LaGrange, GA News

• LaGrange, GA News
• Plenty of summer camps to choose from for the kids
• Incumbents have opposition in upcoming primary
• Stupendous summer fun abounds in Troup County
• Low lake level forces cancellation of poker run
• Long weekend at the lake
• Smith announces bid for House District 69 seat
• Epps announces re-election bid
• Memorial Day services to honor fallen soldiers
• LSPA gearing up for season, plans to ‘keep things interesting’
• Hogansville: Careful where you put that sign
• Jail detention officer fired and arrested
• Clarification
• Belk to undergo $2 million remodel
• Correction
• LaGrange man on trial for sex crime, assault
• Adams announces school board candidacy
• Barnes declares candidacy for District 2 School board seat
• Ragan announces commission District 2 run
• State Rep. Nix announces District 69 re-election bid
• McCoy announces District 3 commission bid
• Harrington announces sheriff bid
• Registration open for West Georgia Idol
• Election qualifying starts Wednesday
• Airport authority approves $96,000 to replace vital equipment
• Kerrey charges LC graduates
• ‘Social Security tour’ visits
• Career Connect is Thursday
• LaGrange Toyota owner buys Larry Rich Nissan
• Arrest made in burglary
• ‘A lot of people would die to have a lake like this’
• Summer reading programs gearing up at libraries
• ‘The whole reason behind this is community’
• New Dean of Enrollment Management named at LaGrange College
• Corley drugstores prepare to shutdown
• Manchester educator to become new THS principal
• Shattuck announces run for solicitor general
• Jones announces commission re-election bid
• Callaway to qualify for Troup County school board
• Chattahoochee River on ‘endagered’ list
• At least 15,000 pounds of food collected by letter carriers
• New state patrol office to be built near Interstate 85
• Republican commission candidates want lower taxes, less spending
• Thefts prompt deputies to increase patrols at lake
• Construction on the square
• School board to tentatively adopt budget with $1.2 m deficit
• West Point police to be equipped with Tasers
• LaGrange teacher to run 100 miles for cancer
• Professor starts second career after years at Kroger
• Little seeking another state court judge term
• Professor’s comic opera features faculty, students
• U.S. News ranks LHS as a ‘Best High School’
• Classic car show for a cause
• They’re back: It’s time for the Cutest Kids Contest
• Commission considers options for planned fire station
• ‘You are never done with your children’
• West Point Council to vote on Tasers
• Group home looking to re-establish in Hogansville
• Tour de Lake bicycle ride this weekend
• Regional transportation tax will be on July ballot
• McFadden’s goal is to build opprotunities at Boys and Girls Club
• Renowned cook found success with help of mentors
• Local legislators sum up state session changes, budget
• City will keep downtown loading zone
• Public hearing Thursday on school transfer proposal
• Public safety agencies propose mental health court
• Ken Boatwright to run for county tax commissioner
• Hogansville GED classes will continue
• Baker to seek reelection to state court solicitor
• Scott Turk named new county finance officer
• Sheriff’s Sgt. Brockington receives Deputy of the Year award
• Schools system hires new CFO
• Troup donors contributed more than $20,000 to schools
• West Point Lake being operated for drought conditions
• LaGrange singer performs in North Korea
• Pollards: ‘Amazing Race’ experience proved nothing is impossible
• Program helps soldiers reconnect with their families
• Funeral home opens at former Golden Corral
• James Woodruff enters race for Troup County Sheriff
• Occupiers promote message despite small turnout
• Two men batter, rob pedestrian
• DCA: West Point ‘making progress’ on youth building
• Alabama man killed in West Point wreck
• Neighbors say fight led to shooting at Hogansville American Legion Hall
• Public safety report
• LHS principal will miss fast pace of high school administration
• Sister of Virginia Tech victim completes Boston marathon
• Deadly shooting at American Legion hall in Hogansville
• Fayette commissioner: Transportation tax eliminates local control
• Commander’s homecoming
• Pedestrian hit outside Chinese buffet
• The ‘church on the hill’ turning 175
• Government agencies sign child abuse protocol
• Woods to host Hogansville prayer service
• Study: DUI/Drug Court participants less likely to re-offend
• One injured in Interstate 85 wreck near Kia Boulevard exit
• Troup High School chorus students prep for ‘Finale!’
• Signs go up for Born Learning Trail
• Vernon Street, Hogansville Road resurfacing to begin
• Art museum wants to expand education effort
• LSPA to present ‘real-life’ comedy in three acts
• Tax commissioner: ‘birthday tax’ coming to an end
• Man pleades guilty to rape; receives 25-year sentence
• LHS Chorus ready to dance through life
• Bible verse inspires first Banquet on Main
• HOPE for a Day walk registration has begun
• City will move ahead with Prince’s Foundation ideas
• Celebrating Mother Earth
• ‘Opera and More’ coming to Callaway Sunday
• West Point police address citizens’ concerns over harassment allegations
• Garrison to draw on Irish expertise in final lecture in series
• Sheriff’s investigators looking into ‘sweatheart scam’
• Prince’s Foundation hears LaGrange planning needs
• ‘I’ve seen everything’
• THS principal resigns; LHS, Hope principals announced
• Freeland announces commission District 2 run
• Gilmore announces candidacy for commission
• District 3 commissioner won’t run for re-election
• Davis announces commission District 3 run
• Out-of-control dogs pose hazards
• Correction
• GED classes could end in Hogansville
• Officers: Drivers should heed speed, conditions to avoid accidents
• County finance officer Mills set to retire
• Lukken Industrial extension project to begin soon
• District Attorney Pete Skandalakis seeks re-election
• Sheriff’s candidates speak out in Republican forum
• Keeping an eye on everyone
• Light nearing completion at Davis, Big Springs roads
• School system will no longer fund AP exams
• Foundation: Time short to match funds for teacher projects online
• Commission chair seeking funds for poverty program
• Sheriff encourages disposal of unused prescription drugs
• Taking time to keep Troup County beautiful
• County to sell off unwanted property
• Troup County Sheriff’s Office goes high-tech
• Sons of Lafayette to host UGA Men’s Glee Club
• Single-copy price of LDN Weekend Edition to increase
• SPLOST bonds approved for West Point redevelopment
• Traveling memorial honors fallen officer
• West Point’s lawyer charged with DUI
• New formula shows 64.3% of Troup students graduate on time
• Soldier on the road to recovery
• Seeking memories of West Side Magnet School
• State school officials tout road map set for student success
• City could team up with royal foundation
• Income tax season sprouts scams statewide
• Man injured in wreck
• Walking on tires and Coke bottles
• State Superintendent congratulates Rosemont on academic achievement
• Earth Day events on tap
• Fourth grader named 2012 Children’s Miracle Network Champion
• Daehan plant fire ruled accidental by officials
• West Point residents rally against alleged police actions
• Creative Youth Art League exhbition opens Friday
• Former senator Bob Kerrey to speak in LaGrange
• Empty gas tank leads to drug arrest
• Explorations in Antiquity celebrates Easter
• Church is center of members’ social world
• Acclaimed cellist highlights LSO ‘Spring Finale’
• West Point Police Taser vote delayed for a month
• New program to help mentally ill live independently
• West Point Lake could stay low this summer
• Bug season is back
• Robinson has no regrets after 50 years as preacher
• Hogansville audit report points out debt, city may have to raise utility rates
• Authorities warn of text message scam
• Hogansville brothers’ film nominated for film festival awards
• LaGrange businesses open doors for first Sunday of alcohol sales
• Camp helps children who have experienced a loss
• City: SPLOST has saved streets
• Coach Flowers seeks personnel records of school system officials
• Proposed reservoir could harm lake, basin
• Men steal cigarettes in drug store burglary
• West Point police unveils new patrol car
• Kia back at full production after Daehan fire
• LaGrange Police Officer Byrd receives ‘Noble Eagle’ award
• LCES media specialist named system teacher of the year
• Museum takes on art education for children
• Mayor: We support DDA advice on bikers’ event
• School board approves West Side closure, 74 jobs cut
• Sunday alcohol sales start April 1
• Program to help move families out of poverty gains approval
• Police: Burglaries an increasing trend in city
• Police believe shooting report is false
• Bikers on Main canceled: DLDA advises against closing street; group vows to hold event elsewhere
• Teachers use donors website to give students hands-on learning opportunities
• New library director’s goal to increase membership
• Daehan asks employees to return to work today
• This goose thinks outside the flock
• School board set to take action on budget cuts Tuesday
• Potential abounds for downtown
• UPDATE: Police: Teen shot while visiting friend
• Multiple agencies help after Daehan fire
• Police: Teen shot while visiting friend
• Writer Hollis-Frey nominated for Georgia Author of the Year
• Young artists to be honored Sunday in West Point
• Second ‘Bark for Life’ on tap
• Troup schools not serving ‘pink slime’ beef product
• Three people injured in Hamilton Road wreck
• Cause of Daehan fire still under investigation; Kia reopens
• Doctor finds ‘first love’ in performing for follies show
