryear — Nov. 29, 2011
• Five arrested in gang-related shooting
• Last performance of 'The Nutcracker' is Sunday
• GPD responds to assault incident
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• Fire-Rescue seeks toys for Round-Up
• Christmas parade applications now available
• Arrests made in armed robberies
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• UGA-Griffin researcher speaks to Kiwanis Club
• Griffin Ballet Theatre to present 'The Nutcracker'
• Griffin police respond to attempted robbery
• Windwalkers MC invites community to toy run
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• Cowan Road Middle School makes AYP
• GPD warns of phone solicitations
• Truck pull champion enjoys ministering about Jesus
• School system sets up teams to look at cost-saving ideas
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• GPD responds to armed robberies
• Purple Heart Homes helps Meansville veteran
• County wants revaluationfor properties in 2012
• Griffin looks to use history to create more tourism jobs
• Sunny Side wants traffic light at School, Teamon roads
• Drought, silt challenge water supply
• Griffin to OK election results
• News of Yesteryear — Nov. 20, 2011
• Griffin man killed in car accident
• Sunday sales start this Sunday
• News of Yesteryear — Nov. 19, 2011
• Investigation of shooting continuing
• Magazine: Griffin Fire-Rescue among best workplaces
• Annual Toy Run set for Saturday
• Milner couple make big donation to Toys for Tots
• Building's 'topping out' celebrated
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• BREAKING NEWS: SCSO responds to shooting
• Thank you all for your nonperishable food donations during the Annual Thanksgivi...
• Here are the latest Job Postings in the Career Center. Copies of the postings wi...
• Adult day care appealing county decision
• Unfunded mandates worry officials
• Panel says school system should be re-accredited
• Ward: U.S. must engage Africa
• News of Yesteryear — Nov. 17, 2011
• Attention Students! Location Change - NTHS Induction Ceremony scheduled for Thu...
• IT'S OFFICIAL! SCTC Point Guard, Shay Williams, has been voted GCAA D-III Playe...
• Griffin Choral Arts to present Christmas concert
• Parks & Recreation receives several state awards
• City to add online reservations for parks
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• Water Authority to use $500,000 grant for sewer
• Student brings gun to Cowan Road Middle
• Bandag helps recycling
• 'Festival of Lights' will be Nov. 22 at Airport Road Park
• Two killed in Pike County accident
• Burglary, robbery at two local businesses
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• Nallany Bryan is the winner of the Basket that was on display in the Griffin Cam...
• In honor of World Aids Day coming up in December, the Library has set up a displ...
• Congratulations to our Southern Crescent Technical College Dynamic Dozen! Good...
• Ward to discuss Africa economics
• Chili cook-off raises thousands for Humane Society
• Event salutes veterans' service
• Animal control board to finalize ordinance changes
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• Jefferson named September's Strongest Link
• City zoning ordinances questioned
• City votes on grants worth $650,000
• County gets update from Development Authority
• Daybook
• Honoring those who served
• Fallen soldier honored with Bronze Star Medal
• Woman bonds out on 76 theft and forgery charges
• Two arrested in raid on Hillwood Avenue
• The Kids Are All Right — Camelot's 'Jungle Book' a student-led production
• News of Yesteryear — Nov. 11, 2011
• GPD investigating Sunday break-in at Crescent Elementary
• Glenn Polk promoted to battalion chief
• Atkinson Elementary thinks ahead, starts science club
• School system to hold school-career fair
• News of Yesteryear — Nov. 1, 2011
• Don't forget to vote for Mr. and Ms. SCTC!
• Three races, two questions on ballot
• Public meeting on proposed park will be Tuesday
• Woman injured in domestic dispute
• Daybook
• City accepts Neighborhood Stabilization grants
• Alcohol ordinance change reduces fees for brew pubs
• Spalding unemployment rate up to 13.6 percent
• Cronic celebrates Chevrolet's 100th anniversary
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• Arrests continue in meth probe
• GPD using drug money to buy cruiser cameras
• Cowboy Tales & Indian Trails Nov. 5 in Concord
• Tricks and treats offeredthroughout weekend
• GPD offers drop-off for prescription drugs
• Fall Festival begins at 5pm tonight! 501 Varsity Road, Griffin. Food, Fun, Gam...
• Check out our 2011 Homecoming Court! Vote for your Mr. and Ms. SCTC at this lin...
• Escapee arrested in Cobb County
• School board discusses charter school issues
• Sheriff’s Office looking for five sex offenders
• SCTC hosts Fall Festival tonight
• Hospital Authority awards grants worth $1.125 million
• Current Students! Tomorrow, October 27th, is the last day to withdraw from class...
• REMINDER!! Do you still have unanswered question about Financial Aid??? We are...
• Hey Students! Look at what we have lined up for next week! It's Spirit Week an...
• FALL FESTIVAL TOMORROW! Griffin Campus, 5-7! Everyone welcome! FREE! Feel free...
• Land Bank Authority changes considered
• Penalty for ignored screenings OK’d
• District 4 hopefuls address issues
• Animal control plan to be revised
• REMINDER! The bookstores on both campuses will be performing inventory October...
• First Game is next Tuesday agains Gordon College at Gordon! Hope to see you all...
• The bookstores on both campuses will be performing inventory October 26-31st . W...
• Don't forget! Today there will be a valuable presentation on Social Media and Wh...
• REMINDER! The Southern Crescent Technical College Foundation, Inc. offers schol...
• School calendar faces board vote
• County gets early warning funding
• News of Yesteryear — Oct. 25, 2011
• Do you still have unanswered question about Financial Aid??? We are here to help...
• Attention Graduates: A representative from the Balfour Company will be on the Gr...
• Don't forget the Drawing for the basket! Enter through October 2011.
• Upson-Lee High School in Thomaston recently had their homecoming parade! Check...
• Spalding Regional announces expansion of ER
• District 2 candidates address issues
• GSDA hailed for Caterpillar work
• Brew pub moves in, awaiting permits
• News of Yesteryear — Oct. 23, 2011
• At-large candidates address city issues
• Beam sworn in as sheriff
• Four arrested for burglaries in Pike County
• News of Yesteryear
• Attorney general speaks to Rotary
• Rail system in line for funds
• Water Authority discusses service for new airport site
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• Introducing your 2011-2012 Men's Tiger Basketball Team! They will be kicking off...
• Doc'tober Days to salute Holliday
• Max Burns named Gordon president
• One-third of voters voted early
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• Drawing for this nice basket valued at over $200! Basket includes a CHI flat ir...
• TODAY! Flint River Campus Health Fair!
• Inmate escapes from work detail
• Tax rate to go up; six employees cut
• Freeman wins training award
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• Beam wins sheriff race
• Beam leading sheriff's race
• School board receives cost-saving ideas
• 7 Marshall’s employees face shoplifting counts
• 3 abstain in utility contract vote
• Chambers, UGA-Griffinwill offer anti-drug seminar
• News of Yesteryear — Oct. 18, 2011
• Balloting set for this week
• Church spreads Gospel in shoe boxes
• Board OKs 19.06 millage rate
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• Gas line will cut across roads
• Logistics firm gets another variance
• Man faces charges after running from police
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• GPD investigating fraud at business
• BOC denies rezoning for store
• Gordon College fares well with tobacco-free campus
• DDA helping downtown business
• News of Yesteryear — Oct. 14, 2011
• Did you know SCTC has internal Scholarships available to you? These include:...
• Financial Management Workshop! Tuesday, November 15 - Griffin Campus and Wednesd...
• Check out the Chess Club! They meet on the Griffin Campus on Tuesdays from 430...
• Griffin keeps tax rate the same
• School system names district-level MVP
• Applications sought for Kiwanis One Day
• Westmoreland, Chambliss praise intelligence efforts in foiled Iranian plot
• News of Yesteryear — Oct. 14, 2011
• Dawn Hodges, Vice President for Academic Affairs: I am very sad to announce that...
• Join us October 25th for "Social Media And What It Means To You" - Griffin Campu...
• Animal restraint changes brought up
• Park at Sixth receives statewide recognition, nets $1,000 prize
• City to trim trees to prevent more outages
• Workshop on starting a business coming to Griffin
• Daybook — Oct. 12, 2011
• *Limited Space* Register in the Library for this FREE Acting Workshop with Karli...
• Jobs! Jobs! Jobs! Attention SCTC STUDENTS AND GRADUATES: Come by the library o...
• City to set tax rate tonight
• Emergency response team being planned
• Center raising funds for Alzheimer’s
• News of Yesteryear — Oct. 11, 2011
• Local special-needs kids enjoying the fair
• Local NAACP joining Davis protest
• Fair fun
• Sheriff hopefuls address issues
• Daybook — Oct. 9, 2011
• Orrs promotes character
• Burousas receives 10 years
• Project promotes local business
• Griffin DDS center reopens
• Gordon President finalists named
• Coffee experts without frontiers head for Honduras
• Trick-or-treat downtown Oct. 28
• Grant lets county add fall camp
• News of Yesteryear
• Next school year cut by 10 days
• Shots fired on North Ninth
• UGA-Griffin will host open house
• County fair starts today
• News of Yesteryear — Oct. 6, 2011
• Introducing your Lady Tigers Basketball Team! Go Tigers!
• Thursday is the last day to enter in the drawing for one of these 2 coolers! No...
• The $5.25 shirts are back in stock in the Griffin Bookstore!
• Charges pending in fatal crash
• Grant available to tackle septic woes
• Vietnam Wall event featured on DVD
• Griffin High makes AYP
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• SCTC is proud to annouce that our Flint River Campus has obtained ASE NATEF Accr...
• Our Annual Fall Festival and Open House is coming! Flint River location will be...
• Two dead after Ga. Highway 92 wrecks
• Copper thieves hit three Grady Street houses
• Griffin recycling program receives state award
• Early voting for runoff is Oct. 10-14
• News of Yesteryear — Oct. 4, 2011
• State Approved Driver's Education course dates have been announced! Next course...
• Griffin Gun Club holds Sighting-In Day
• Griffin BOC denies rezoning request
• Development Authority wins award
• Melton retires as principal
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• Millage rate increase OK’d by school board
• ‘Strongest Link’ — Billing analyst Phillips saluted by city
• Options pondered for tax monies
• Daybook — Oct. 1, 2011
• News of Yesteryear — Oct. 1, 2011
• Griffin to keep taxes the same
• Energy expert speaks to Rotary Club on oil
• Spalding trying to be Work Ready
• News Of Yesteryear — Sept. 30, 2011
• Just look at what has happened since Monday here! It is great to see so much pr...
• Medical Building Update! Monday, September 26th, our Senior Management Staff an...
• Official: Water production the problem
• Fundraiser to benefit women with cancer
• Spalding unemployment up to 13.9%
• Spalding Collaborative celebrates strides made by nonprofits
• Here is a document that is available in the Business Office answering some FAQ's...
• Here is a document that is available in the Business Office answering some FAQ's...
• Here is a document that is available in the Business Office answering some FAQ's...
• JOIN US!! Time Management Lunch & Learn Flint River Campus, Wednesday, September...
• Adult day care request denied
• Group homes added to zoning ordinance
• County has new lease with church
• Shooting suspect gets life in prison
• Pro wrestling event held at Taylor Street Gym
• JOIN US!! Time Management Lunch & Learn - Griffin Campus, Tuesday September 27,...
• Beam, Duncan file campaign reports
• Deputy’s manager’s deal not renewed
• Early lease funds change budget
• Part of intersection now crossroads commercial
• Panel: Add water storage capacity
• City crime rates fall
• Comments still being accepted on airport move
• Former Pike superintendent arrested
• County also bans outdoor watering
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• Congratulations to the Medical Assisting Class of 2011! Ms. Diana Kendrick, Ms....
• Our Lady Tigers were looking good yesterday in practice! Season starts November...
• Crider named Young Man of the Year
• Number of rec board members won't rise
• Election produces 24 percent turnout
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• Best Buy is taking applications for employment today at a table outside of the A...
• Commissioners table animal restraint changes
• Gordon College to offer new bachelor's degree
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• Sheriff's race heading to runoff
• Beam leading sheriff's race
• Effective this coming Monday, the 26th of September, it will be mandatory for al...
• College Fair Today! Griffin Campus Main Hallway, until 1:30pm! Colleges are wa...
• SHS inviting candidates to take part in homecoming parade
• Airport plan open house is tonight
• Man charged with terroristic threats
• United Way boat race brings out fun and funds
• Griffin man gets four life sentences
• Sheriff election is Tuesday
• Tournament raises $25,000 for education
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• City OKs use of office building by church
• City rejects collaborative's funding request
• Beam and Jinks field questions at final forum
• Registration open for Kids Fishing Rodeo
• Wacky boats to aid UnitedWay
• Two children airlifted after car accident
• City staging first responders
• Iris City Walk & Roll will benefit 100 local charities
• Funeral director brings laughs, life lessons to Rotary Club
• SUPPORT AIDS WALK ATLANTA BY MAKING CONTRIBUTION ON BEHALF OF BRETT BELL/SCTC -...
• Airport Authority agreement to be drawn up
• Traffic stop leads to drug charges
• Spalding JROTC installs leaders
• Only two candidates to attend forum
• 2011 College Fair Tuesday, September 20th...
• Democrats to host forum for sheriff candidates
• Board recommends countywide restraint district
• Griffin police make shoplifting arrest
• News of Yesteryear — Sept. 14, 2011
• Daybook — Sept. 14, 2011
• City to again consider collaborative's funding request
• No one injured in drive-by shooting
• Broe to open brew pub
• Scientific spark — Mobile center visits Cowan Road Elementary
• Appeals board OKs rebuilding requests
• City, county commemorate attacks of Sept. 11, 2001
• News of Yesteryear — Sept. 10, 2011
• DUI suspect resigns from school system
• News of Yesteryear
• County and city employees learn to be weather spotters
• SCTC lost another member of our family, student Dustin Underwood. We are sadden...
• SCTC student dies in car wreck
• Dance event to benefit Five Loaves Two Fish
• Blood drive to honor late sheriff
• Sept. 11 commemoration set for Friday
• News of Yesteryear — Sept. 8, 2011
• Financial ends in the bookstore tomorrow. This is the last day to purchase and...
• Don't miss the first Open Mic Night of the semester on Wednesday, September 7 at...
• A tragic accident over the holiday weekend took the life of Justin Peeples - one...
• Local health experts join mission to Haiti
• Haunted Theatre holding auditions on Saturday
• Pizza delivery ends in robbery
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• The Book Club will have its Officer Elections and a Book Discussion about the bo...
• The Gay Straight Alliance meets every Tuesday from 1-2pm in the Library Conferen...
• PALASA meets every Monday from 1-2pm in the Libraray Conference Room on the Grif...
• New provost sees bright future for SCTC
• Churches seek special exceptions
• Project 350 meeting is Friday
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• Be safe today and enjoy your Labor Day!
• United Way's Cardboard Boat Race to be held Sept. 17
• 40 years and counting
• Sept. 11 event set for Friday
• Daybook
• GHS JROTC holds commissioning ceremony
• City moves to Level One drought restrictions
• State Patrol announces race traffic plan
• Man, 18, charged with attempted rape
• Daybook
• UGA enrollment skyrocketing
• UGA chief excited about school’s future
• Four candidates qualify Thursday
• In remembrance
• News of Yesteryear — Sept. 2, 2011
• Sheriff hopefuls field questions
• Two more city candidates have qualified to seek office
• Parent University will focus on child development
• Commissioners deny expansion of Buddhist temple
• News of Yesteryear — Sept. 1, 2011
• Are you a recent diploma or degree graduate with at least a 3.75 GPA and a work...
• ATTENTION STUDENTS! We are working to determine an extended payment deadline dat...
• County getting $500,000 grant
• HK Logistics breaks ground
• Cody’s Ride, concert to help provide service dog
• News of Yesteryear — Aug. 31, 2011
• Three Griffin BOC candidates qualify Monday
• Sheriff candidates answer questions
• Griffin Power deploys utility crews to aid N.C.
• Bringing history to life — Local couple participates in Revolutionary War re-enacting
• News of Yesteryear — Aug. 30, 2011
• Good News! The business office has extended the payment deadline until Tuesday...
• Tuesday forum spotlights sheriff's race
• Spalding unemployment rate up to 13.9 percent in July
• Civil Air Patrol to hold fair on Oct. 1
• News of Yesteryear
• Daybook
• NAACP to host informational session with sheriff candidates
• SRMC patients get option of holding place in ER
• Stevens named July’s ‘Strongest Link’
• How ‘bout them bulldawg hunters!
• Man arrested on counterfeit charges in Pike County
• Man charged with choking girlfriend with extension cord
• Are you ready for some football?
• News of Yesteryear — Aug. 26, 2011
• Student Angel Training TODAY! Griffin Campus - Library Conference Room, 11:30 a...
• Griffin wants to study possible bus routes
• Griffin, Orchard Hill qualifying begins Monday
• City OKs rezoning for Kroger move
• Kiwanians honor pastors, church staff
• News of Yesteryear — Aug. 25, 2011
• REMINDER! Today is the FINAL DAY to drop or add a class without academic penalt...
• Back to School for Griffin - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• City backs airport authority and annexation
• HK Logistics coming to Griffin
• Eight new firefighters finish training for duty
• School volunteer applications now available online
• News of Yesteryear — Aug. 24, 2011
• Join us for the Great Bulldawg Hunt to support Adult Education! Thursday, Augus...
• Did you know? Due to the state cuts to HOPE, HOPE will only cover $60.75/credit...
• Payment deadline for Fall Semester is Wednesday! All fees not paid by close of...
• Red Carpet Gala
• Attendance a problem for rec board
• News of Yesteryear
• Daybook
• Looking for a less expensive alternative for books? Rent them!
• Happy First Day of Fall Semester!
• Former pro wrestler Lex Luger speaks at local church
• School system embracing social media
• Bulldawg Hunt offers hundreds of prizes
• News of Yesteryear — Aug. 21, 2011
• City to vote on alcohol proposal
• County tax collection questioned
• County to sell surplus property
• Contest held to name new senior center
• Candidate meet and greet set for Tuesday
• Senior center plans advance
• Escort for injured Marine will pass through Spalding Sept. 3
• Economic expert shares outlook with Rotary Club
• Lex Luger to speak at New Beginnings Christian Church
• News of Yesteryear — Aug. 19, 2011
• Looking forward to a great Fall Semester! Classes begin Monday, August 22!
• Despite budget cuts, schools improve academics
• Free tutoring to be offered at two schools
• County considering 'blight tax'
• News of Yesteryear
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• Late Student Orientation TODAY!!! If you haven't registered for Fall Semester,...
• Bond decision delayed in murder case
• County and city considering an airport authority
• News of Yesteryear — Aug. 17, 2011
• Upson authorities respond to murder-suicide
• Effective Wednesday, August 17, 2011, students will be able to charge in the boo...
• Late Student Orientation TOMORROW - If you haven't registered for Fall Semester,...
• Be sure to tune in to FUN 101.1 FM today from 3 pm - 5 pm to hear updates on SCT...
• Interested in Student Loans for Fall Semester. Workshops are being held today o...
• Girl, 17, treated after stabbing
• Gordon College studentwins first FDR Scholarship
• Dog Days 100 to promote cycling to youth
• Voter signup deadline is Monday
• News of Yesteryear — Aug. 16, 2011
• Reminder: As you are registering for Fall Semester, remember that FOUR courses (...
• Blight tax presentation part of Monday’s agenda
• Nearly 11,000 students enrolled in local school system
• News of Yesteryear
• Board OKs temple expansion
• City again denies sign variance
• Griffin won’t ban baggy pants
• City eyes water plan
• Gordon students can get aid
• Museum will return to ’20s
• News of Yesteryear — Aug. 12, 2011
• Last day of the last quarter EVER at SCTC! We hope it's been a great one and we...
• Professor defends public education
• Four qualify to run for sheriff
• News of Yesteryear
• Board meets fire chief finalists
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• LADY TIGER TRYOUTS TODAY! 4pm Taylor Street Gym, Griffin
• LAST DAY! FREE Zumba at the Flint River Campus! 3:30 - 4:30
• Book Buyback going on NOW in the Griffin Campus Bookstore! Get Cash for your Bo...
• Financial Aid Workshop Griffin - Student Loans - 3pm and 6pm in the Cafeteria.
• 4th man qualifies for sheriff race
• Commissioners to meet finalists for fire chief today
• Local woman to shoot film in Griffin
• 57 apply for top post at Gordon
• News of Yesteryear — Aug. 10, 2011
• We had a great time at ZUMBA in Griffin today! We missed you but we'll be in Th...
• Financial Aid Workshop - Student Loans ~ TODAY! Flint River Campus Room B132 at...
• Principals excited as schools open
• Three qualify for sheriff’s race
• Gordon classes to start Monday
• ZUMBA for Current Students! Student Government Association is sponsoring FREE cl...
• Town Hall on the Griffin campus is being held NOW! SGA providing food. This is...
• Motorcycle group gives away school supplies
• City may put Sunday package alcohol sales on ballot
• Board to update animal control rules
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• Griffin considering Sunday package alcohol sales
• News of Yesteryear — Aug. 6, 2011
• County submitting 87 roads to state for resurfacing
• GPD upgrades street presence, software
• Did you know? You can now check your Admission Status on BannerWeb! No more lo...
• Celebration applauds teachers
• CDL classes now being offered in Jackson, Monticello, and Thomaston!
• MORE Student Loan Workshop dates just added! Griffin/Cafeteria: August 4th, 10am...
• ZUMBA! Today from 3:30 - 4:00 Flint River Campus Room B132! Join this exciting...
• Pawnshop ordinance advances
• Spalding Collaborative to host Back-to-School Bash
• Store owner puzzled by acts of vandalism
• News of Yesteryear — Aug. 3, 2011
• The SCTC Jasper County Center is now offering classes in Welding, Small Engine R...
• Reminder: As you are registering for Fall Semester, remember that FOUR courses...
• Sheriff fires chief deputy
• CHEERLEADING TRY-OUTS: Tuesday, August 30 AND Wednesday, August 31. Griffin Cam...
• ASK QUESTIONS...GET ANSWERS...VOICE YOUR CONCERNS! President's Town Hall Meeting...
• Financial Aid Loan Workshop TODAY! All students wishing to apply for Student Lo...
• FREE ZUMBA TODAY! Griffin Campus Cafeteria ~ 3:30-4:30. Sponsored by SCTC Stude...
• Education Celebration, Kids in Need Store are Wednesday
• Man charged with murder in wife's death
• News of Yesteryear
• Summer camp helps students excel
• Jobless rate up in June
• County to consider pawnshop ordinance Monday night
• Business & Education Expo is Wednesday
• News of Yesteryear — July 31, 2011
• Manufactured home gets OK
• French student studying at UGA-Griffin
• News of Yesteryear — July 30, 2011
• Utility OKs online payments
• SCTC groundbreaking a milestone
• News of Yesteryear — July 29, 2011
• ASK QUESTIONS...GET ANSWERS...VOICE YOUR CONCERNS! President's Town Hall Meeting...
• City marks state honor for Whalen
• Candidates must file own reports
• Official tells Kiwanis Club about Skipstone
• School transfers announced at BOE meeting
• News of Yesteryear
• Zumba for Current Students! Student Government Association is sponsoring FREE cl...
• Are you interested in STUDENT LOANS for the Fall Semester? Attend a Loan Worksh...
• ASK QUESTIONS...GET ANSWERS...VOICE YOUR CONCERNS! President's Town Hall Meeting...
• Tornado victim asking for exception to replace homes
• City may sell old school to church
• City eyes county as water customer
• Students, parents invited to Open House on Aug. 4
• News of Yesteryear — July 27, 2011
• We hope you will join us for the Groundbreaking Ceremony for the new 80,000 squa...
• Exciting News! If you are interested in transferring your SCTC classes to anoth...
• Griffin Campus Students - Please note that the large parking lot adjacent to the...
• Bonding of county manager discussed
• Water Authority eyes lower city rates
• Warning system grants sought
• Woman dies in one-car wreck
• News of Yesteryear
• Tower Street to be closed for maintenance
• Are you interested in STUDENT LOANS for the Fall Semester? Attend a Loan Workshop for more information. Flint River Campus - July 26th - Room B132 11am and 4pm; Griffin Campus - July 27th and July 28th - Lecture Hall 10am, 1pm, and 4pm.
• Students interested in gaining employment through the Federal Work-Study Program for the Fall Semester should attend one of the Financial Aid Federal Work-Study Workshops for more information. Flint River Campus – July 26, 2011 Room B-132 – 1
• Buddy Ball a big hit with special-needs kids
• More items can be recycled
• System doesn't make AYP
• Ground to be broken for SCTC medical building
• News of Yesteryear
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• Griffin Power offers hot-weather tips
• Commuter rail still being promoted
• Agencies may cooperate
• News of Yesteryear — July 23, 2011
• Non-profits coming to town for at-risk youth, non-custodial parents
• County changes procedures on public comments
• County gets 10th consecutive award for excellence
• News of Yesteryear — July 22, 2011
• Slain Clayton deputy was from Zebulon
• Officials release name of deputy who was killed
• Clayton County deputy killed Wednesday was Pike resident
• 18-wheeler, car involved in wreck
• Mahan named chairman of education division
• County rejects toll road
• County OKs changes to election districts
• News of Yesteryear — July 21, 2011
• Students interested in gaining employment through the Federal Work-Study Program for the Fall Semester should attend one of the Financial Aid Federal Work-Study Workshops for more information. Flint River Campus – July 26, 2011 Room B-132 –
• How do the HOPE changes affect me? I am a current Technical College student with a 3.0 GPA.