• Cause of Daehan fire could come today; production to resume Wednesday at Kia
• Record pollen count brings misery to some
• Sunday alcohol sales to begin April 1
• Daehan fire under investigation; Kia halts production today, Tuesday
• Motel owner stabbed to death; Police arrest blood-covered woman fleeing homicide scene
• Local Girl Scouts mark 100 years
• Code inspector: Calls ‘add spice’ to daily rounds
• Man pleas guilty to kidnapping in 2010 murder
• Man in I-85 wreck dies in hospital
• School system may get $3.9 million in state funding
• DASH completes first EarthCraft house
• BREAKING NEWS: Schools may receive $3.9 million from state
• Annual report cites mutual aid calls; burglaries, vehicle thefts increased
• Resurfacing underway on Mooty Bridge Road
• Lafayette Christian School breaks ground on preschool building
• BREAKING NEWS: Man pleads guilty to kidnapping in murder case
• Plan could add as many as 50 spaces to downtown parking
• LaGrange store included in statewide gambling bust
• ‘He was the brother I never had’: Murder victim’s family marks Piper’s birthday
• LSO ‘Concerto Festival’ set for March 20
• School system may receive correction on state funding
• Upcoming Follies show continues tradition
• Corps will consider look at flood control; local groups would like to see a higher level maintained in West Point Lake
• Comedy spotlights madcap antics of ‘the privileged’
• LaGrange Civic Chorale headed to Irish Festival
• Resurgence of art in schools linked to community programs
• Don Miller retiring from school system as CFO
• Dirty Jobs: ‘Usually the new guy’ gets to crawl in the sewer
• Award presented in memory of Ida Hudson
• New exhibit marks 100th anniversary of Girl Scouts
• Officer injured in I-85 accident in ‘unsatisfactory’ condition
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• Second West Side School hearing draws sparse crowd
• Officer: Taser could have prevented my injuries
• TCSS pays investigator $4,000 to determine some students’ residency
• Man killed in car wreck on Roanoke Road
• Opening windows to literacy: Volunteer tutors changing lives of those who can’t read
• Girl allegedly had gun at West Side Magnet School
• Troup GOP chairman apologizes to county commissioner
• Troup County School System program earns environmental stewardship award
• Leaders: School budget shortfall ‘dis-incentive’ to development
• Coach Flowers receives support at vigil
• Seniors need to register for utility discounts
• 16th annual Azalea Storytelling Festival: Plethora of tales captivate audiences
• Teachers: Cuts would stifle learning abilities
• Commission to consider proposal for data integration
• ‘No frills’ funerals provided for less fortunate
• Cities could change how elections are held
• Complaints filed against Troup County GOP chairman
• Kia produces 500,000th vehicle
• Gilliam fined, reprimanded by Secretary of State
• STAR students named at local schools
• Initiative’s goal is to move families out of poverty
• STAR student has passion for physics, computers
• Oncologist addresses cancer support group
• City will wait to look at Sunday sales hours
• LaGrange electric rate increase approved
• LaGrange College names Shook as dean of student affairs
• Storytelling hooks volunteer
• Commissioner booted from local Republican party
• Team takes spelling bee title after years of work
• Tryouts to be held for ‘Ballroom Blitz’
• Motorist challenges traffic stop
• Spring ballet show offers variety, ‘zaniness’
• Azalea Storytelling Festival
• School system budget cuts explained
• Coalition targets underage alcohol, substance abuse
• Thunderstorms drench Troup County; warnings issued
• LHS program to ‘honor past, inspire future’
• Children a highlight of black history program
• Congressman: West Point ‘could be a model’ for other cities
• Coach Flowers speaks out about his dismissal
• New Troup County Fire Station opens
• Chamber welcomes Georgia chamber president
• Troup High School football coach Flowers fired by school system
• Airport to seek more ‘hands-on’ manager
• ‘Ladies of Renaissance’ painting exhibit to go on display Friday
• West Point to honor leaders with black history program
• Sewer line debacle will cost city $50K
• Despite opposition, county approves election board
• Dirty Jobs: Garbage crews like to keep their trucks clean
• New Harmonies exhibit to focus on regional music
• Hospice making ‘memory pillows’ for families of patients
• West Point looks at enforcing curfew
• THS Thespians present ‘Can’t Take it With You’
• Mallory pleads not guilty to child porn charges
• Raising global awareness
• Georgia’s first lady Sandra Deal reads to LaGrange students during visit
• Regional cancer treatment hospital coming to area
• LaGrange likely to raise electric rates by March 1
• Album recalls childhood love
• Hogansville changes alcohol ordinance
• School officials want to find spots for cut teachers
• System selects Teacher of the Year finalists
• Author Terry Kay to speak at Friends of the Library
• New grief support group to begin
• ‘Whodunit’ comedy to draw on 1960s Paris setting
• Honoring those who give unselfishly
• Volunteering for the children
• West Point will bond SPLOST money
• West Point raising money to build bus shelters
• Replacing a line
• BREAKING NEWS: Former TV33 owner indicted on child porn charges
• Economic developer leaving for Rabun County
• Troup schools among state top AP honorees
• Georgia among 10 states get education waiver
• Sewer work should be wrapped up by end of week
• March of Dimes continues to provide miracles
• County Commission delays decision to create board of electors
• Road to close for sewage work
• Schools propose school closure, cut 118 jobs
• Grant would help out downtown Hogansville
• A changed country
• Keeble to retire from superior court; lawyer, ADA announce run
• Sinkhole repair turns to sewage debacle
• Front page photo said it all: Soldier’s wife learned husband survived brutal battle from Memphis newspaper
• School system holds budget meeting
• Judge: Board of electors would increase costs
• Police looking for pit bull’s owner
• LaGrange pushes e-billing for utilities
• T-shirt quilts are grandmother’s graduation gift
• Investigator: Pay attention to detail
• LaGrange News launches revamped website
• City will not fund Winshape camp
• Tim Epperson named LaGrange Daily News editor
• Hogansville asks residents to control grease
• Spelling bee set for Thursday
• Woman sentenced in pastor’s hit-and-run death
• Art events set for Valentine’s
• Two children killed in fire, wreck incidents
• Troup to establish sexual assault protocol
• Author to speak
• Two bridges closed after inspection
• Concert to feature LaGrange Civic Chorale and Fidelity Jazz Quartet
• ‘This has really been my favorite thing I’ve done’
• Joblessness up in county, down in LaGrange
• Big Hearts nominations deadline looms
• Pit bull shot after attacking dog
• Pastor seeks city’s help with camp
• Police: Woman connected to fake bills in Troup
• Troup BELL touts work to council
• ‘Career connect’ to aid job seekers
• Work continues on Broad Street apartments
• Pharmacist saves child with CPR
• Seeking Big Hearts
• Rainy weather to continue until weekend
• Dialysis director named ‘Hospital Hero’
• Charles Hudson lauded as ‘legend in his own time’
• Hospital receives honors
• Local Air Force pilot inspired by Tuskegee Airmen
• Dekmar finishes report, Canton police chief resigns
• Students help special-needs cheerleaders
• West Point Food Closet moves
• Tuskegee Airmen events set for Friday
• Governor: Kia success is state’s success
• Final cause of church fire undetermined
• Singer to be on '700 Club'
• Plan for airport board headed to state
• New requirements for county benefits, private employers
• School system projects $5 million shortfall
• Officials probe tips on phony bills
• Armed intruder ties, threatens resident
• College to kick off lecture series on Ireland
• Police: People will always speed
• Award-winning author to speak at library
• Troup housing market ‘is turning around’
• School policies, procedures in place to prevent weapons, drugs
• 13 Troup schools earn distinguished title
• Willie Fuller, LaGrange’s Tuskegee airman
• Annual meal to feed 250 Monday
• Kelley to attend movie premiere in LaGrange
• Driver seeks volunteers for DAV van trips to hospitals
• Police, man in standoff for more than 11 hours
• Lake, litter at top questions for commission chairman
• Ga. Supreme Court could hear LaGrange lawsuit
• Police standoff with man in Everette St. home
• Three charged after gun found at Troup High
• BREAKING NEWS: Three in custody after reports of gun at Troup High
• Warm weather to wane Wednesday
• Family of slain clerk mourns, gets local support
• Librarian calls Hogansville Library home
• BREAKING NEWS: Reward, charges increased in Ribitz shooting
• Kia posts record Dec., annual sales
• BREAKING NEWS: Clerk shot in Ribitz robbery dies
• I-85 lane to close for week
• Riverkeeper seeks T-shirt designs
• Charges pending in fatal wreck
• LaGrange store sells $1 million Powerball ticket
• West Point will vote on authority
• Clerk shot during robbery moved to different hospital
• One killed, one injured in wreck
• ‘People from all walks of life need the archives’
• Kia completes plant expansion
• BREAKING NEWS: Woman killed in motorcycle wreck
• Program receives grant
• Former Miss Georgia says yes to the dress
• BREAKING NEWS: Alabama man gets life for murder
• 2012 filled with local, state, national elections
• I-85 lane closed for repair
• Hogansville OKs smaller authority
• Cell phones present challenges for 911
• Hard freeze expected
• Counterfeiters hit Troup County
• Sequayah Russell celebrated her birthday and the birth of her daughter, Khaleyah, on Sunday.