• What about me? I graduated High School with a GPA less than 3.0, do I qualify for HOPE?
• How do the new HOPE changes affect me? I am a high school graduate with a 3.0 GPA.
• Due to construction, there will be limited parking in the large lot adjacent to the Technology Building on the Griffin Campus. SCTC has opened a new parking lot on the back side of the campus. It is located past the Academic Building and the mobile uni
• You can hear the sweet sounds of PROGRESS on the Griffin Campus! Construction on the new 80,000 square feet Medical Technology Building is underway and we couldn't be more excited!
• President's Town Hall Meeting for Summer! Have questions? Get answers! Flint River: August 1 at 12pm, Room B132 and Griffin: August 3 at 11:30am, Cafeteria
• County honors Stewart
• Qualifying fee set for special election for sheriff
• Honduran students bring flair to local campus
• Griffin Tech, Flint River Tech foundations merge
• News of Yesteryear
• City beefing up water system
• GSDA gets report on grass-cutting costs
• Firefighter develops Pet Fire Alert
• Caribbean-flavored musical coming to Griffin
• News of Yesteryear — July 19, 2011
• SCTC's first ever Fall semester begins August 22! Registration is happening today! Register early, classes fill up fast!
• Are you interested in STUDENT LOANS for the Fall Semester? Attend a Loan Workshop for more information. Flint River Campus - July 26th - Room B132 11am and 4pm; Griffin Campus - July 27th and July 28th - Lecture Hall 10am, 1pm, and 4pm.
• The American Red Cross has issued an emergency appeal for blood donations. SCTC has scheduled a Blood Drive for TODAY, July 18th, in the Cafeteria on the Griffin Campus from 8am - 1pm. Please encouarge everyone - students, family, friends, and neighbors
• Today is the last day to use financial aid in the bookstore for Summer Quarter.
• Spalding BOC set to honor late sheriff
• Group helps family rebuild
• Fun in the Summer Time on tap at Rock Ranch
• IRS warns about scams
• News of Yesteryear — July 17, 2011
• Henry County taking over Tara Field
• City moves to take over pond
• Authority upping the ante — GSDA offers $500,000 for company to relocate
• Griffin wants six streets repaved
• News of Yesteryear — July 16, 2011
• Griffin featured on Fox 5 show
• SCTC appoints Daniel as provost
• CMH giving out free school supplies at Bash July 30-31
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• Sheriff's Office seizes thousands of marijuana plants
• Fall Semester Registration for New and Returning students will be held July 18 - 21 at 3:00 pm in the Lecture Hall on the Griffin Campus, and in B132 on the Flint River Campus
• Hospital Authority accepting grant applications
• Griffin raises blight tax
• Griffin pharmacist to be columnist for AARP
• City will recoup $253,000
• News of Yesteryear
• Part of Maple Drive to be closed on Thursday morning
• Shooting suspect remains in jail
• Kennedy Road Middle adopts school uniforms
• County to study revised animal rules
• Show to feature Griffin
• News of Yesteryear — July 13, 2011
• The American Red Cross has issued an emergency appeal for blood donations. SCTC has scheduled a Blood Drive for July 18th in the Cafeteria on the Griffin Campus from 8am - 1pm. Please encouarge your students, family, and neighbors to donate. Each unit
• Come see us! SCTC will be at Screen on the Green in Thomaston July 15, 2011 at the Civic Center Track and Field. Talk with an SCTC representative and then stick around for a FREE outdoor movie - Rio. Bring the family!
• Project 3/50 founder to speak at Welcome Center
• Teens taking bike ride challenge, passing through Griffin
• Sheriff candidates must meet many requirements
• News of Yesteryear — July 12, 2011
• Today is the last day to add or drop classes. Also, today is the payment deadline for Summer Quarter.
• Actors at work
• SCTC culinary program enjoys sweet success
• City may raise blight tax
• Rail line still possible, official says
• Man airlifted after shooting on Poplar
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• Westmoreland blasts administration over jobs numbers
• Group to restore damaged photos
• News of Yesteryear
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• Westmoreland blasts administration for jobs numbers
• Operation Photo Rescue coming to Spalding July 15-16
• News of Yesteryear — July 9, 2011
• Interim sheriff named
• Hundreds say goodbye to Stewart
• County investigating early warning systems
• News of Yesteryear — July 8, 2011
• If you have ever visited the Griffin Campus, you all know our receptionist at the Information Desk. Do you know her name? Happy 50th Wedding Anniversary!
• Sheriff's funeral is at noon Thursday
• Utility offers energy e-tips
• Announcement on interim sheriff expected Friday
• CRCT scores are mixed
• Church hosting barbecue cook-off
• Courthouse to be closed part of Thursday
• Tanks to Teaching — Leon Gatlin went from to battling Germans across Europe to career as educator
• Worried about how to pay for Fall Semester? The faculty and staff at SCTC have helped sponsor several scholarships to assist students! email kmiller@sctech.edu for our in-house scholarship applications which include $300 Textbook, $900 Tuition/Complete
• Special sheriff’s election set Sept. 20
• Boy rescues dogs from grass fire
• Procession for Stewart is this morning
• Ministries giving out backpacks for needy children, homeless
• News of Yesteryear
• Gearing up for the Summer Term to begin tomorrow! Financial Aid is available in the bookstores beginning today!
• Fourth of July parade draws crowd
• County considering group homes
• News of Yesteryear — July 5, 2011
• Funeral arrangements for Dee Stewart announced
• Locals saddened by Stewart's death
• BREAKING NEWS: Spalding Sheriff Dee Stewart passes away
• Educator retiring after 35 years
• Hollonville Opry House celebrates 20 years
• News of Yesteryear — July 3, 2011
• Boy Scouts receive BP grant
• Christopher named to UGA-Griffin post
• County OKs home businesses
• License plate up for vote
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• All locations of SCTC will be closed on Monday, July 4, 2011 in celebration of Independence Day. We hope everyone has a safe and happy 4th of July! We'll see you on July 5 for Late Orientation and/or July 6 for the first day of Summer Quarter!
• Griffin testing feasibility of solar power
• Ronnie Milsap to appear Rock Springs Independence Day celebration on July 3
• Celebrations planned in area
• Parade set for Monday morning
• Pages of well wishes sent to sheriff
• Griffin Campus book buyback will be July 6-7 from 9am-5pm
• Financial Aid will be in the bookstores July 5th - 18th for the summer quarter. Please note the shorter period than normal for this term.
• Display of patriotism
• Education groups consider merger
• BOE approves budget
• News of Yesteryear
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• Fit as a fiddle — soon 100 years old, senior not slowing down
• Chief deputy: Sheriff showing improvement
• County OKs pact for state inmates
• County rezones tract, imposes moratorium
• News of Yesteryear — June 29, 2011
• Have you considered squeezing in that tough class for the short 5 week Summer Quarter instead of having it last a full semester in the Fall? It's not too late! Sign up today. Late registration is July 5.
• Safety Day offers fun, information
• Stewart's condition unchanged
• County spent $450,000 on tornado response
• City using solar panels to generate power
• News of Yesteryear
• Sheriff remains in stable but critical condition
• Vogtle expansion won't affect city rates
• Parents given options for school transfers
• News of Yesteryear
• Sheriff's Office issues press release on sheriff's condition
• Stewart seriously injured in wreck
• Gingrich discusses religion’s role in American history
• Stewart seriously injured in wreck
• Schools improve scores on competency test
• News of Yesteryear
• Southern Crescent Technical College would like to thank the Hangzhou Postsecondary Education Trainee System Training Delegation for visiting our College.
• GUESS WHAT??? You can now view your Financial Aid on BannerWeb! Log into BannerWeb, go to Student Services & Financial Aid, then click on Financial Aid. Under My Eligibility you can see if you are still missing documents, have Financial Aid holds an
• The Griffin Campus Bookstore will be closed the week of June 27th for inventory. We look forward to serving you July 5th!
• Spalding High student elected governor at Boys State
• County Commission to vote on $82 million budget tonight
• Benefest to benefit Lamar County tornado victims
• Watering restrictions remain in effect
• News of Yesteryear
• Officials discuss reapportionment
• Celebrate America set for Saturday
• Airport funding decision delayed
• Independence Day Parade participants wanted
• City employees get challenge coins
• The Griffin Campus bookstore will be closing at 1pm today. They will re-open at 9am tomorrow.
• Orthopaedic Technology Class of 2011
• We are very proud of our SCTC representatives from GOAL, Michelle Reed, and Rick Perkins, Liela Wells-Rogers! Thank you for all your hard work and congratulations on all of your accomplishments!
• Thank you to this wonderful group of LPN students for conducting the Minute Clinic on the Griffin Campus!
• Schools honored for health efforts
• County, BOE to redraw districts
• Fishing event catches on with kids
• SRMC staff working on preventing in-house patient infections
• Fayetteville woman donates kidney to father
• Seven Spalding shufflers going to nationals
• Southern Crescent recognizes 959 graduates
• Brewers named parade grand marshals
• City hit with tornado costs
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• Hospital receives two AHA awards
• The Rock Ranch to host Sweet Corn Festival
• Third Ward Park opens Saturday
• Wilson gets ‘Strongest Link’ award for tornado response
• Longer runway will bring benefits, airport board member says
• Grant received for Caterpillar project
• City OKs $100 million budget
• Woman hospitalized after stabbing
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• Attention Graduates! Would you like an official Graduation Day Portrait? Blackshear Photography will be set up at Graduation in the Lobby. If you write on your form "SCTC 2011" you will receive 8 additional wallets free with your package purcha
• Congratulations to the Cosmetology program and the 63 Cosmetology students for a 100% pass rate on their State Board Exams! Congratulations also to Cosmetology Lab Assistant Kelly Evans for passing the State Instructor's Exam. Way to go everyone!
• City able to cover airport operating costs
• Griffin Power using thermal imaging cameras
• School meal applications soon available online
• Congratulations to the Pharmacy Tech students for the 100% pass rate on their national boards. Well done, everyone!!
• Be sure to stop by the bookstore to pick up something for yourself or your favorite graduate!
• GRADUATION is this Thursday, June 16, 2011 at First Assembly of God Church in Griffin. The ceremony begins at 6:00 pm, however students participating are asked to arrive by 3:30 for rehearsal at 4pm. Refreshments will be served for students from 3:30 un
• Volunteers offer to restore damaged photos for tornado victims
• Gingrich to speak at Rock Springs Church
• Get this t-shirt for only $5.25 in the Griffin Campus bookstore! And we all like choices right? Well, choose from 6 different colors!
• Events spice up downtown
• Proposed toll road hits speed bump
• City budget $100 million for 2012
• Daybook
• Exploring nature
• Senior center design to cost $210,000
• School board, county will redraw election districts
• Rebuilding efforts under way in Spalding County after tornado
• County workers, passengers must use seat belts
• J. William Edwards Pavilion dedicated to community icon
• June Jam is Saturday
• Chicken-Q to aid storm victims
• School budget input sought
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• Magic man
• Six furlough days added to next school year
• Airport relocation assistance explained
• Promise Place again asks county for funding
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• Book Buyback for the Griffin Campus starts tomorrow, 9am - 5pm. Check the calendar for all the details and times!
• We invite everyone to attend the Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for Building E - Industrial Training Facility at the Flint River Campus. June 16 - 1:00 pm.
• Dont forget...June 16 - Graduation, 6:00 pm, First Assembly of God Church in Griffin. Congratulations to all participants!
• More airport funds sought
• Officials talk trash at budget hearing
• Yard sale to benefit tornado relief
• Sun City gets parade OK
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• State awards contract for Sixth Street bridge
• City, county to discuss airport relocation
• School system budget to be presented Tuesday
• Drug-awareness seminar is Monday
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• Fresh from the farm
• Westmoreland backs measure questioning Libya policy
• From D-Day to Vietnam, Morris served his nation
• Contests set for June Jam
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• GPD arrests man for trafficking cocaine
• Man injured during stunt at AMS
• Three Rivers releases project lists
• Local leaders learn about responsible alcohol sales
• Thieves targeting tailgates
• Farmers Market returns this Saturday
• New Graduation items in the Bookstore! Check them out!
• Radio host dedicates marathon to local Marine
• Home occupation request prompts change
• City wants bikes off sidewalks
• German consul general speaks to Rotary Club
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• The Griffin Bookstore is having technical difficulties with the telephone lines. Please be patient - we should be fully operational soon.
• CHEERLEADING TRYOUTS BEGIN TODAY! 770.233.5590 for more information.
• More than 10,000 visited Vietnam Wall replica
• ‘Karate Kid’ playing Saturday at Park at Sixth
• Summer school starts Monday
• Griffin golfing to help city employees
• Students: The Bodies Exhibit trip is nearing capacity for the Griffin location departure! Email jbrooks@sctech.edu your name, student id number, and location you wish to depart from to get your name on the list. Still plenty of room for the Flint River
• Attention Graduates! Would you like an official Graduation Day Portrait? Blackshear Photography will be set up at Graduation in the Lobby. If you write on your form "SCTC 2011" you will receive 8 additional wallets free with your package purcha
• Hey Students! Need something to do this Friday? Register to attend this FREE trip to the Bodies Exhibit! Trip is free - food at your expense. See flyer for details.
• Attention All Cheerleaders!!!! Tryouts are Wednesday and Thursday this week! You must attend both days. See the Calendar for more details. Email Recruiter@sctech.edu with questions.
• Griffin Campus Event Today: Self-Empowerment Expo 12:15 and 4:30 Cafeteria. Presented by Special Services, SLC, and GA Fatherhood, Food Provided. See Calendar to the left for all the details.
• Memorial Day ceremony concludes Vietnam Wall visit
• At the Wall
• Spalding High commends its 246 graduates
• 253 graduates in Griffin High class of 2011
• Wall ceremony offers time to remember
• Aponte is Strongest Link for April
• School system adopts updated dress code
• Dignity Memorial Vietnam Wall opens Friday morning
• City backs rental home plan
• Woman learns dad was a hero
• A.Z. Kelsey graduates honored for achievement
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• Power restored for most city of Griffin customers
• Central Georgia EMC reports power outages
• GPD stops man from jumping off bridge
• This Memorial Day Weekend please take the time to honor those that have served our Country. Griffin is also fortunate enough to have the Dignity Memorial Vietnam Wall in town this weekend. It will be worth the trip out to Wyomia Tyus Olympic Park.
• Southern Crescent Technical College has two outstanding ambassadors! Leila Wells Rogers is one of six Rick Perkins finalists! Michelle Reed is one of nine GOAL finalists! These outstanding individuals will compete again today and the state winners will b
• Soldier on leave from Afghanistan surprises son at school
• More than 500 set to graduate this week
• Spalding replacing two ‘troublesome’ bridges
• TONIGHT! Performing and Literary Arts Student Association (PALASA) will be hosting the first-ever Open Mic Night at 6pm in the Cafeteria, Griffin Campus. Don't miss this!
• Centerpoint honors tornado victims
• Six burglars caught in the act
• Two facing RICO charges following police raids
• County taking easement
• Dignity Memorial Wall coming to Griffin
• The Flint River Campus Medical Assisting Class raised $700.00 for the American Cancer Society. On May 4, 2011, they presented a check to the ACS!
• SCTC would like to congratulate Ryan Nash on signing with the 2011-2012 Basketball Season. Ryan is a current SCTC student and is a Lovejoy High School Alumni.
• Boy raising money to help Spalding County tornado victims
• Did you know you can RENT your textbooks through our bookstore? Follow this link for details:
• Performing and Literary Arts Student Association (PALASA) will be hosting the first-ever Open Mic Night on Wednesday at 6pm in the Cafeteria, Griffin Campus. Those who want to read/perform visit the Griffin Campus Library to sign up for a 5-minute slot.
• Be sure to check out the Calendar to the left of the page for upcoming events/deadlines! Several for this week just added!
• Wrestlers Who Care
• Tzu Chi assists storm victims Saturday
• County continues to clean storm debris
• The Park at Sixth getting pavilion
• GDOT planning roundabout on Highway 16
• Robbery suspect caught after chase
• Tzu Chi providing blankets and gift cards on Saturday
• Fallen GPD officers recognized
• Spalding Relief 2011 scheduled for Saturday at Truett’s Grill
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• Johntavius Green of Lamar County High School signs with the SCTC Tigers for the 2011-2012 Basketball Season.
• Congressman Lynn Westmoreland visited SCTC - Griffin Campus yesterday.
• Westmoreland honors General Griffin
• Locals agree with charter school decision
• Westmoreland meets with local officials
• County review 2012 budget
• Young At Heart celebrates 40th anniversary
• Highway 155 will be going down McDonough Road
• BOE approves Personal Leave Bank
• Relay for Life still raising money
• Husband charged with murder of his wife
• Griffin man faces 16 burglary charges
• Griffin boy fighting cancer receives new wheelchair
• Local wrestling event to benefit tornado victims
• Relay for Life walks for cure
• Health Fair provides community care
• Highway 155 vote scheduled for county
• Young Eagles Project off the ground
• FEMA working to find temporary housing
• City planning to tear down old City Hall
• Wrist Breakers holding charity ride Sunday
• MDA to host executive lock-up
• News of Yesteryear
• UGA-Griffin honors 29 graduates
• Chamber of Comerce sponsoring Lunch and Learn
• Safe House Coffee gets jolt of publicity
• Doc Holliday Beer & Wine Festival is Saturday
• Bowling tournament to benefit tornado victims
• In honor of Nurses Appreciation Week, our Griffin Campus Senior LPN students are hosting a free minute clinic! Come by the cafeteria now until 2:30 to get 'checked out'!
• Today the Flint River Campus is where it's at! Student Appreciation Fun Day! See our calendar to the left for all the details!
• Griffin BOC tentatively approves reapportionment
• Fuller Center group seeking volunteers
• Daybook
• News of Yesteryear
• There is a lot going on today on the Griffin Campus! Check out the calendar tab to the left for details! Current student registration, graduate cap and gown pick up, SkyLines Stage play at 2pm and 7pm, Financial Management Seminar on the Flint River Ca
• HUD chief praises recovery efforts
• City may raise homestead exemption
• First Assembly volunteers are quick to respond
• News of Yesteryear
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• This Wednesday is the first ever SCTC stage Play - SkyLines! Some lucky individuals had a sneak peek today and it is certainly not one you will want to miss! Get your free ticket at the information desk! Written and Directed by David-Matthew Barnes Sta
• Assistance still needed at distribution center
• Students donate to storm victims
• Young Eagles Project to finish program Saturday
• Main Street performance to benefit storm victims
• News of Yesteryear
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• Dr. John W. Baldwin of Advanced EyeCare at the Walmart Vision Center, Griffin and Locust Grove, has announced a 20% discount on professional services for all SCTC students! You must show your student ID card to receive the discount.
• Georgia Lineman’s Rodeo
• Obesity limits possible military service
• Grandpa’s truck becomes family treasure
• Griffin to hold redistricting hearings
• News of Yesteryear
• Volunteers from Bulloch County lend helping hand in storm recovery
• State board OKs school-day waiver
• Food pantry seeing longer lines
• Literacy Commission concerned about hike in fees for GED testing
• News of Yesteryear
• Residents speak out about Highway 155
• Home Depot sends out volunteers
• Relief Center is set up in Sunny Side
• News of Yesteryear
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• Women's Basketball Tryouts this Friday beginning at 4pm and Men's Basketball Tryouts this Saturday beginning at 5pm ~ Griffin, City Park Gym. See our Calendar page to the left for all the details! Good luck!
• County moving from response to recovery
• Looting reported after storms
• Group helping storm victims
• GPD investigates shooting
• Nearly 400 local homes damaged
• Day of Prayer event is Thursday
• June Jam contests encourage recycling
• Griffin BOC OKs variances
• Flicks at Sixth opens Saturday with ‘Megamind’
• News of Yesteryear
• Student Appreciation Fun Day THIS THURSDAY on the Griffin Campus! Current students are invited to enjoy free food and fun times! Check out our calendar to the left for more details!
• Counseling Center to have informational meeting
• Roads now open
• Assistance center opening today
• Public safety officials react to bin Laden’s death
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• News of Yesteryear
• Stepping Stones event draws hundreds
• Weather helps draw good crowd to Mayfling
• Stepping Stones founders retiring
• Reverse 911 calls under consideration for warnings
• Marshalls opens in Griffin
• News of Yesteryear
• Five more counties in Georgia designated for disaster assistance
• Westmoreland visits counties affected by storm
• Central Georgia EMC continuing restoration efforts
• Changes in utility services for storm victims announced
• Account set up for children of storm victim
• Church offers supplies to storm victims
• Camp Pirkle damaged in storm
• Golden Olympics celebrate active seniors
• County waives some permit fees
• Central Georgia EMC provides update on restoration efforts
• Residents shocked by tornado aftermath
• Weather Service confirms tornado
• Two killed in storm
• Storm punishes Lamar County
• News of Yesteryear
• Southern Crescent Technical College is OPEN today!
• Salvation Army recognizes volunteers
• Griffin creates redistricting map
• County updates demolition requirements
• Ride to benefit Boys and Girls Club
• News of Yesteryear
• Learn how to protect yourself from harrassment and discrimination - attend the Equity Fair Lunch and Learn! Griffin Campus today at 12:15 and 4 or the Flint River Campus Thursday at 12:00 and 4:00
• Want to know what is going on at SCTC? Events, deadlines, workshops? Click on the Calendar to the left to see it all!
• Student stabbed on Gordon campus
• Copeland named Man of the Year
• Griffin’s ‘blight tax’ may increase
• Lamar inmate found dead
• Annual Farm Day event puts agriculture in spotlight
• Cancer Warriors to hold event Friday
• News of Yesteryear
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• 5 NEW JOBS Posted Today!!! Full-time employment opportunities in Computer Programming, Electronics, Certified Nursing Aides, CNC Machinist and Mover/Driver. Come by Career Services in the Library, Griffin Campus for application instructions.
• Celebration to mark Stepping Stones milestone
• Large turnout expected for annual health fair
• County OKs land use changes
• Mayfling is this weekend
• News of Yesteryear
• Financial Aid Workshop Tuesday at the Griffin Campus ~ 8:30, 2:30, 5:30 Open to the Public - Get information about the HOPE changes, upcoming student loans, and bring your recent tax returns for assistance in applying for Financial Aid
• Financial Aid Workshop today at the Flint River Campus ~ 8:30, 2:30, 5:30 Open to the Public - Get information about the HOPE changes, upcoming student loans, and bring your recent tax returns for assistance in applying for Financial Aid
• County invited to participate in multi-county toll road
• Annual Easter Explosion draws hundreds
• Water Authority planning for growth
• County keeps CIGNA as insurance provider
• News of Yesteryear
• Cancer survivors reaching out to others
• Details released on SCSO operation
• City to discuss reapportionment
• City, county recognize Confederate History Month
• Huckaby lone finalist for chancellor post
• Raid targets alleged gambling operations
• Ronnie Perdue honored for volunteer service
• Businesswoman discusses status of Facebook
• Pavilion planned for Park at Sixth
• News of Yesteryear
• Four businesses targeted in SCSO illegal gambling operation
• Fire put out twice at same residence, same night
• College students bracing for tuition hikes
• ‘In God We Trust’ decal popular at tag office
• News of Yesteryear
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• SCTC to take part in disaster training
• County picks Cook’s site for senior center
• Salvation Army continues serving in Japan
• 200 line up for McDonald’s jobs
• The Lakes at Green Valley almost complete
• News of Yesteryear
• There are several Internal Scholarships available through the Foundation to students for Summer Quarter. Application Deadline is April 28th. email kmiller@sctech.edu for an application
• Attention Flint River Campus Students! Join Dr. Peters TOMORROW for the Town Hall Meeting to ask your questions or voice your concerns. Dr. Peters will give an update on the upcoming HOPE changes and Quarters to Semesters. Room B132, Lunch Provided
• Griffin Campus SCTC Diploma and Degree Graduates ~ Cap and Gown ordering TODAY! See the events tab for details!
• Beautiful plants grown by our very own Horticluture Program Students on sale today! See our events tab for more details.
• Beautiful plants grown by our very own Horticluture Program Students on sale today! See our events tab for more details.
• County selects site for senior center
• ‘Annie’s Girls’ present seniors with Easter baskets
• GPD officers, students take part in Torch Run
• EAA to offer free flights to kids at Candler Field
• Suspect surrenders to Pike authorities
• News of Yesteryear
• Griffin Composite Squadron event enjoyed by many
• Plant sale draws crowd of hundreds to UGA Garden
• Senior Center site vote slated for Monday
• News of Yesteryear
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• Senior Games run through April 28
• East Griffin Baptist Church to open new facilities
• Griffin, Spalding County working to be Work Ready
• Griffin Composite Squadron to hold open house
• Ga. celebrities taking part in Cancer Warriors event
• Food distribution event draws crowd
• Army helicopter pilot visits local Rotary
• Five Griffin residents arrested on drug charges
• St. George’s students organize 5K at Rock Ranch
• Pike BOC moving forward on courthouse renovations
• CORRECTION: Lady Tigers Basketball Tryouts originally scheduled for Saturday, April 16, 2011 have been RESCHEDULED. We will hold an Interest Meeting at the Griffin City Park Gym instead of tryouts and will announce the new tryout date at this meeting. So
• Lady Tiger Basketball Tryouts for Saturday, April 16, 2011 have been CANCELLED!!! Please check back here for updates.