• County prepares old, new road projects
• Shooting victim ‘not doing well’
• New burn restrictions begin
• ‘I’m going to protect your children just like I would mine,’ task force hunts local child porn
• Weekend trivia answer
• Fireworks, sparklers pose danger
• Dekmar reviews Canton police; search for slain girl, 7, under review
• School honored for environmentally friendly efforts
• Red Cross pushes for blood donations
• Volunteers sought to teach reading skills to adults
• Christmas meal feeds more than 680
• LaGrange supports smaller airport authority
• Busy month for building renovation
• BREAKING NEWS: Wreck death under investigation; victim identified
• Winter poses unique fire risks
• Man dies in wreck
• Christmas Trees, electronics sought for ‘Chipper’
• Gasoline prices dropping again
• Jobless rate declines
• Memories of merry holiday mishaps: ‘We’re always wondering what’s going to happen’
• Weekend trivia answer
• Weekend trivia
• ‘I’m just glad everybody is seeing it and enjoying it’
• Holiday closings, service schedule changes
• Rain, wind hit Troup
• Clerk shot by robber
• Santa: ‘It’s a rat race’
• BREAKING NEWS: Clerk shot in robbery
• Hospital pharmacist’s work doesn’t stop for holidays
• Santa may get wet
• BREAKING NEWS: 12 arrested, 17 sought in drug sales
• Blue lights may mean traffic check
• Plumber on call for holiday emergencies
• Turkeys, vegetables sought for Christmas meal
• County favors smaller airport board
• Christmas trees can be used to attract fish
• Airport panel wants to reduce its size
• United Way campaign on track
• 911 center staff works Christmas
• Police: Pretty quiet year for crime; burglaries, robberies up while arson, assault down
• Gasoline prices fall below $3
• Weekend trivia
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• County budget shows $6 million surplus
• Kia supplier to open LaGrange facility
• BREAKING NEWS: Kia supplier to open plant in LaGrange
• School board approves redrawn district map
• Police: Home invasions not connected
• Remembering children who have died
• Rosemont school earns state award
• Sleeping teen awakened by intruder
• Yard sale to aid Christmas meal
• Young Singers to present ‘Christmas Memories’
• LaGrange voters to decide on Sunday sales
• Donations needed for Christmas meal
• Funny Christmas moments wanted
• BREAKING NEWS: LaGrange residents may get to vote on Sunday alcohol sales
• West Point council picks new member
• Schools may shift students
• Pollards take third in ‘Amazing Race’
• Editor to retire
• TV: Who portrayed officer Bill Gannon, Joe Friday’s partner in the revived version of “Dragnet” from 1967 to 1970?
• Weekend trivia
• I-85 repairs to begin
• Pegasus Parkway opens to public Dec. 19
• Traffic signal under construction
• Where will Santa be next?
• Residents want West Point to support Alabama library
• Businesses support schools through Partners program
• Merry Market raises $13,000 for early-learning programs
• Salvation Army seeking kettle donations
• City employees save co-worker’s life
• Crane wins runoff for Senate seat
• Commission OKs ‘in-case’ proposal
• Lukken extensions under way
• Christmas tales wanted
• Cooler temps, wind coming
• Mansour’s building under development
• State Senate runoff is Tuesday
• Sales tax would fund local road projects
• Weekend trivia
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• Mountville facility could operate on Saturdays
• Chamber apologizes for parade mixup, veterans miss event over lack of decorations
• Christmas is busy time for thieves
• Paving includes new bicycle lanes
• Library offers ‘Food for Fines’ amnesty
• Toys for Tots drive seeks new donations
• Streets close, traffic rerouted for parade
• Guest cooks wanted
• Liquor sales can start Sunday in West Point
• Santa’s Cause provides gifts for nursing home residents
• ‘Lessons and Carols’ heralds start of holidays
• Jobless rate dips
• County to host public meeting on agritourism
• LaGrange preparing for parade
• Snow won’t stick
• Weekend trivia
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• BREAKING NEWS: Wreck victim dies
• 950 fed as annual meal runs out of food for first time
• Retailers: Black Friday sales up from last year
• Project creates scarves for athletes
• Readers’ help sought for holiday stories
• Students outpace state on writing test
• Extension agent teaches residents
• City to pay bill for lights on promenade
• County escapes storm damage
• School board unveils new district maps
• Schools push parental involvement
• BREAKING NEWS: Truck hits tree, catches fire
• Group-home ordinance passes quietly
• Airport authority to stay in place
• Local gas prices lower than state
• Christmas parade deadline is Tuesday
• Section of river on ‘Dirty Dozen’ list
• Weekend Trivia answer
• Weekend trivia
• Group home ordinance hearing is Monday
• Eight families displaced by apartment fire
• Holiday events on tap downtown Staff writer
• Rain barrel workshop is Monday
• School board OKs facilities assessment
• Three hurt in apartment fire
• First-time entry is winning recipe for Southern Living
• BREAKING NEWS: Fire leaves 16 families homeless
• BREAKING NEWS: Fire damages Creative Call-ins
• BREAKING NEWS: School Board member resigns
• Schools miss socioeconomic, diversity goals
• Storm hits West Georgia, damages school
• Thanksgiving concert on tap this weekend
• Kia plant marks two years of production
• West Point sets budget hearings
• It’s official: Alcohol sales pass in West Point
• School facilities may be assessed
• Vote today to aid students’ recycling video
• Thieves find copper is worth a pretty penny
• County sales tax revenues steady
• Weekend trivia
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• Nominees sought for literacy award
• Veterans remembered at ceremony
• Kia posts record sales in October
• West Point will meet with DCA about youth services building
• Official cites $100 million ‘opportunity gap’ for retail; Troup representatives to attend conference to attract stores
• School welcomes officer returning from year overseas
• Donations sought for holiday meals
• Election signs removed
• Alcohol vote still up in air in West Point
• Gas prices fall again
• Weekend trivia
• Residents taking advantage of alert systems
• County, college clinic kicks off
• Cookie contest judges wanted
• Jobless rate up slightly in Troup, LaGrange
• Returning troops get heroes’ welcome
• Cooler temps in forecast
• Positive water news expected
• UPDATE: Guard unit may arrive early
• SPLOST, revival are tops at forum
• Residents asked to turn out to greet soldiers Thursday
• Foreclosures in county now must be registered
• So you think you can judge cookies
• Candlelight vigil to mark awareness of domestic violence
• It’s Oct. 31
• Weekend trivia answer
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• Deadline for paying property taxes nears
• Students’ photos, thoughts of closed school on display
• Salvation Army to accept applications for Christmas aid
• Online voting in poster contest ends Monday
• Merry Market kicks off
• School system aids Kia supplier; Troup-Meriwether facility in line for tax break
• Education, youth are main topics at West Point political forum
• Judgment Journey marks 15th year
• Judgment Journey marks 15th year
• Frost possible tonight
• New program director aims to boost readiness for school
• Workshop targets church safety
• Zoners OK rules for group homes
• Airport delays director search
• School board mulls cyberbullying policy
• ‘Razor sharp, bloody funny’ show on tap
• Gas prices rise again
• Early voting begins today
• Weekend trivia answer
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• Talk to kick off events honoring builder
• County receives disaster grant
• Bold groundhog steals tomatoes
• Early voting starts Monday
• 10 to vie for Seabaugh’s Senate seat
• Buried ring found after 30 years
• Ex-educator’s program praises ‘terrific kids’
• 8 now seeking Seabaugh seat
• School workers overpaid in error
• Trooper: I-85 is drug pipeline
• Chamber expo draws 1,000
• Troup again gets ‘100 best’ designation
• Pre-trial diversions offer redemption
• West Point seeks to fill council seat
• Workshop targets domestic violence
• Gasoline prices spike, fall
• Driver charged in death of biker
• Weekend trivia
• Chili Cook-off has new organizer
• Woman writes life story in 150 words
• Relay for Life tops $100,000 for second year
• Trade show is Tuesday
• West Point candidates face voters; absentee ballot issue draws Gilliam apology
• Trash truck driver wins national award
• Nighttime run to aid literacy efforts
• Annual pet show to honor late minister
• Up, down and flat
• Forklift raises airport traffic
• Jail inmates’ mail limited to postcards
• LaGrange Personal Aid set to fill empty stockings
• Hogansville puts moratorium on adult businesses
• Seabaugh senate seat on November ballot
• Fire damages apartments
• Gas prices still falling
• Weather to return to normal levels
• Sports: What current major-league baseball team began as the Boston Red Stockings?