• Graduate Career Fair today! 4pm-7pm, Griffin Campus Cafeteria See the Event Tab for details! Dress For Success! Bring Your Resume!
• Blind couple an inspiration to community
• Griffin will have to redraw district lines
• Griffin to offer utility breaks for new businesses
• Griffin High recognizes college-bound students
• Man to stand trial on drug charges
• REMINDER! President's Town Hall Meeting TODAY - 11:30 - 1:30, Griffin Campus Cafeteria - If you have questions, GET THEM ANSWERED! Lunch will be served.
• SCTC is thrilled that our users have found this page so helpful recently, and we want to encourage you to continue to use this page to find out about what's going on at the College. We'd like to keep this page for announcements and questions, s
• Dryer explodes at Reeves Cleaners
• Man banished from county after eighth DUI conviction
• Man to stand trial on domestic violence-related charges
• ‘Jeffery is a victim too,’ alleged victim says
• News of Yesteryear
• Do you have questions or concerns and want answers?! Attend the President's Town Hall Meeting TOMORROW from 11:30 - 1:30, Griffin Campus Cafeteria. Lunch provided by SLC
• SCTC is thrilled that our users have found this page so helpful recently, and we want to encourage you to continue to use this page to find out about what's going on at the College. We'd like to keep this page for announcements and questions,
• Career Services Announcement ~ Summer jobs with The Rock Ranch, Part-time Accounting and Head Mechanic position just posted in the Career Center. Bring your resume by so you can apply for our job openings. Career Services is located in the Library, Griff
• Minor explosion rocks Rehoboth Road neighborhood Sunday night
• MAPP program adding up to success
• High School Town Hall meeting is tonight
• Eighth-graders show slight improvement on test
• News of Yesteryear
• Slain soldier laid to rest Saturday
• Two Griffin men allegedly involved in Henry County drug trafficking case
• Marshalls hiring for April 28 opening
• News of Yesteryear
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• Pinwheels draw attention to child abuse
• Thompson sentenced to five years in prison
• Airport relocation, Highway 155 plan draw opposition
• Groundbreaking held for Brightmoor Hospice facility
• News of Yesteryear
• Driver airlifted after wreck with bus
• Central Georgia EMC nearly finished restoring power
• Week set aside to remember crime victims
• Volunteers still needed for Vietnam Wall visit
• News of Yesteryear
• Airport relocation draws opposition
• Area residents line streets for soldier’s motorcade
• Thousands lost power during storm
• City, county to discuss airport at meeting
• Plant sale to be held at Bluebird Greenhouse
• News of Yesteryear
• Check out this link for the updated adacemic calendar for Southern Crescent Technical College.
• For SCTC Graduates – The 2011 Career Fair will be next Thursday, April 14th from 4:00 – 7:00 PM in the Dining Hall on the Griffin Campus. Please bring your current resume and be dressed to impress employers. There is a flyer on Career Fair Po
• Storm downs trees, power lines
• County to decide on senior center April 18
• News of Yesteryear
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• Route for soldier's return announced
• CRCT testing delayed one day
• GHS JROTC to help establish Fayette High program
• Allen Adams is appointed as public defender
• Rock Ranch to host Easter Eggstravaganza
• News of Yesteryear
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• Plane carrying soldier scheduled to arrive Wednesday
• Out of Stock Books (Griffin Campus): CIS 1124 (expected 4/14); CIS 2153 (expected 4/5); ENG 1102 (Matthew-Barnes classes only, expected 4/5); MSD 104 (custom book, expected 4/14); NSG 215 (expected 4/5)
• Bookstore Buyback ~ April 4th and 5th 9am - 5pm and April 6th 9am - 2pm
• Welcome Back! Today is the first day of Spring Quarter!
• Third annual One Town, One Goal exemplifies community service
• Come Together 2011 emphasizes acts of love
• News of Yesteryear
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• Griffin Christian STAR student ‘surprised’ by honor
• Gordon College holds ribbon-cutting for nursing building
• Plant sale to be held at UGA-Griffin
• News of Yesteryear
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• Pastor remembers fallen soldier
• Two men face drug charges
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• Attention 2010-2011 SCTC Graduates - If you plan to participate in the Graduation Ceremony on June 16th, don't miss your first chance to order your caps and gowns! Griffin Campus - Tuesday, April 19th; Flint River Campus - Wednesday, April 20th; 11
• Today is Late Student Registration! Any current student that has not registered or late student that has all paperwork turned in may register today!
• Jobs listed this week in Career Services: Part-time Graphic Artist, Sears Store Manager, Carpenter, Part-time Nursery Care. These postings are available to students who have submitted an updated resume to Career Services.
• Wilson honored at Golden Eagle Dinner
• PBA official speaks to Kiwanis Club
• Rotary Club takes on project at Scouting base
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• GHS graduate killed in Afghanistan
• Don't forget - Super T is waiting to answer your questions about the Quarter 2 Semester Conversion. Just post your Q2S question on the wall!
• Griffin resident gets Gordon College Police honor
• Living Waters Church to hold pro wrestling event
• MLK Parade to be held Sunday
• Come Together to offer entertainment, assistance
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• County’s STAR student to attend Emory
• Griffin man drowns in Florida
• Volunteers gather for major cleanup
• Plans announced for One Town, One Goal
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• Congratulations to our very own English Instructor David-Matthew Barnes for his being selected to receive the 2011 Hart Crane Memorial Poetry Contest, awarded by Kent State University. His winning poem, “Walking to K-Mart to Buy a Dolly Parton Alb
• From the office of Career Services: New Part-Time Pharmacy Tech Job just posted. Call Career Services at 770-228-7363 for more information
• Tune into TECH TALK….news and information about Southern Crescent Technical College. TECH TALK airs: Tuesday mornings at 7:45 a.m. on Griffin’s WKEU 88.9 FM Thursday mornings at 7:45 a.m. on Griffin’s WHIE 1450 AM Sunday afternoons a
• End of an era marked as ‘The Last Man Standing” retires
• Tidal Wave sponsoring fund-raiser
• Parents advised to guide students throughout college careers
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• Shed catches on fire at business
• Volunteers complete home renovation
• Zumbathon to benefit family of Diana Davis
• Griffin musician Ben Ratliff to be on radio show
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• SHS STAR student focuses on goals
• BOC recognizes GPD investigator
• Japan disasters lead to scam emails
• United Way accepting funding applications
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• REMINDER! Late Orientation is March 31 and Spring Quarter Begins April 4.
• Jackson man injured in wreck
• Triathlete delivers inspirational message to students
• A.Z. Kelsey holds first College Day
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• Congratulations to Web Design/Computer Programming student Brett Bell for being elected as a SkillsUSA State Officer!
• Cook’s Shopping Center recommended for new senior center
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• Outstanding Student Banquet is tonight at SHS
• The Quarter to Semester Conversion can be SCARY! Have no fear…Super T is here!! Ask Super T questions on the SCTC Facebook page about the Quarter to Semester conversion and he’ll have an answer for you.
• Griffin Mayfling plans announced
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• Congratulations to the SkillsUSA GOLD medal winners from SCTC: CHRISTIAN BRADFORD – DENTAL ASSISTING, JUSTIN DRISKELL – AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY, LEILANI TABARES – CULINARY ARTS. We are so proud of them and look forward to the Nat
• Congratulations to Justin Driskell who took first place in Automotive Technology at the State Competition for SkillsUSA! Justin will now compete in June at the National Competition in Kansas City.
• Gun show offers chance to buy, sell and trade
• Local woman believes martial arts can help students fend off bullying
• Cronic encourages seniors to apply for Buick scholarships
• Water to be shut down Wednesday on Maple Drive
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• Library receives 1,600 new children's books
• Spalding Regional to host diabetes risk screening
• John Yates gets award from business group
• Committee looking for youngest, oldest Vietnam veterans
• UGA-Griffin to hold open house
• Noble voted Spalding GOP chairman
• Gordon to hold ceremony for nursing building
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• It's Book Buyback Time Again! Griffin Campus Bookstore: March 17: 9am- 5pm, March 21-23: 9am - 5pm; Flint River Campus Bookstore: March 16-17: 10am - 7pm, March 21: 10am - 4pm
• Financial aid will be available in the bookstores on March 17th for current students who are registered for Spring term 201104, for new students funds will be available on the first day of class April 4th. The last day to use any financial aid or third
• Jobs Just Posted!! 2 Accounting Clerks, Crime Scene Tech, Network Administrator, Route Delivery Driver, Orthopaedic Technologist, Maintenance Tech and Food Service Director. Come by Career Services in the Library for application information.
• Author, columnist Ronda Rich speaks in Griffin
• Pike County voters approve SPLOST
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• Fuel tanker truck overturns
• Man bound over on drug charges
• Chamber of Commerce announces presenting sponsor for tourney
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• We just hit 1,000 fans! And may we add, the BEST 1,000 fans out there!
• SLC is promoting "Fuel For Your Final" this week. Students can stop by tables set up around campus for free water and snacks to help fuel you up for your final(s)!
• FUMC staffer a candidate for reality show
• Thomaston doctor pleads guilty to fraud
• Westmoreland votes to end refinance program
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• Residents react to escalating gasoline prices
• Local teachers may qualify for scholarship reimbursement
• Transition Fair to be held March 31
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• Event helps Food Pantry clients
• Barnesville starting point for big yard sale
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• City taking steps to use less gas
• Armed robbery suspect to stand trial
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• County selects Wilson as manager
• City OKs waiver of late fees
• Murder suspect is bound over
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• NEW JOBS and INTERNSHIPS just posted in the Career Center in the Library on the Griffin Campus. Positions available in Accounting, IT, Human Resources, Industrial, Machine Operator, and General. Come by and visit Career Services and look for the blue bo
• William Wilson Jr. named county manager
• MDA honors SCFD
• Cooks Shopping Center recommended as Senior Center site
• Law enforcement to target motorcyclists
• Two men face charges after alleged home invasion
• 2011 SCTC Rick Perkins Award Winner Leila Rogers
• 2011 SCTC GOAL Winner Michelle Reed
• Do you like seeing announcements on Facebook? Tell your classmates about the page! We are only 4 people away from reaching 1,000 people liking us!
• Griffin City BOC to consider Enterprise Zone
• Williamson woman is killed in wreck
• Local Humane Society receives grant
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• Hundreds support family of faithful woman
• Selection vote for county manager to be held Wednesday
• Westmoreland named chairman of Oversight subcommittee
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• Planning under way for chamber golf event
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• LCSO recognized for interdiction efforts
• Knight to serve as chairman of GRPA committee
• Ride to benefit Davis family
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• Vietnam Wall planning is moving forward
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• Man injured in altercation
• System fares well in CRCT erasure analysis
• Speakers tout Girl Scouts at Kiwanis Club meeting
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• 'Dixie Diva' Ronda Rich to speak at Cronic Nissan
• Three arrested on drug charges
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• Griffin RYDC to close April 1
• County BOC interviews manager candidates
• Crowning Glories — Griffin Choral Arts hosting concert
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• The Performing and Literary Arts Student Association (PALASA) and Libraries are hosting the Student Literary Showcase this Wednesday, March 2, 2011 in the Griffin Campus Lecture Hall at 5:30pm. Admission is free and refreshments will be available. See S
• Tune into TECH TALK….for news and information about Southern Crescent Technical College. TECH TALK airs: Tuesday mornings at 7:45 a.m. on Griffin’s WKEU 88.9 FM, Thursday mornings at 7:45 a.m. on Griffin’s WHIE 1450 AM, and Sunday afte
• UPDATE!!! Need Tips for Taxes? Attend the Tax Information Workshop! Griffin Campus - Tuesday, March 1, 2011 - 4:30 pm - Cafeteria; Flint River Campus - Wednesday, March 2, 2011 - 5:00 pm
• Griffin Gun Club hosts Glock shooting competition
• Young Eagles project seeks to instill interest in aviation in youth
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• The heart of a Marine
• Smoke on the Water details announced
• Brush fires keeping Pike firefighters busy
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• Agent offers tips on animal control
• Items posed no risk of explosion
• E-waste recycling offered
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• Need Tips for Taxes? Attend the Tax Information Workshop! Griffin Campus - Tuesday, March 1, 2011 - 12:15 pm and 4:30 pm - Cafeteria; Flint River Campus - Wednesday, March 2, 2011 - 12:00 pm and 5:00 pm
• BOE approves makeup day
• Chance appointed to planning group
• Reed named GOAL winner at SCTC
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• Starks sentenced to life with possibility of parole
• County manager finalists are announced
• County BOC approves Gilreath censure
• Bluegrass act Gibson Brothers coming to Griffin
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• Congratulations to Medical Assisting student Michelle Reed - SCTC 2011 GOAL winner!
• Congratulations to the GOAL Final Four - Hector Duron, Candice Taylor, Michelle Reed, and Trevor Lutes!
• Inmate back in custody
• Speaker announced for Tea Party meeting
• Low-cost vision screening extended
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• Blood Drive Today - Griffin Campus - Cafeteria - 8am - 1pm. Hope to see everyone there!
• Math Madness a hit with young students
• Westmoreland supports four amendments that cut ObamaCare funding
• Band on the Run 5K draws a crowd
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• Bill would change SPLOST rules
• Two arrested for copper theft
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• Committee planning for return of Vietnam Wall
• Westmoreland backs Patriot Act extension
• Old Coca-Cola building now owned by bank
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• 5K to benefit SHS Band program
• Reminders - Basketball Game this Saturday at the Taylor Street Gym in Griffin, Ladies Tip-off at 5:30 and Men Tip-off at 7:30. Also, classes ARE in session Monday.
• County BOC votes to censure Gilreath
• Marker dedicated to World War I veteran
• Judge rules against recall of county commissioner
• Toastmasters speak at Griffin Kiwanis meeting
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• Police use Taser to subdue suspect
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• BREAKING NEWS: Arrests made in connection with homicide
• → Southern Crescent Technical College: Reminder-students currently enrolled and plan to attend Spring Quarter may begin registering on BannerWeb!
• ’05 SPLOST didn’t promise newly built senior center
• Pre-kindergarten registration to be held
• Chamber of Commerce event to focus on avoiding scams
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• Gordon to add new bachelor’s degrees
• Congratulations to the GOAL Dynamic Dozen: Brett Bell, Hayley Dunn, Hector Duron, Deron Gude, Deborah Lester, Trevor Lutes, Tiffany Milner, Jennifer Priser, Michelle Reed, Jacoya Smith, Kimberly Stanley, and Candice Taylor!
• Congratulations to SCTC Instructors Deanne Allen, Don Greathouse, Joe Grubbs, Steven Marks, Alan McChargue, Kimberly Rawlins, Tammy Stinchcomb, and Leila Wells for being nominated for the 2011 Rick Perkins Award for Excellence in Technical Instruction.
• Annual Kiwanis Club of Griffin Pancake Day a local tradition
• Heart Walk participants enjoy fun, fellowship and fitness
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• White honored at retirement ceremony
• Lawmakers back resolution calling for spending limits
• GPD officers gearing up for Torch Run
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• Spirit Week Next Week! Monday - Dress for Success; Tuesday-Athletic Day; Wednesday - Pep Rally (FR Campus)/Costume Day (FR Campus); Thursday - Pep Rally (Griffin Campus)/Family Movie Night; Saturday - TIGER Basketball
• SCTC BASKETBALL tonight! Join us as the Lady Tigers Tip Off at 5:30 PM; Tigers Tip Off at 7:30 PM. Taylor Street Gymnasium-234 East Taylor Street, Griffin. Cost: Free for students, faculty & staff with a current student i.d. or name badge
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• Math workshops open to students, parents
• Family members describe impact of Starks murder
• Low-rate vision screening to be offered for kids
• Starks sentenced to life with possibility of parole
• Eagle Scouts honored at Kiwanis meeting
• Medical examiner discusses case
• Milner man shot and killed by Lamar County deputy
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• Griffin Police officers testify in Starks case
• Recall hearing for Gilreath postponed
• Homeless person found dead
• Public’s help sought in hit-and-run accident
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• Witnesses testify in Starks case
• Members of ministry help blind woman
• Arrests made in connection with burglaries
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• Now offering Women's Intramural BOWLING! Contact 770.228.7258 for more info.
• A welcome weekend of sunshine
• Knight receives 2011-2012 House committee assignments
• County BOC to discuss members’ conduct
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• Local reaction to Egyptian uprising
• School board OKs transfer of Fairmont property
• Kiwanis Club preparing for Pancake Day
• Transition Coach Grant benefits local pre-K students
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• Dobbins is named HR director for local school system
• Two bound over on drug charges
• Two organizations award grants to teachers
• The bookstore on the Griffin Campus will be closed Monday, February 7th and Tuesday, February 8th for inventory. We look forward to serving you on Wednesday, February 9th.
• Please allow a few extra minutes getting to school tonight! Be careful out there.
• Red-light camera proposal on hold
• School system announces projected graduation rate for 2011
• City reports wastewater overflow
• Pike County Health Fair is Feb. 18
• County officials narrowing list of manager candidates
• Starks case to continue Monday
• Man’s best friend to be featured at exhibit
• Ga. Supreme Court rules in Starks murder case
• Seniors asked for input on new center
• Ga. Supreme Court rules in Starks murder case
• Seniors asked for input on new center
• Heart Hustle to be held Feb. 12
• Be sure to check out the SCTC website for updated information on the Quarter to Semester conversion including Program Crosswalks and FAQs. www.sctech.edu/Q2S
• CONGRATULATIONS to the 72 outstanding students nominated for the Georgia Occupational Award of Leadership!
• Griffin High to offer thematic academies
• Perseverance pays off for woman named EAGLE student
• A New Song to perform at FUMC
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• Pike firefighter rescues man
• City BOC proclaims Feb. 12 Arbor Day
• A fun day at the park
• Home Grown Gardening Series to be held
• Graham to serve as school board chairman
• Largest Sam’s Club in state opens in Sharpsburg
• Sheriff issues warning about scam
• Attention Students! TODAY is the LAST day to use any type of Financial Aid funds in the bookstore.
• There is a new Student Organization at SCTC ~ Performing and Literary Arts Student Association (PALASA). You are welcome to attend the informational meetings 2/2/11 or 2/3/11, 12:30-1:00 Griffin Campus Mobile 7A or call 770.467.6039
• Todd to serve as mayor
• Consultant to assess potential sites for new senior center
• Griffin High principal talks about changes at school
• Single Parent Symposium - Monday, January 31st on the Flint River Campus - 12:30 - Lunch Provided
• Starks presents plea bargain
• Two local residents win big in Ga. lottery
• Business expo at SCTC draws good crowd
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• Scholarship Opportunity - Coweta-Fayette Trust - Do you reside in the counties of Coweta, Fayette, Clayton, Fulton, Heard, Meriwether, Spalding or Troup AND have service through Coweta-Fayette EMC? If so, contact scholarships@sctech.edu for an applicati
• Concord man facing drug charges
• Chamber to present business expo today
• Lamar County shooting under investigation
• Heart Walk to be held Feb. 12
• Don't forget the Writers Series tonight on the Griffin Campus. Poets Karen Head and Collin Kelley will read excerpts from their works and participate in a Q&A session. Visit our events tab for details.
• Griffin gets H.I.T.T.
• Humane Society seeks loving homes for rescued animals
• Westmoreland issues statement on recent health-care vote
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• Jurors discuss Starks verdict
• Blake to serve as General Griffin
• Lack of funding puts bridge project on hold
• Jury finds Starks competent
• Fairmont School has historical connection
• SCTC students get real-life CSI training
• Man bound over on drug charges
• Official touts city recycling program
• Jeffares receives committee appointments
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• Did you know SCTC offers scholarships funded by your very own faculty and staff? To find out what is available and if you are eligible, email scholarships@sctech.edu or visit the Advancement Office on the Griffin Campus.
• Man to stand trial on drug charges
• Accident victim continues long road to recovery
• Competency hearing for Starks continues
• Chance named chairman of economic development committee
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• Local resident still going strong at 100
• Freeman questions deputy manager ordinance
• SRMC Center for Sleep Medicine recognized
• MLK Parade is rescheduled due to weather
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• Athlete shines on world competition stage
• Winter storm clean up efforts may affect city, county budgets
• MLK Jr. parade is Monday
• Southern Crescent Tech reports enrollment numbers
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• Sheriff issues warning about scam
• Griffin High School to offer career academies
• No decision yet on school makeup days
• Food bank seeing increased demand, official says
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• Seven hospitalized after house fire
• Three teens face armed robbery charges
• Coca-Cola building touted as possible senior center site
• County to rework deputy manager job description
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• SCTC will be CLOSED on Monday, January 17, 2011 to celebrate the MLK Holiday and will reopen on Tuesday, January 18, 2011.
• UPDATES: January 19, 2011 will be the last day to drop classes without penalty and January 20, 2011 will be the last day to add classes without penalty. The payment deadline has been moved to January 19, 2011.
• Looking forward to seeing everyone back on Thursday, January 13, 2011 for the first day of Winter Quarter classes!
• Fun and games
• Westmoreland: Shooting should not become political battle
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• Griffin-Spalding school system to be open Thursday
• Crews begin cleanup after winter storm
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• Griffin-Spalding school system employees attend first Growth Opportunity Day
• Griffin-Spalding school system closed Wednesday
• All locations of Southern Crescent Technical College will be CLOSED again tomorrow, Wednesday, January 12, 2011, due to inclement weather.
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• Major winter storm shuts down parts of Georgia
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• Gordon classes canceled Tuesday
• All locations of Southern Crescent Technical College will be CLOSED again tomorrow, Tuesday, January 11, 2011, due to inclement weather.
• All locations of Southern Crescent Technical College will be CLOSED due to inclement weather on Monday, January 10, 2011. Check back here for updates.
• Authorities urge residents to prepare for possibly severe winter weather
• Informational pre-K program slated for Feb. 8
• Kiwanis Club of Griffin hosts Governor’s Rally
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• Frank Sinatra Jr. to be featured in Lamar Co. benefit
• Murder charges dropped for Griffin man
• Downtown Council discusses parking
• Westmoreland touts new congressional rules
• Rayfield Wright to speak at Griffin church
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• Braves GM expresses confidence in new manager
• SCTC leader discusses local workforce
• Jones to serve as local United Way president
• Dollar General to open 100s of new stores
• Death Notices
• First time taking online classes or need a refresher? Attend "Student Introduction to ANGEL" in the Library Conference room, Griffin Campus ~ January 10-13; 9am, 11am, 3pm, 6pm
• Starks’ competency hearing scheduled for Monday
• Church good as new after lightning strike
• Allen Edwards ready for chamber leadership position
• Official: City recycling program is making progress
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• Looking forward to an EXCITING Winter Quarter! Classes begin January 10.
• Freeman to serve as BOC chairman
• NAACP leader speaks on SCFD controversy
• County to meet to discuss deputy manager job
• Gilreath files suit over recall effort
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• Line upgrade
• Bill aims to protect property rights
• Moose leader to visit local lodge
• Chamber to have awards dinner Jan. 20
• City reports sewer overflow
• Beams appointed deputy manager
• Christmas donations help soup kitchen in new year
• County BOC approves Sunday alcohol rule change
• Community pitches in to help fire victims
• Lawmakers preparing to deal with budget woes
• Watch Night services planned at some churches
• Local retailers report strong holiday season
• Drivers urged to be cautious tonight
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• 800 MHz fully functional, official says
• Pike County fire chief terminated
• Chamber bowling league starts in January
• Public hearing scheduled for red-light cameras
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• Man killed in domestic dispute
• Elected officials sworn in
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• Salvation Army Boys and Girls Club to cut back
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• Man killed in domestic dispute on High Falls Road
• House fire started in fireplace
• Goss, Phillips discuss time on county BOC
• Volunteers deliver more than 1,000 meals
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• Three injured in house fire
• New board to select county manager
• Slight drop in gas prices expected
• Solid Waste Division reports successful food drive
• Christmas tree recycling to be offered
• ‘Bobby D’ continues gift-giving tradition
• SCFD personnel receive reprimands
• New officials to be sworn in Tuesday
• Relay for Life to hold kickoff event Jan. 6
• Isakson, Chambliss differ on START
• GSP gears up for holiday travel
• Troopers go the extra mile for Toys for Tots
• Kiwanis Club gets update on Salvation Army activities
• First Presbyterian to deliver meals on Christmas
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• He knows the drill
• Thompson pleads guilty to attempted child molestation
• Whalen chooses not to take manager job
• Express mail an option for last-minute deliveries
• County BOC tables alcohol ordinance
• Interim County Manager Tim Whalen declines permanent appointment
• Stuart Thompson pleads guilty
• SCTC will be closed Thursday, December 23rd and will open Tuesday, January 4th. Have a safe and wonderful break!
• County BOC interviews deputy manager candidates
• Commissioners weigh in on deputy county manager candidates
• City to install solar panels on water plant
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• Volunteers crucial to Salvation Army Christmas dinner
• Hospital Authority names local grant recipients
• Griffin residents urged to reduce, reuse and recycle holiday waste
• SCTC recognized for growth rate
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• Norwegian student speaks to local Rotary Club
• Griffin man arrested after chase
• Authorities check on sex offenders’ residency
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• Spalding BOC names deputy county manager finalists
• Pike County BOC rescinds fire fees
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• Camper burns on Highway 16
• Santa, students visit Summer’s Landing
• Commission rules out Matthews investigation
• Griffin BOC approves power rate increase
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• You have Questions? We have Answers! Quarter to Semester is coming...Be prepared. Check out these videos and talk to your advisor today!
• What changes, and how courses convert from Quarters to Semesters.