• Weekend trivia
• Police department earns accreditation honor
• Small firms are big part of economy
• BREAKING NEWS: Man charged in hit and run of 14-year-old
• Junior Service League gears up for attic sale
• Coalition asking for sponsors to adopt solar buoys
• Van hits youth on bike; driver flees
• Group offers movie tickets to lawmen
• Catfish tourney to benefit Toys for Tots
• Corps parks won’t offer camping this winter
• Kindle users now can borrow library books electronically
• Church wants to check on seniors
• Warmth to ease by weekend
• Energy audits offered locally
• Bluegrass legend kicks off concert series
• Airport director stepping down
• Lukken repaving gets under way
• LaGrange High crowns queen
• Businessman remembered for positive outlook
• Lukken Drive resurfacing to get under way
• BREAKING NEWS: Motorcyclist dead after wreck on Lafayette Parkway
• Troup, LaGrange joblessness dips
• Callaway Foundation clears Pierce Street property
• Hope For a Day and Paint the Town Pink events
• State probes ex-candidate in West Point; candidate disqualified in Hogansville
• Storm swamps LaGrange; 5 inches of rain floods streets
• Couple compete on ‘Amazing Race’
• Legacy museum to host free music performances
• Plant near Hogansville to hire 200 initially, grow to 450 in five years
• Two men indicted on murder charges
• LaGrange High names homecoming court
• BREAKING NEWS: Kia supplier Mando opening plant in Meriwether County
• Bond set in arsons
• Firm OK’d to study software for courts
• NEIGHBORS: Ex-model makes mark in music
• UPDATE: Wreck kills West Point man, injures two women
• Airport panel considers changes
• BREAKING NEWS: Victim of fatal wreck identified
• BREAKING NEWS: Head-on crash kills one
• Gas prices dip again
• LCS crowns homecoming queen
• Mini lectures to preview new 3D Journey series
• Weekend trivia answer
• Weekend trivia
• Program aims to educate about ‘killer bees’
• Meriwether in line for Kia supplier
• Local soldier wants to help Iraqi orphans
• Parade honors husband-wife duo
• Schools superintendent: Align course content, tests
• Vernon Street rezoning withdrawn
• Adventure race team benefits military injured in 2001 attacks
• 300 students in Troup considered ‘homeless’
• Vernon Street rezoning could be withdrawn
• SPLOST ‘a way to control our destiny’
• Group pushes ‘Doing the Right Thing’
• LC again named top 10, ‘best value’
• Officials discuss SPLOSTs at forum
• School residency affidavit deadline is Friday
• Gas prices fall back
• Food program takes hit
• Weekend trivia answer
• ‘We treat it like his birthday’
• Weekend trivia
• ‘We watched the nation mourn and we couldn’t be a part of it’
• Readers share memories of 9/11
• Day for Kids’ planned
• ‘Favorite Things’ raises funds for symphony
• Group aids grandparents raising grandchildren
• ‘It’s something you don’t ever forget,’ LaGrange utility crew returns from Irene
• Lots can make traffic lights go on blink
• ‘Don’t bet on not living to 100,’ says financial adviser as he shares secrets of centenarians
• Preparing to remember Sept. 11
• Residents post ‘Please don’t litter’ signs
• Tourism is vital to area economy
• 9/11 events on tap
• Hogansville police to get firing range
• State Patrol in line for new facility
• South Loop to be finished by end of year
• Artists focus on elements of nature
• County updates online property records, maps
• County spared worst of storm
• NEIGHBORS: Athlete stays close to competition
• Concert promotes healing, remembering
• Red Cross has ‘urgent need’ for blood
• Panthers open season with a loss
• Weekend trivia answer
• Weekend trivia
• LaGrange College plans 9/11 events
• West Point Lake prepares for drought conditions
• Incumbents to face challengers
• First 2012 Optima rolls off line in West Point
• Vernon Street rezoning hearing delayed
• Cooler temps, rain in outlook
• New manager wants to be advocate for city
• Mystery solved as artist, subject learn about each other
• Leaders favor education, workforce development
• Woman linked to traffic death
• ‘We had no place to go’
• United Way to focus on early learning
• Girl Scouts mark 100th year with membership push
• Budget cuts close one park lake
• Irene disrupts paper’s email
• History of LaGrange Told Through Photographs
• BREAKING NEWS: Police arrest suspect in hit-and-run death of minister
• NEIGHBORS: Troup student is tops at ROTC camp
• BREAKING NEWS: Vehicle sought in hit-and-run that killed minister
• Minister was noted for music, laughter
• Weekend trivia answer
• Weekend trivia
• Grants to target childhood obesity
• Extra vacation offers chance to volunteer
• BREAKING NEWS: Local minister dies after crashing scooter
• Power house visitor center reopens
• BREAKING NEWS: Truck driver killed in I-85 crash
• Monday service to honor Interface founder
• Qualifying opens Monday
• Brothers move to Peru to serve
• Longtime Red Cross worker remembered for reliability
• Adventure race to honor Sept. 11, military
• Hunter sentenced in panther killing
• NEIGHBORS: Pair take Model A on long road trip
• Eight charged in undercover drug sting
• Troup feels quake’s effect
• Back to School for LaGrange - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• NEIGHBORS: Country artist calls LaGrange woman onstage to sing
• BREAKING NEWS: Apparent quake rattles county
• Program helps churches save energy, money
• Corps warns of low lake; level expected to fall by Labor Day
• School nurse named tops in state
• Where were you on 9/11?
• Input sought on road projects; Hamilton Road widening remains on DOT’s list
• BREAKING NEWS: Several injured in marina deck collapse
• Weekend trivia answer
• Weekend trivia
• Grant to fund bulletproof vests for sheriff’s deputies
• Library to resume story time
• Southern music exhibit features singer’s stage garb
• State pulls youths from group home
• Food closet supplies waning
• Postmaster comes home to LaGrange
• Newspaper asks to ‘stream’ football games
• School board gets update on test data
• Second ambulance service now fields 911 calls
• Memories of Cannon Street school wanted
• Officials ready to alert trains to danger
• Residents quiz lawmaker at town-hall meeting
• County OKs tourism on farms
• City asked to limit number of animals in homes
• Kia supplier considers more hiring
• Florida man tapped as Hogansville city manager
• Officials: School opening went smoothly; board gets updates on affidavit issue, transportation
• ‘She always was taking care of others’
• Cool nights on tap
• Beef recalled locally
• Weekend trivia
• Weekend trivia
• Annual ‘Fur Ball’ raises money for Humane Society
• County hears plan to ease data exchanges
• Storyteller to tape tales for big festival
• Scouts to collect for food closet
• High schools convert testing rules; to graduate, students fall under ‘three testing umbrellas’
• NEIGHBORS: Boy, 7, is dirt-bike veteran
• Sometimes people give a gift that’s unexpected, not even necessarily deserved. They give it just because it’s a good thing to do. Those are often the hardest gifts to receive.
• Influx of students overwhelms school system
• Civic leader remembered for wit, dedication
• Downtown loft apartments near completion
• Development panels get joint head
• Polling places won’t change this year; Vernon Street rezoning will get second hearing
• Orthopedics center joins Emory system
• Cancer claims Interface founder, ‘green’ advocate
• Car show boosts church homecoming
• City fights grease in drain pipes
• Gas prices falling
• BREAKING NEWS: Clogged drains blamed for leak at movie theater
• Science
• Weekend trivia
• Vet visits Enola Gay 66 years after seeing it take off in WWII
• LaGrange, Troup high schools score high in AP exam ranking
• Educators like starting school year on Friday
• Dog days of summer
• Officers stay fit during lunch hour
• Murder suspect, ex-coach indicted
• Six schools miss AYP mark
• Back to school
• NPR quotes professor in debt coverage
• State panel to discuss West Point voter fraud
• Nine industries eyeing LaGrange
• NEIGHBORS: Student spends summer helping others at hospital
• BREAKING NEWS: Dump truck, SUV collide, hit power pole, catch fire
• Qualifying for city races opens Aug. 29
• BREAKING NEWS: Person hurt as county truck, SUV collide
• BREAKING NEWS: Man injured in fall at Broad Street Apartments
• NEIGHBORS: Army veteran drives van to give back
• Jail to start video visits
• Heat index on the rise
• Hogansville, Meriwether looking at sewer deal
• LaGrange College official among Hogansville manager top three
• Weekend trivia
• Weekend trivia
• Hogansville, West Point plan ‘night out’ events
• Youths aid community at ‘Splash!’
• Fokker to shift repair facility to LaGrange
• Mission trip info wanted
• No more overdue book notices by mail as libraries shift to email, phone calls
• Troopers to give out child seats
• Accused kidnapper, two others face meth charges
• NEIGHBORS: ‘Scouts helped mold who I am’
• Wild animals visit library
• BREAKING NEWS: Kidnapping suspect arrested
• Troup posts gains on CRCT
• ‘Saving a buck’ costs man his life
• 8 p.m. UPDATE: Man falls 50 feet to death at Sewon plant
• LaGrange may switch two polling places
• UPDATE: Man falls 50 feet to death at Sewon plant
• County approves revised districts
• BREAKING NEWS: Man dies in fall at Sewon plant
• Family plans reunion around cemetery cleanup
• Neighborhood Watches stress safety
• Lawmen get taste of crime fighting overseas
• Gas prices still on upswing
• Weekend trivia answer
• Weekend trivia
• Hillside summer camp includes mock Olympics
• School system fills posts
• Airport chief named to state post
• Schools tighten residency rules
• New Daily News publisher named
• Callaway High band gears up for football season
• NEIGHBORS: Faith is man’s guiding light
• Batson-Cook ruling upheld
• Police aid domestic violence victims
• Blood supplies critical; two drives on tap
• Airport shows profit using line of credit
• Schools to check students’ residency
• BREAKING NEWS: Hogansville man drowns in West Point Lake
• Police apply for e-ticket system
• Gas prices going up again
• Extreme heat not causing power outages
• Commissioner: Redraw district lines
• NEIGHBORS: West Point man on cross-country Fuller trek
• Heat relief in sight
• Final Potter movie draws fans for midnight showing
• NEIGHBORS: Man promotes knowledge of Civil War, history
• Group plans nature walk in West Point
• Murder suspect linked to earlier incidents
• County manager to step down
• Residents oppose Vernon Street rezoning
• Potential candidate says lines drawn to exclude him
• NEIGHBORS: Rare snow leads couple to LaGrange church
• Heat index on rise
• Bus routes cut back for magnet school
• Murder suspect denied bond
• Harmony House aims to help abuse victims
• BREAKING NEWS: Man accused of killing father turns himself in
• County plans wellness center; college staff, students also will use facility
• Dam road to stay open
• Son sought in shooting death of father
• BREAKING NEWS: Man shot dead, son sought
• Ground broken for new fire station
• Group-home worker faces sex charges
• Pregnancy center get new name, resources
• BREAKING NEWS: Group home worker accused of having sex with teen
• West Georgia Idol starts Saturday
• Deadline nears to apply for training program
• Red Cross baby-sitting course nears
• Crime in LaGrange declines
• Memories of Broad Street Apartments wanted
• Hogansville to let councilmen be city managers
• Bond denied for murder suspect
• Rescuers train on helicopter-landing protocol
• Hogansville OKs budget
• Veterans park spruced up for holidays
• Trees, power lines felled in storm
• BREAKING NEWS: Police investigating homicide
• Boating safety class planned
• Bridge over dam to close
• Schools to purge old records for gifted students
• Lawmen eye immigration law changes
• Lake buoys added for 911 calls
• First Friday events kick off holiday weekend
• Museum exhibit spotlights Southern music traditions
• Light near hospital to switch to flashing-only
• School issue taints SPLOST kickoff as Cannon Street backers vow to fight tax extension
• Actors gear up for fast-paced fun
• LaGrange College to end Albany program
• Ruling could be good for lake
• Volunteers tune up for Friday concert
• Movie stars mingle with residents
• Fireworks on tap Monday
• Stars come out at night
• Personal property tax revenue won’t fall
• Cities, county make plans for next SPLOST
• BREAKING NEWS: Suspect now charged with six arsons
• Gasoline prices continue decline
• New law targets cyclist safety
• First Friday to have patriotic theme
• Deadline nears to seek JSL grants
• Suspect says he robbed bank
• Author of year award surprises professor
• BREAKING NEWS: Bank robbery suspect arrested
• Movie crew to film in Troup
• Board eyes SPLOST to fund school renovations, upgrades
• Buses get annual cleaning
• Novel goes beyond church walls to deliver message
• Symphony names executive director
• Lawmen probe link in arsons
• Hospital ready for severe weather
• BREAKING NEWS: Bank robbery suspect identified
• Davis Road in line for traffic light, turn lanes
• County OKs new voting districts
• How do you spell ‘champion?’
• Airport board picks leader
• School board tightens belt
• Show spotlights comedy of former LaGrange minister
• Odd calls
• 2-year-old wins Cutest Kids contest
• E-911 rolls out phone, e-mail alert system
• Truck flips over during storm
• Residents get up-close look at police department
• Bank robber sought
• Youths spend week at Police, Fire Department camp
• Four charged in arson of heavily insured mobile home
• Marshals named for July 4 parade
• BREAKING NEWS: Man robs bank in LaGrange, flees in Lincoln Town Car
• BREAKING NEWS: Bank robbed in LaGrange
• Homeowners get break on taxes
• Tree hits biker in storm
• Speaker lauds new workforce program
• Lake coalition sponsors poker run
• Thumbs up for art museum, LSPA funds
• Storyteller’s wit, Southern charm recalled
• West Point puts Sunday alcohol vote on ballot
• Workforce classes will target ‘soft skills’
• Gas prices dip again
• Daily News wins 12 awards
• Funny money
• Repairs to close lane on I-85
• Lost wallet found after 20 years
• ‘We love it here;’ 911 center marks one year since move to new facility
• Help wanted in Hogansville
• West Point looks to put Sunday alcohol sales on ballot
• Ballet students get aid from experts
• County installs solar panels
• Police: Men stole from train cars
• BREAKING NEWS: Sixth arson linked to others
• County rejects rezoning request
• Retired trooper ‘never got rattled’
• Churches come to aid of wreck victim’s family
• Workforce announcement on tap
• West Point area on National Register
• County readies tighter budget
• ‘Ray’s Run’ pays tribute to firefighter
• Youth wait on county to move into building
• Mooty Bridge, New Franklin roads scheduled to be connected by summer’s end
• Local observers: Worry over mussels ignores upstream interests
• Crime lab analyzing evidence from arsons
• Woman killed by rock was retired literacy teacher, Hurricane Katrina victim
• Florence Hand adult day care is godsend for woman
• Leadership Troup makes longtime wish come true
• UPDATE: Wreck victim had fled Hurricane Katrina
• Kia starts expansion projects
• Killer won’t get new trial
• Symphony plans Sunday concert
• BREAKING NEWS: Rock thrown by tractor kills woman
• Automated program makes daily phone calls
• Voting under way to pick ‘Cutest Kid’
• UPDATE: State probes five Mountville fires
• Memorial Day service honors U.S. fallen
• Gas prices still falling
• Ex-police chief was ‘dedicated officer’
• Concert mixes music, wine-tasting
• Students revisit their past
• 100th house to get paint during project this week
• WGTC Student is finalist for state Student of Year award
• State Patrol steps up traffic enforcement for summer
• Savannah must pay Batson-Cook, state appeals court says
• Wanted: $16,000 to train service dog
• Church to pack meals to feed hungry
• Lawmen using Web to inform public
• Grief camp volunteers ‘make a difference’
• Water safety stressed for holiday
• City will grant agencies’ funding requests
• Daily News wins 16 Associated Press awards
• Library summer reading kicks off tonight
• City looks at second proposed voting map
• Gas prices take tumble
• Arrest warrants are top tip to Crime Stoppers
• Troup High School kicked off a weekend of graduations Friday night with commencement at Callaway Stadium.
• Top student keeps grades up, aids mom
• Walkers sought for cancer fundraiser
• Planning board denies group home request
• ‘For me to surpass what everyone thought - that’s my victory’
• No kangaroos in exchange student’s home country
• Boys & Girls Club: ‘A lot of people need us’
• Documentary on coach to debut Friday
• Expert: Balanced budget bill won’t pass
• Subdivision developer’s rezoning bid hits roadblock
• NEIGHBORS: Learning is lifelong love of graduating student
• BREAKING NEWS: Suspected burglar fires at police
• Out-of-state volunteers aid storm victims
• FEMA to shut aid centers
• School board readies smaller budget
• Gasoline prices soar
• Cool temps silence cicadas
• Police see rise in burglaries
• 5th-, 8th-grade writing scores rise
• By Natalie Shelton
• Garden is ‘a teaching ministry’
• High schools gear up for graduation
• Hogansville board delays group home recommendation
• No local action on Sunday alcohol sales
• Midway church celebrates 150 years
• Troup County students outpace state on graduation test
• City wants input on organizations’ funding requests
• Food aid OK’d for tornado victims
• Students at Callaway Elementary School got a visit Tuesday from Earl Martin, an original member of the Tuskegee Airmen, the popular name for a group of black pilots in World War II.