• Quarters finds out how HOPE Scholarships and Grants will be affected.
• Quarters and Semesters talk about the differences in their schedules.
• Quarters answers questions for transition students.
• The TCSG promises to transition students with minimum disruption to course work.
• Semesters talks about the benefits of the conversion.
• Quarters and Semesters answer questions concerning time of completion, attendance and class schedules.
• Finanical aid and other forms of student grants and scholarships will not be negatively impacted by the conversion.
• The TCSG is making a commitment to all transitional students to minimize disruption to their coursework during the conversion.
• With the change, the TCSG will join 80% of colleges and universities in the U.S. that follow a semester calendar.
• The Quarters to Semesters change brings us closer to the goal of seamless education in Georgia.
• SCTC will be CLOSED for the holidays from December 23, 2010 - January 3, 2011 and will reopen on January 4, 2011. Have a safe and happy holiday season!
• SCTC will be CLOSED on Monday, December 20, 2010 for Staff Development and will reopen Tuesday, December 21, 2010.
• Spalding Collaborative spreads Christmas cheer
• City official recommends housing council
• Hope Health board OKs merger of clinics
• Yates calls for donations to libraries
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• Did you know that SCTC is changing from quarters to semesters? Be sure to talk with your advisor to map our your plan for the conversion.
• Jessie Tuggle talks about overcoming obstacles in life
• Library launches annual Food for Fines program
• Spalding Regional Oncology Department is recognized
• Luminary service offers families encouragement
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• Mark Richt was on campus today visiting with President Dr. Peters and speaking with SCTC Instructor Anthony Dickson about his son, Griffin High School Senior Xavier Dickson
• GPD receives prayer and memorial garden
• Authorities offer holiday crime prevention tips
• UGA-Griffin campus provides numerous degree programs
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• Workers respond to main break, sinkhole
• Board of Health approves merger of clinics
• Salvation Army needs angel tree donors
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• Students perform at SCTC campus celebration
• West will not be fired, county official says
• Cowan Road Elementary Chorus spreads Christmas cheer
• Study: City overcharged water authority
• 8Ball, MJG performing in Griffin this weekend
• A great Facebook Page for people wanting to keep up with what is happening in Thomaston, Thomaston Happenings
• Looking for things to do around Griffin? Check out Griffin is Great ! They have a schedule of things going on, like where Santa is going to be!
• SRMC tree lighting aids fight against cancer
• Transfer recommended for Matthews
• Report critical of culture at SCFD
• Tour of Homes tickets for sale
• Delaney honored for Board of Education service
• Transfer recommended for Matthews
• Campus Holiday Celebration - Griffin Campus, December 8, 11:30 am - 1:30 pm; Food will be served!
• Program aims to take students to ‘next level’
• Resident seeking recall of Gilreath
• Spalding County commissioners react to firefighter report
• Ray describes PetroSouth’s relationship with county
• Parade participants brave chilly weather
• Man charged with theft by deception
• Three charged in fatal shooting of Gordon College student
• Veterans: Pearl Harbor attack united Americans
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• Campus Holiday Celebration - December 7, Flint River Campus, 11:30 am - 1:30 pm; Griffin Campus, December 8, 11:30 am - 1:30 pm; Food will be served!
• Mistletoe Market spreads Christmas cheer
• Bank robbery investigation ongoing
• Disaster loan assistance available
• Toys for Tots campaign kicks off
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• It's the holiday season: Lighting of tree creates festive atmosphere in downtown Griffin
• Administrator on leave for sharing password
• Love Lights a tree to be held Tuesday
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• Two injured in head-on collision
• Rockdale Magnet School a success story
• Lawmakers discuss state’s money woes
• Accident leads to fires, power outages
• SCSO seeking burglary suspects
• Mistletoe Market is Saturday
• Support the SCTC Tigers basketball teams at their first home game on December 4th at 5:30 pm at Taylor Street Gym!
• Campus Holiday Celebration - December 7, Flint River Campus, 11:30 am - 1:30 pm; Griffin Campus, December 8, 11:30 am - 1:30 pm; Food will be served!
• The Next Chapter coming to an end
• Kendall to take over school board seat in January
• Griffin man dies in wreck
• UGA-Griffin official speaks to Kiwanis Club
• Griffin Solid Waste Division to hold annual food drive
• Griffin Police seeking bank robbery suspect
• School administrator placed on leave
• Marshalls to move into former Goody’s site
• Kendall wins school board runoff
• Man bound over in aggravated battery case
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• Police: Bank of America Taylor Street branch robbed Tuesday morning
• Attention Students: Financial Aid will be available in the SCTC Bookstore for Current Students: December 13th –January 27th and New/Returning Students: January 10th –January 27th
• Join SkillsUSA!! Next Meeting: Griffin Campus - December 7th, 12pm - 1pm; Flint River Campus - December 9th 12:20pm - 1pm. We hope to see you there!
• Major road projects planned
• Parks & Recreation to offer breakfast with Santa
• Ceremony to honor Pike County High School administrator
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• Windwalkers Motorcycle Club’s Toy Run to benefit needy children at Christmas
• Support sought for Angel Tree project
• BOE runoff set for Tuesday
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• Early-bird shoppers flock to stores
• Salvation Army hoping for successful kettle drive
• UGA scientist studies link between HIV, contaminated corn in Africa
• Animal shelter to accept deer remains
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• Letter addresses Gilreath’s accusations
• UGA scientist speaks about modified crops
• Windwalkers to hold Toy Run Saturday
• Chamber unveils parade plans
• Mr. Franklin Hollis Garner April 18, 1945—Nov. 23, 2010 Griffin resident
• Griffin BOC discusses power rate hike
• TSPLOST planning moving forward
• ‘Nutcracker’ to be performed this weekend
• Salvation Army to kick off annual kettle drive
• Gordon College moving toward tobacco-free campus
• Milner girl to compete in AKC event
• Lawmakers to speak about upcoming session
• Family donates tree for Christmas festivities
• Barnesville Tour of Homes is Dec. 4
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• SCTC will be closed on Thursday, November 25, 2010 and will reopen on Monday, November 29, 2010. Happy Thanksgiving!
• Southside Riders Toy Run draws a crowd
• Sun City Peachtree residents discover local offerings
• Storyteller brings literature to life
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• Lowrimore sworn in as associate magistrate
• Architect: Gas prices will stop sprawl
• Officials discuss plans for senior housing
• Federal judge pleads guilty to drug charges
• News of Yesteryear
• Motion detection systems being installed
• Effort to merge clinics moving forward
• SRMC Auxiliary selling ornaments for tree-lighting
• Transportation group discusses airport study
• Southside Riders sponsoring Toy Run Saturday
• Man to stand trial for shooting death
• Sparks overseeing Griffin Post Office
• Hospital Authority discusses funding for merged clinics
• Festival of Lights to be held Nov. 23 at Airport Road Park
• News of Yesteryear
• Support the SCTC Tigers basketball teams at their first home game on December 4th at 5:30 pm at Taylor Street Gym!
• Gilreath accuses Ray of ‘improper’ behavior — Ray calls accusation ‘political’
• BOC to start negotiations with Whalen
• Suspected cartel members target of search warrant
• Early voting for runoff starts today
• Accountant: Watch your cash flow
• County BOC offers manager's job to Whalen
• Blood drive helps teen become Eagle Scout
• Honoring a fallen hero
• School grants application deadline nearing
• Two injured after Highway 16 wreck
• Shooting of llama stuns residents
• Congratulations to SCTC student Neerma Williams - named EAGLE GED Student of the Year!
• A day to celebrate fallen Marine’s life
• BOC may vote to hire county manager Monday
• New water plan will affect local residents
• School-to-Career Fair spotlights opportunities
• News of Yesteryear
• Daybook
• GHS students take part in college application event
• Cell tower decision delayed
• Search for Gordon president under way
• Griffin man, 24, killed in wreck
• News of Yesteryear
• Senior center decision could come Monday
• Iraq veteran speaks at Rotary Club
• Boatwright suspended without pay for two weeks
• Local veteran recalls service in Navy
• Merger of clinics is delayed
• Pike County to have March SPLOST vote
• Speaker describes success of Young Life
• Griffin BOC updated on transportation plan
• Toys for Tots accepting applications
• Board suspends Boatwright for two weeks
• Board of Appeals to discuss cell phone tower
• City officials answer questions about utilities
• City BOC gets update on water plan
• Records show Reid had received several reprimands
• On a mission
• Smashing Pumpkins
• Memories of Veterans Wall remain fresh
• Attorney: Reid will appeal termination
• News of Yesteryear
• School system to hold career fair Thursday
• Humane Society holds Chili Cookoff
• Dedication to be made for Marine
• Veterans Day celebration will honor service members
• City of Griffin utility bill forum slated for Monday
• Candler Field Museum hosts ceremony honoring veterans
• Humane Society hosting Chili Cook-off today
• Stepping Stones fund-raiser is tonight
• Gordon College official gives update on nursing program
• Board of Health to vote on merger of clinics
• Candler Field Museum hosting event today
• Griffin man, 81, charged in shooting
• Georgia Chamber officials discuss state politics
• Candler Field Museum to host patriotic event
• City official briefs residents on recycling
• Veterans Day dance to be held Nov. 13
• ‘Griffin First Fridays’ to promote downtown businesses
• Manley Road residents oppose animal restraint district
• County approves ethics ordinance
• Daybreak Rotary honors public-safety workers
• Residents can get money for collectibles at drive
• Georgia Senate, District 17 — Rick Jeffares victorious
• Griffin-Spalding BOE, District 5 — Graham re-elected
• Griffin-Spalding BOE, District 1 — Delaney to face Kendall in runoff
• U.S. House of Representatives, District 3 — Westmoreland wins re-election
• Georgia House of Representatives, District 73 — Yates defeats Carroll to retain seat
• City investigating 'inappropriate' e-mails
• Yates, Westmoreland grab big leads
• Boy, 2, injured in accident at Rock Ranch
• Trunk or Treat
• Orrs Elementary receives national award
• Retired officer to speak about capture of Hussein
• Rock Ranch to host Pumpkin Destruction Day
• Daybook
• News of Yesteryear
• Annual Toys for Tots campaign under way
• Plan for Race to Top money is unveiled
• SCTC Fall Festival draws potential students
• News of Yesteryear
• School boar candidates square off at forum
• ‘Trunk or treat’ to be held tonight
• Protesters oppose metal thefts plea bargain
• Halloween event draws hundreds to downtown area
• Firefighter allegedly took video of accident victim
• Democratic candidates speak at Pig Pickin’ Roast
• News of Yesteryear
• Bowlden named top graduate of police academy class
• Accident victim, 3, in stable condition
• Daybook
• News of Yesteryear
• Three in running for county manager job
• Rushton’s Hope serves community
• Two days after mistrial, man pleads guilty on cocaine charge
• Child hit by truck at Pine Glen Park
• News of Yesteryear
• Storytelling tour coming to Zebulon
• Groups rescue shelter animals at last minute
• Officials discuss status of Weis case
• Students help distribute clothes to needy
• Rock Springs to host screening of pro-life movie
• Second Baptist youth group helps with missions project
• Tribute planned for GHS band member
• County BOC planning fire district tax hike
• News of Yesteryear
• Democratic candidates to appear at barbecue
• Job fair attracts hundreds
• Mistrial declared in drug trafficking case
• Beyah takes seat on city BOC
• Pike BOC to consider zoning map revisions
• Pike first responders get extrication training
• Block party a treat for local children
• Measure would raise income cap for exemption
• Winners
• Griffin Imaging expands, adds new MRI scanner
• Daybook
• News of Yesteryear
• Volunteers spruce up Turner Street Park area
• Carnival workers enjoy life on the road
• Neighbor helps contain house fire
• News of Yesteryear
• Author encourages children to read
• County animal shelter must partially close
• Five amendments on Nov. 2 ballot
• Visitors to annual fair find fun in abundance
• News of Yesteryear
• Fire destroys Williamson residence
• Raymond Head remembered for contributions
• Special-needs students enjoy day at fair
• GHS band member dies after performance
• GHS band member dies after performance
• Fun at the fair
• Woman hospitalized after wreck
• Officials discuss transportation tax
• 5K to benefit Boys and Girls Club of Pike County
• Art students display works at FUMC
• Woman injured in accident
• News of Yesteryear
• Kiwanis members updated on county fair plans
• Griffin Fire-Rescue to promote fire safety at county fair
• ABWA to host forum Oct. 19
• Brumbelow named Teacher of the Year
• No serious injuries reported in Monday afternoon bus wreck
• Supporter of youth football coach speaks at Spalding County Commission meeting