• City will redraw election districts
• Cutest Kids contest to make debut Friday
• Mail carriers fight hunger
• Farm shows rare spider lily plant
• Two administrators leaving school system
• Upper Chattahoochee Riverkeeper opens LaGrange office
• Drivers sought for VA vans
• Gasoline prices fall
• ‘Cancer tried to kill me’
• ‘I’m a mother first’
• Michigan fisherman meets Southern hospitality
• FEMA urges all residents to register for disaster relief
• Estranged husband charged with murder
• 30 tons of sand becomes art
• Fishing inspires former deputy’s recovery
• LaGrange Academy seeking new leader
• BREAKING NEWS: Disaster recovery center to open at 7 a.m. to aid tornado victims
• Man hurt when tornado destroys cabin
• Groups aid victims of tornadoes
• Plans under way for group home; McCamey already has applied for Hogansville permit
• Proposed group home site passes zoning vote
• 7,500 expected for fishing tourney; ESPN to televise competition
• John Deere goes to Troup prom
• Red Cross: Give money for storm victims
• Troup in line for federal storm aid
• Six shot at nightclub
• Job fairs scheduled
• Jobless rate declines
• EF2 tornado struck Troup
• ‘Miracle’ no one killed in storm
• ‘It was the devastation you see in a movie, but it was reality’
• Couple survive wild ride as their house was lifted up, spun around with them inside during storm
• Surviving and thriving with cancer
• How to help storm victims
• Exhibit spotlights Britain’s royal family
• BREAKING NEWS: Man on bridge disrupts traffic, college
• Selection for pre-K slots begins
• LSPA to stage work by local author
• Wildflower project targets two areas
• Young anglers to test luck at annual fishing rodeo
• 13-year cicadas buzzing
• Soldier’s dog missing
• Golden Apple nominations due soon
• Habitat planning new house, expansion into Heard County
• High school students face new graduation rules
• Workshop targets teen pregnancy
• Schools tightening proof-of-residency rules
• Visiting astronaut has ties to local ROTC chief
• Kia to add jobs, Optima
• Pre-K gets fewer classes, more students
• Dogs go colorful for Easter
• Professor: Southern voice is authentic
• Forum message: Sustainable business boosts profit, and people
• BREAKING NEWS: Kia to add Optima to West Point plant production
• Workshop to address beautifying roadsides
• Alternative Spring Break trip called ‘life altering’
• County approves airport budget change
• Harvesting and planting mark Earth Week
• New barrels ease rain collection
• Hogansville taps councilman for manager job
• Schools superintendent would like to create advisory task force
• Tasty treats abound as Market on Main opens
• Gas prices up yet again
• Friday is deadline for Cannon Street students to seek transfers
• College honors Hunter with lifetime service award
• Executive touts customer service
• County wants input on animal ordinance
• Farmers market, CSA to open Saturday
• Hogansville gets grant for trail
• West Point residents hear plan results as projects for city outlined
• Boy, 2, has third heart surgery
• West Point to mark Fort Tyler Day
• Parents say teaching children responsibility is best approach to solving litter problem
• Cannon Street Elementary School to close; students have choices other than Mountville
• General Assembly restores domestic violence shelter funds
• Forum touts business sustainability
• It’s time to keep Troup beautiful; annual cleanup is Saturday
• Foreign diplomats to visit Troup
• Board to discuss merging schools
• Father charged in children’s kidnapping
• Lions Club golf tournment honors longtime member
• Gasoline prices on rise yet again
• Report spotlights county’s high teen pregnancy, STD rates
• Business busted on illegal gambling charges
• Government shutdown would affect lake
• Minister’s menu of dehydrated meals promotes hunger program
• Property owners get glimpse of movie filming
• West Point Depot ready to upgrade parking lot
• Thousands of bees descend on downtown
• New official calls West Point ‘one of the friendliest communities’
• County renews safety push; workers’ comp claims at $378,000 last year
• Man robs bank at Piggly Wiggly
• Masonic groups keep neighborhood clean
• Harmony House official says budget cuts ‘will tie our hands’
• Newspaper seeks a few ‘good apples’
• Hogansville councilman among city manager finalists
• Movie crew headed to Troup; moonshine still to be blown up in filming
• Unemployment rate dropped to 11.8 in February
• County archives go underground
• Energy-saving program showing results in schools
• Warm weekend on tap
• ‘What am I going to do with a chicken?’
• Residents offer solutions to litter issue
• Lake cleanup winners receive cash prizes
• Hogansville narrows field for city manager
• Faulty weather warning siren startles residents
• Rotary selects five for Youth Challenge Program
• Litter summit is Thursday
• Report: Poor counties are least healthy; Troup in middle of the pack
• LaGrange High heralds new greenhouse with plant sale
• Auto-parts maker seeking workers
• Wanted: Answers to litter problem; county to hold summit Thursday
• LaGrange Police Department joins national crime website
• Response times improve with new fire stations
• Rainy weekend ushers in wet week
• Fundraising coach, trainer to speak
• Colleges to allow credit sharing
• Mill Creek Station would be city’s second TAD
• Leadership Georgia welcomed to LaGrange
• Burglary suspect shoots self in foot
• Parents: Seek other options to school consolidation
• Cast gears up for ‘Annie, Get Your Gun’
• Troup grows by 14 percent; census puts population at 67,000
• Red Cross honors volunteers at fundraising campaign
• Sign ordinance ‘strikes fair balance,’ councilman says
• School system adds budget options
• WGTC honors top instructor
• Man gets 28 years in beating, burglary
• Kia plant may add third shift
• Sheriff using smart phone applications
• No tax changes coming this year, lawmakers say
• Public hearing on schools is tonight
• Two hunting areas temporarily closed for lake shoreline cleanup
• County revising special-events permit fee
• Longtime educator to retire
• School board restores 180-day calendar
• City wants input from public on Mansour’s options
• Fundraiser’s success surprises students
• Roanoke Road resurfacing under way
• New site for group home hits snag; Hogansville spot under moratorium
• Master Gardeners to share knowledge at free seminars
• By Natalie Shelton Associate editor
• Rezoning proposal sparks debate
• Great American Cleanup under way
• LaGrange has links to quake in Japan
• School merger meeting is tonight; board to vote on 180-day calendar Thursday
• ‘Paws for a cure’ join cancer walk
• ‘March Mayhem’ has top prize of $1 million
• County making plans to deal with SPLOST shortfall
• Project would double West Point population
• CSU West Point campus to focus on ‘degree finishing’ programs
• Youth groups can earn money in lake cleanup
• Don’t close our elementary school, black residents say
• LaGrange College student accepts proposal on bridge
• Applying for food stamps shifting to online
• Board holds public meeting tonight on Cannon Street, Mountville schools consolidation
• Input sought on school merger; board holds public meeting tonight
• Boy Scouts to show off skills Saturday on square
• Kia spawns new LaGrange plant
• ‘Dames at Sea’ brings fun to LaGrange College stage
• Cookies for the troops
• Deal: Keep pre-K full time; new plan echoes Troup’s proposal
• Lifesaving 911 call to be featured on ‘Dr. Oz Show’
• Gasoline prices on rise
• Where did spring go?
• CLCP names inaugural Literacy Award winners
• Exhibit honors forward-looking town
• School calendar may return to 180 days; plan also would close Cannon Street Elementary
• Police train in new ways at old animal shelter
• Funeral home committed to community
• Heard deputy dies in wreck
• Birthday party marks storytelling festival’s 15th year
• Batson-Cook: Chamber is ‘how we get business’
• Man gets life sentence for Shell Mart murder
• Pedestrian killed by car
• Medical Center starts ‘telestroke’ program
• BREAKING NEWS: Man gets life for Shell Food Mart murder
• West Point officers disciplined over excessive use of force
• Close calls prompt corps to stress safety
• Planning group wants to tackle teen pregnancy rate
• Storm brings rain, chance of frost
• Weather cooling off, but temps are normal
• City still split on sign ordinance
• Donald Davis can’t remember exactly when he became a storyteller.
• Accomplice sentenced in fatal armed robbery
• Spinks family, chamber have 100-year link
• BREAKING NEWS: Man pleads guilty in clerk’s slaying
• Local colleges to feel HOPE cuts
• Professor says coast is vital to environment
• ‘Green’ projects under way in LaGrange
• Pre-K overhaul plan raises questions
• Tent is up – and down – on parkway water tower
• Smith Family returns home for concert
• Boys & Girls Club holding Oscar night fundraiser
• City will discuss large signs at retreat
• Irish dinner concert returns for second year; LaGrange native, one of top dancers in world, to perform
• West Point to honor residents
• Students will be able to move, not lose pre-K slot
• Gas prices up, but LaGrange among lowest in state
• Park renamed in honor of longtime volunteer
• Community spelling bee emphasizes fun
• Plan aims to save schools energy, money
• School board denies ‘secrecy’ complaint
• Helicopters land at hospital again
• NEIGHBORS: Rapper-actor to appear in concert
• West Point wants residents’ input on community development plan
• Runaways are uncommon, says group home owner
• NEIGHBORS: Student knows ins and outs at chamber
• LaGrange Academy senior is county’s STAR Student
• County seeks fee to upgrade software for courts
• Donations, grant boost endowment fund
• ‘Mimosa madam’ planning book
• Nix bill aims to boost relevance of high school educaiton, targets students not going to college
• Woman sentenced in 2003 stabbing death
• ‘Sims was the only way I could have done this,’ says nurse
• Warm temps due all week
• Fire chief remains hospitalized; was trying to assist wreck when struck by dump truck
• Garbage sites get extended hours
• Wild hog shot in Heritage Hills
• Children’s TV show gets second season
• NEIGHBORS: Elvis impersonator sends message
• Warmup on the way after snow
• Equipment aids child-abuse investigations
• Fort Benning expansion may spur economic growth in LaGrange
• Dusting of snow possible
• Community’s support for police appreciated, chief says
• Gardening gurus offer advice
• Wintry weather on tap
• Teacher of Year finalists named
• New rules govern group homes; one facility files for Chapter 11 protection
• Kidnapped 1-year-old returned unharmed
• Westmoreland urges participation in government
• Program to focus on ‘Farmers Making a Difference’
• Howard University educator to speak at Griggs Center
• Sheriff’s office profits from large drug bust
• The Punk Experience
• West Point welcomes college
• Caregiver charged in death of boy, 3
• GBI probes child’s death
• Dump truck hits Explorer, pickup truck flips four times on icy I-85
• Woman dies in accident
• Electric bills on the rise
• Bio-Bus takes forensics to high school
• BREAKING NEWS: College to move to West Point
• More rain forecast
• No shots, no school in effect
• Ault Academy gets national accreditation
• Guild, orchestra pair for Valentine’s event
• ‘Most Wanted’ debuts today
• Thankful patient reunites with helicopter crew
• Camper’s book gathers Camp Crusoe memories
• County faces budget woes
• Big Heart deadline is Monday
• Jobless rate up
• Tag decal offers new option
• So What Is This All About, Anyway?
• Back in the USA: Reflections of Ireland
• The Politics of DIY
• Hardcore: Hippie Punk?
• D-Day typist to speak at LaGrange museum
• Schools chief talks of gnats, education
• Man ‘who makes it happen’ honored
• Teen Maze to show results of risky behavior
• Epps named to committee
• Two girls pulled from fiery crash
• LaGrange Academy crowns homeconing queen
• Two Days of Excitement!
• Staying fit is ‘about quality of life’
• Oh, the Places You’ll Go!
• Treading on Dreams: The Last Few Days in Recap
• NEIGHBORS: Salvation Army cashier: LaGrange is a ‘sea of calm’
• LaGrange Academy to name homecoming queen
• Students to make up one snow day
• School board welcomes superintendent
• ‘Journey’ lectures kick off
• School system honored
• County renews probation deal
• Motorist sentenced in fatal accident
• Hogansville skirts group home issue
• The Unexpected
• Our Last Days!
• Adventures in Chengdu!
• NEIGHBORS: Teacher creates book about butterflies
• One-car wreck sends two to hospital
• Expected and unexpected
• College to present opera scenes to schools, residents
• Counting ‘invisible’ people; campaign seeks tally of homeless
• Keeping Downtown Running
• Who has Troup County’s cutest pet?
• The Best of Times, The Worst of Times
• If I had only known
• County may upgrade court system software
• State Patrol ties up traffic
• Not Your Average College Course
• Irish Roots Run Deeper than the Bog
• Employment workshops scheduled
• School system working to ease shortfall
• First Impressions
• Fighting the Cold
• First Week
• Red Cross facing blood crisis
• Who has ‘Big Heart’?
• Panel aims to boost tourism
• Court dates rescheduled
• Dublin: No Country for Old Men
• Property tax forms in mail
• Today is the Day!
• Residents speak out on sign ordinance
• Xian- “Im Inhaling the Cancer”
• Beijing was more than good… It was GREAT!
• My Expectations
• Who’s a good cook?
• Ramone Unknown
• Westmoreland says he’s vigilant, but not scared in wake of Arizona shooting
• Public hearing to examine large portable signs
• Annual downtown parade honors memory of King
• Punk: So What?
• Wintry mix in weekend forecast for Troup
• Preparing to Sail for Byzantium
• LaGrange College singers to perform at inauguration luncheon
• Smith says budget will rule session
• Snow, rain in forecast
• Getting Ready to Serve!
• Seabaugh: Budget at top of legislative session
• Robbery suspect charged after two-hour standoff
• Ready or Not, China Here We Come!
• New venture merges teaching, travel
• Revenue will rule legislative session, says McKoon
• County considering more tax incentives
• It’s time to recycle trees, electronics; ‘Bring one for the chipper’ is Saturday
• Epps: ‘It’s going to be a very, very tough year’
• Hogansville moves forward with DASH project
• NEIGHBORS: Utility bills are service manager’s life
• Nix looks forward to working with new governor
• Children struck while riding scooter
• School board aware of resignation reasons by incoming superintendent
• Textile magnate Milliken recalled as leader,visionary
• Offices to close for holiday
• Gasoline prices edge upward
• LaGrange approves utility rate hike
• Host a donation drive for Habitat
• West Georgia Tech cosmetology department ready to roll
• Unemployment up in November
• ‘Cutest baby’ to visit LaGrange grandparents
• Christmas tree, electronics recycling campaign kicks off Sunday
• Weather still iffy
• ‘Good things are happening’ in Troup school system, says new superintendent
• NEIGHBORS: Troup High graduate leads energy conservation from White House
• Youth programs are development director’s first priority
• Heart attack victim saved by location
• Troup may get white Christmas as Georgia braces for snow
• Texas educator to lead Troup school system
• School board poised to name superintendent
• Hospital finalizes deal with insurance company
• Freed murder suspect arrested in East Point
• Mayor’s veto tables DASH project in Hogansville
• Murder defendant pleads to lesser charges
• Sons of Lafayette to attend international festival
• Murder defendant pleads to lesser charges
• South Loop will be Pegasus Parkway
• 23 face drug charges in LaGrange, West Point
• School board chairman holds final meeting
• Theater will make antiquity center ‘even more special’
• Classes aim to help new mothers stop smoking
• City looks to add sidewalks, bike paths
• Customers face higher electric bills
• Portable signs come under scrutiny
• Man pleads guilty in clerk’s slaying
• West Point budget doesn’t include Tasers
• Schools’ SPLOST revenue laggingl projects put on hold
• Donations sought for Christmas dinner
• Store, customer robbed at gunpoint
• Wind adds to wintry chill
• Orchestra, students to combine for concert
• Another polar blast on the way
• Instructor teaches self-defense; ‘I’m helping out where my mama didn’t have help’
• West Point could delay budget vote
• ‘I thank God I’m a survivor’
• Marines looking for Toys for Tots
• Schools chief finalist has local ties, experience
• Shelter targets domestic violence
• Calling all Auburn fans
• County OKs landfill accord with city
• Finalist for schools chief has broad experience
• NPR features LaGrange, Kia
• Chilly temps in forecast
• Author to deliver servant-leader lecture
• Volunteers to tackle county’s litter problem
• Efforts for youth recognized
• Fuller book ‘tour’ stops in LaGrange
• Tradition opens Christmas season
• Youth will be ‘homeless’ for a night
• Keep moving to age well, seniors advise
• Jobless rates change slightly
• Christmas parades abound as Hogansville, Pine Mountain, West Point welcome holiday season
• Donations help send trees to troops
• School board picks three finalists for superintendent
• Habitat co-founder to visit LaGrange
• County working on property reviews
• Parade director readies for big day
• Sons of Lafayette plans concert
• Servant-Leader activities are Saturday
• Runoff election is Tuesday
• Cookie contest is Monday
• Retailers say ‘Black Friday’ a success
• Residents urged to stay wary during holiday shopping
• Accused kidnapper has prior conviction
• Cold front to bring chilly temperatures
• Thanksgiving blessings follow tragedies
• Bike accident victim recovering
• Firefighters honor comrade
• Retailers gear up for Black Friday
• The dog without a name
• Nominees sought for literacy award
• BREAKING NEWS: TSA employee accused of kidnap, assault
• NEIGHBORS: Woman finds outlet in creating gifts
• Thanksgiving may be warm, wet
• Longtime firefighter ‘touched a lot of lives;’ veteran Stewart dies at 55
• High school students post gains in writing
• Wreck victim gets surprise welcome on first visit home
• Callaway principal steps down
• Kia to hire 1,000 more workers
• Turkey fundraiser surpasses goal
• Hospital, insurance company reach tentative agreement
• Educators brush up on safety, lifesaving skills
• ‘T-shirts for Turkeys’ fundraiser is this afternoon
• Donations sought for holiday dinners
• County OKs plan to save energy
• City readies for Christmas parade
• I-85 landscaping set for spring completion
• Hogansville wants reserve fund to match grant money
• Schools aim to save on office supplies
• Accident victim may be home for holidays
• T he former Troup County Senior Center on Ragland Street has a new name and a new sign to reflect the change.