• Jones: Longer school year could be beneficial
• School system to get $3.2 million in federal funding
• County BOC approves deputy manager position
• Whalen serving in Elks leadership position
• Zumba Fest raises money for Cancer Warriors
• Voice to the Nations announces merger
• Crawford, Sams sworn in at Capitol
• Ga. Supreme Court rules in favor of Beyah
• Georgia Supreme Court rules against McCord
• News of Yesteryear
• Official explains need for Potato Creek
• Voter registration deadline is Monday
• Spalding County Fair begins Thursday
• The Karate Kid — 8-year-old to compete in world championship
• News of Yesteryear
• SCFD event includes friendly competition
• Development Authority marketing new industrial park
• County BOC may revise duties of deputy manager
• Rotarians hear presentation on state water problems
• SCSO investigating store burglaries
• Judge asked to recuse himself
• Daybook
• Hundreds receive free flu shots at Health Department
• Senior judge awaiting recusal decision
• No change expected in school board millage rate
• Daybook
• News of Yesteryear
• City BOC discusses Potato Creek plant upgrade
• Georgia Lottery CEO discusses program’s successes
• School board tentatively approves school calendar
• Daybook
• Griffin Police investigating tire-slashing incident
• City has new associate planner
• City discusses road realignment
• EMC group helps Stepping Stones
• First Baptist Church of Griffin hosts prayer rally
• News of Yesteryear
• Magnolia Farms to have grand reopening in Concord
• Local artists’ work to be displayed at FUMC
• Tax measure may be affecting substandard properties
• News of Yesteryear
• Race proceeds fund character education
• Youth rally encourages good decision-making
• Skaters pleased with helmet rule reversal
• Hundreds of motorcycles ride in Tab Run
• Memory Walk is Oct. 2 in Peachtree City
• Gun club to hold Sighting-In-Day
• Driver dies from injuries
• Public input sought on road improvements
• All-American
• Daybook
• News of Yesteryear
• 4-H drill teams to perform Saturday
• Authorities organizing drug disposal program Saturday
• Aggravated battery suspect bound over
• News of Yesteryear
• County BOC discusses animal shelter work
• Glass named Young Man of the Year by Kiwanis Club of Griffin
• Proposed cell tower draws opposition
• 3 drug-raid defendants bound over
• Miniature golf course a success story, AMBUCS member says
• Authorities respond to fire at commercial building
• New senior center to be stand-alone facility
• Drug raid defendant’s charges dismissed
• Shooting victim remains hospitalized
• Faith Christian Academy hosts Build a School, Build a Life fund-raiser
• News of Yesteryear
• Daybook
• Chamber of Commerce trying to reach Work Ready goal
• Blue Knights, Mainstay team up to help others
• Teacher of the Year Finalist —Lee Thomas
• News of Yesteryear
• Child vehicle safety awareness spotlighted
• Early voting to begin Monday
• Annual United Way boat race makes a splash
• Mr. Gleaton Wilson Love
• Mrs. Emily Joann James
• Two charged with aggravated assault after shooting
• News of Yesteryear
• Education Foundation golf tournament attracts good turnout
• UGA-Griffin working to meet United Way goal of $10,000
• Elks Lodge appraised at $1.2 million in 2009
• Fire destroys Meeks St. residence
• Trailer catches fire on Meeks Street
• Partner: Georgia Distilling interested in Griffin
• Transportation group gets airport study update
• SAT scores for GHS, SHS down from last year
• Teacher of the Year Finalist — Kay Brumbelow
• Juvenile shooting suspect won’t be tried as adult
• City BOC hears reapportionment presentation at meeting
• Elderly pedestrian killed in Pike County
• Griffin man hurt in two-vehicle wreck
• Operation GIT’EM targets gang members
• News of Yesteryear
• ‘My Hometown’ art exhibit being planned
• Seniors favor Carver Road site, documents say
• Health Department to provide free flu shots Sept. 30
• TEACHER OF THE YEAR FINALIST — STEVEN POSEY
• News of Yesteryear
• Barbecue event to benefit local United Way
• Event honors public-safety workers
• Flag dedication honors military members
• Driver injured at AMS event
• Semper Fidelis
• Daybook
• News of Yesteryear
• Believers meet to pray for nation
• A fallen hero is laid to rest
• Daybook
• Barnesville gearing up for Buggy Days
• Main Street manager discusses upcoming events
• Pike authorities charge man with meth manufacturing
• Griffin man recalls Pacific Theater battles
• GOP candidate for PSC makes stop in Griffin
• Man injured in accident at business
• SCFD tournament benefits Christmas for Kids
• Additional details released in homicide case
• Funeral procession for Rodgers to take place Saturday
• Tutoring program offered at Cowan Road M.S., GHS, SHS
• Former Yankees' player speaks at Kiwanis meeting
• Man facing murder charges
• Teacher of the Year finalists announced
• NASCAR races benefit local economy
• Explorers to have car wash fund-raiser
• Carver Road student arrested for having knife
• Community shows support for fallen Marine
• Procession honors Rodgers
• The last full measure of devotion...
• News of Yesteryear
• Events to put focus on Flint River protection
• School system seeking feedback on calendar plan
• Commissioners mulling senior center location
• Flag display to honor local Marine
• Plans for motorcade for Marine announced
• Fair mega tickets on sale
• Voice to the Nations Love, Lift and Labor Day revitalizes neighborhood
• Director warns of additional library budget cuts
• Memories comfort fallen Marine's friends
• News of Yesteryear
• News of Yesteryear
• Pike man arrested on meth charges
• Eight are under consideration for Spalding County manager job
• Pike County women now facing murder charges
• JROTC instructor recalls Rodgers’ dedication
• SCTC names new president
• AMS announces parking plan for race weekend
• County officials discuss tax reassessments
• Molena man charged with child molestation
• County BOC OKs prayer gathering request
• Feed Spalding meeting a need, organizer says
• Peters to serve as SCTC president
• Arkin hoping UGA-Griffin can land research center
• Propane truck drivers put to the test
• More than a ton of marijuana seized
• Griffin Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Griffin Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Over 2,000 pounds of marijuana seized Wednesday night
• Daybook
• News of Yesteryear
• Mrs. Edna Raye Pumm Nov. 11, 1931—Aug. 31, 2010 Griffin resident
• News of Yesteryear
• Zeiger takes over as library system director
• Teen shooting suspect to remain at RYDC
• Suspect in double homicide bound over
• County BOC hears senior center presentations
• Rotary ‘family’ provides support for local woman
• Court starting effort to clear warrants
• RESA student charged in shooting
• Program provides help with housing, utility expenses
• Local band hitting the stage again
• Local pastor honored for 20 years service to congregation
• Lamar waste-to-energy plant in first phase
• United Way working to provide housing, utility assistance
• Vintage Day draws crowd to Candler Field
• Griffin man shot following crosstown rivals' football game
• Man shot following GHS-SHS football game
• Edwards declines Court of Appeals nomination
• Griffin post office supervisor honored
• News of Yesteryear
• Hunt for bulldogs creates a buzz in Griffin
• Senior event mixes fun and fishing
• Arrests made in alleged copper theft
• Spalding High School JROTC promotes seniors to leadership roles
• SheMan Pageant to take place Saturday
• Tax-credit program to help private schools
• Edwards declines chance to serve on Georgia Court of Appeals
• Daybook
• News of Yesteryear
• City BOC OKs social-media policy
• Death Notices
• Historical Society to have Low Country Boil
• DOT holds open house for bridge project
• Man bound over on drug charges
• City mulling waste-collection plan
• Area residents describe situation in Haiti
• Courtroom training benefits local law enforcement, prosecutors
• McCord ruling may not take place until December
• News of Yesteryear
• Cole Bros. Circus to appear at AMS
• Commissioners praise Perdue’s service
• Local impact of Race to Top not known yet
• News of Yesteryear
• Retired librarian overseeing book giveaway
• Bulldawg Hunt set for Thursday night
• Officials pleased with Red Carpet Gala turnout
• Pickup slams into house
• Daybook
• News of Yesteryear
• Kiwanis Club to conduct membership drive
• Local swimmer takes national stage
• Gordon College nursing graduates achieve perfect licensure rate
• Griffin H.S. JROTC holds commissioning ceremony
• Book giveaway benefits nonprofits
• United Way kicks off Pacesetter Campaign
• Event to benefit family of worker who died in accident
• Atlanta lawyer to probe aftermath of judge-public defender affair
• News of Yesteryear
• Funds available for eligible gifted students attending private schools
• Local line dancers take the right step
• Environment, business can co-exist, EPD leader says
• Fire damages business on S. Walker’s Mill
• United Way to kick off Pacesetter Campaign
• GDN’s Sullivan wins GPA awards
• Parent University to be held today
• Man bound over in felony shoplifting case
• Kiwanis Club recognizes local church leaders
• DOT to hold open house on bridge project
• ACCG honors Knight with award
• Pike authorities make arrests in burglaries
• Fire destroys Spalding home
• Man bound over on drug charges
• Camelot Theatre to present 'The Wizard of Oz'
• Trailer stolen from area Humane Society
• Griffin Police Dept. issues scam alert
• GSP set to begin crackdown
• Woman hospitalized after wreck
• Daybook
• News of Yesteryear
• Health Fair provides community medical screening opportunities
• Two charged following wreck
• Model sailboat enthusiasts gather at Spalding County lake
• News of Yesteryear
• St. Phillips hosting health fair today
• SHS graduate completes internship in Washington
• Speakers praise GED graduates at ceremony
• Baker arrives at county jail
• Todd calls for review of banner rules
• Man injured in Highway 92 wreck
• City considering more red-light cameras
• First Assembly conducts outreach event
• News of Yesteryear
• GOP governor's race goes down to the wire
• Daybook
• City BOC discusses road paving
• Deal to face Barnes in November
• Former UGA student gives presentation on Thailand
• Crawford, Sams appointed as judges
• GOP governor's race still down to the wire
• Handel concedes race for Ga. governor
• Perdue appoints Crawford, Sams to judicial posts
• Adult Education graduation is Thursday
• Georgia Distilling conducting stock offering
• OSHA investigating death of worker
• Murder case bound over
• Daybook
• Applications being accepted for citizens’ academy
• Man dies after falling from roof
• Spanish classes available for eligible eighth-graders
• Man dies after fall
• News of Yesteryear
• SHS graduate serving as intern
• Goss: County closer to hiring manager
• Primary runoff election is Tuesday
• Annual Back to School Bash provides students supplies, encouragement
• Child injured in accident
• News of Yesteryear
• Kiwanis Club to honor young people for service
• Officials say pocket park will draw people downtown
• The sky’s the limit for model airplane club
• 3-year-old injured in North Expressway wreck
• Mrs. Angie Letha Bozeman Nov. 6, 1935—Aug. 4, 2010
• Gordon expecting record enrollment
• Drivers urged to slow down in work zones
• Animal shelter to be closed temporarily
• Southern Crescent Technical College to focus on workforce development, Allen says
• Physicals required for student athletes
• Daybook
• News of Yesteryear
• BOC approves two items for November ballot
• Lamar deputies make Ecstasy trafficking arrest
• Double homicide suspect caught
• Murder suspect Kenneth Baker arrested
• Local agency distributing free box fans
• Spalding County BOC approves overlay
• Weather causes spike in utility use
• No decision yet on judicial appointments
• Ruth Hazel Crawford July 17, 1918—July 30, 2010 Brooks resident
• Westmoreland: Washington not listening to citizens
• Optimism evident on first day of school in Spalding County
• Two suspects arrested in armed robbery
• Griffin man is injured in wreck
• Man taken to hospital after wreck
• Daybook
• News of Yesteryear
• Writer publishes uplifting book
• Eagle Scout stays cool, puts out fire
• Early voting to be held for primary runoff
• Norwegian student taking part in Rotary program
• Pike residents speak on proposed millage hike
• GPD sees spike in number of car break-ins
• Church pastor raises concerns about overlay
• Baker case to be featured on show tonight
• Speedway Ford workers not seriously injured in accident
• Taylor Street resurfacing to take ‘couple of months’
• Alternative School to have new name
• Fire destroys Dickerson Rd. residence
• Teachers, business owners network at expo
• News of Yesteryear
• Pike general fund balance is $9,014, official says
• Jones looks forward during Education Celebration speech
• City moving forward on Sixth Street bridge project
• Hundreds of local teachers pick up free supplies
• Power outages affect 1,350 residents
• City, county may switch responsibilities
• Womanless Beauty Pageant to benefit local DFCS
• Pike BOC to hold millage rate hearings
• New airport leases needed for grant money
• Daybook
• News of Yesteryear
• Abandoned animals put strain on shelter
• Education Celebration plans unveiled
• Work continuing on Griffin Opera House
• Personal challenges lead to advocacy
• Freeman appointed to ACCG board of managers
• City, county officials to meet Monday
• Family dairy farm to close after 42 years
• News of Yesteryear
• Literacy group to offer classes at UGA
• Fire causes minor damage at salon
• County tentatively OKs overlay
• Local school system fails to make AYP
• Great Griffin Mayfling—Arts and Crafts Festival
• Fall Leaves Special

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