• Artifacts sought for exhibit honoring chamber
• Professor has link to Fisk Jubilee Singers
• Proposed order fines LaGrange for sewage violations
• Airport study prompts squabbling
• Taxes due on Monday
• Deployed soldier sends flag to school
• Service marks Veterans Day
• Expert to assess downtown, offer advice to merchants, city
• Exhibit to promote recycling
• Play evokes ‘laughter through tears’
• Schools name top teachers
• Cyclist hospitalized after being hit by truck
• By Sherri Brown
• Colonel: West Point Lake has ‘best association’
• Big development in works
• West Point kills retirement increase
• Valley’s Mill Store reopens
• Berta Weathersbee Elementary School to hold Veterans Day program
• Services to mark Veterans Day
• All Good Things Must Come To An End
• Survival Guide
• 1,000 Years of History
• Take this class.
• 1/26: Opening Night
• Kick the coffee can. Try chicory.
• Group aims to help lawmen fight drug abuse
• Army Field Band plans free concert
• Students promote applying to college
• Dead-Alive
• Final Reflections
• Veneto Part II: Vicenza, Padua, Venice
• CRĖME BRULĖE TARTS
• Space on bus to infantry museum
• New rector excited to be in LaGrange
• Colonel will speak at lake coaliton meeting
• Change your clocks back Saturday
• New connector will save school transportation costs
• WGH, insurer at odds
• Air ambulance relocates to LaGrange
• Donations, volunteers sought for holiday meal
• West Point readies for budget hearings
• It may not be Thanksgiving yet, but the deadline for filling Christmas boxes is just days away.
• Karate helps woman overcome shyness
• English, Alford, McNair win races
• Freezing temps on tap
• Shelter seeks food for homeless
• Recreation worker always has Plan B
• Republicans pull ahead in county voting
• English, Alford, McNair win races
• Callaway Gardens chapel has LaGrange connection
• Chili Cookoff draws hundreds
• City takes step to refinance bond debt
• Energy assistance available
• Sample ballots are online
• LaGrange College Homecoming Queen named
• Wreck reports go high-tech
• Inmates won’t get in-jail visits
• Candy buy-back to aid troops
• ‘House of Horrors’ wraps up this weekend
• LaGrange adds bike lanes
• Jobless rate declines in LaGrange
• City may get first special tax district
• Comic strip writer says ‘do something you enjoy’
• MEAG: Deal with Diverse would ‘send shockwaves’
• Retirement proposal heats up in West Point
• Halloween events sought
• Man injured when motorcycle strikes deer
• ‘Tres Vidas’ performs today, Tuesday
• DASH opens Mallard Lake Apartments
• Tourism tax to increase
• CASA fosters futures
• Seniors get in shape with Zumba
• More businesses sought to put students to work
• NEIGHBORS: ‘Photography is more than just taking a picture’
• Trade show to tout Troup businesses
• County mapping now online
• Grand Hotel ready to reopen
• LaGrange man wins $500,000 in lottery
• Former councilman praises volunteers; Cox says renaming park of secondary importance
• LATE BREAKING NEWS - Two injured when water tank falls on them
• WGTC kicks off homecoming
• Accord reached on park renaming
• Street dance, ‘house of horrors’ on tap
• West Point retirement benefits OK’d in split vote
• Mansour’s purchase was ‘by the book
• Halloween activities sought
• City purchases Mansour’s building; move aims to secure best use of site
• School board to get first look at superintendent applications
• LaGrange man heads Air National Guard unit
• Couple reunited with dog lost after crash
• Teaching the kids fire safety
• Harvest Sale is Saturday
• Program pairs mentors, students
• West Point mulls more aid for council retirees
• Expo promotes amateur radio club.
• Companies add third locations
• Baseball players swap gloves for glitter at fundraiser
• Artist views art as choice
• Chilly morning
• Feds’ request worries lake observers
• Murder verdict upheld
• Dogs, cats, owners gear up for pet show
• Update: Accident victim recovering
• LaGrange woos two industries
• Conference was ‘a gardener’s dream’
• Cool nights in forecast
• Dam road won’t reopen soon
• Kia plant launches second shift
• FATALITY UPDATE - Victim identified
• County praises Twin Cedars
• Christian event for men to feature former NFL players
• Hospital’s ‘snake man’ says, ‘I don’t see a reason to kill them’
• Police ID suspects in assault case
• Junior Service League Attic Sale is this weekend
• Students, parents cope with changes
• School board to discuss vacant seat
• St. Mark’s to host ‘blessing of the animals’
• Ex-WGTC leader returns to LaGrange
• Assaulted student turns to council
• Renaming park draws opposition
• There’s a hoedown to be downtown
• College launches educational travel program
• Fire department to install 100 free smoke detectors across county
• Longtime facilities scaled back
• LaGrange jobless rate dips
• Memories of JFK visit sought
• Pink abounds at breast cancer fundraiser
• Man killed, woman injured in motorcycle crash
• BREAKING NEWS: Man killed in motorcycle wreck
• Heat to end, rain forecast
• Troup High named homecoming queen, king
• Callaway High School names homecoming king, queen
• Logo promotes West Point Lake
• Owner reunited with roof dog
• DASH holds first Latino festival this weekend
• Send in the scarecrows
• School board member steps down
• Dog rescued from hospital roof
• Roadside bomb injures soldier
• ‘We are among the best’
• Women make wraps to aid breast cancer project
• LC grad killed in Afghanistan
• LATE BREAKING NEWS -Troup named one of 100 best for youth
• Leggin’ It for Literacy suits young dad
• Women’s crafts help others
• Hogansville will regulate pit bulls
• Hogansville mayor restores Leidner to utility commitee
• Neal Barnes, Army
• Cans for Cash program gears up
• Wreck victim goes to Atlanta hospital
• Got a tip? Text it in
• ESPN putting city in spotlight
• CLCP looking for honorees
• Schools to trim furlough days; federal funds also will be used to cut budget deficit
• Events for children, families on tap for weekend
• Hudson named Christmas parade grand marshal
• ‘We were blessed every day’
• ‘Everybody is excited’
• French name announced for downtown complex
• Water panel wants more time to see corps’ work
• Voters praised for SPLOST tax
• ‘Strong Women’ aids breast cancer research
• Schools enroll slightly fewer students
• Council, development authority reach agreement
• NEIGHBORS: ‘Late bloomer’ says ‘being positive works’
• Two die in separate wrecks
• High temps set records
• Symphony chorus begins rehearsals
• State Master Gardeners to get ‘in tune with nature’ here
• United Way ‘buckaroos’ set $1 million goal
• Teams gear up for adventure race
• Passion for wine
• Official: Lake at ‘ground zero’ of water fight
• Church to mark 100th anniversary
• Suspicious package puzzles officials
• Free concert celebrates life, peace
• BREAKING NEWS: Suspicious package found at Hogansville City Hall
• Hearing set on school board seat
• Authority on board for retail projects
• Hogansville mayor shuffles committees
• Neighbors: Woman recounts accident that changed her life
• Recall prompts changes at Kia
• Another record set
• Cool night sets record
• Tax time here again
• New docks provide ‘a lot more room’
• Vets remember end of WWII
• Balloon pilot returns to Callaway festival as the ‘balloon meister’
• Second Antioch Day to celebrate community
• Rotarians honor long-time member
• BREAKING NEWS: Veteran school board member withdraws from race
• Hard-core couponer saves big bucks
• Holiday closings
• What’s on your ‘Book Bucket List?’
• What goes up must come down
• On a recent hot afternoon, Katie Firth pulled her van into the CVS drug store parking lot. As she un
• Landfill may house site for model airplanes
• Grammy nominees to perform downtown
• PETA gets $1.4 million donation
• Museum “dragon” refinished
• WGH to manage Roanoke hospital
• Gas prices fall
• Veterans gearing up for Honor Flight
• Honoring grandparents
• Schools get new grading systems
• Get your game face on
• Mountville-Hogansville Road to be paved
• Campus police ready to roll as college hires private security firm
• It’s football time …
• NEIGHBORS: ‘Everything I’m involved in I use to promote the Lord’
• Tradition dies hard when it comes to high school football at Callaway Stadium.
• Jobless rate falls slightly
• DOT seeks input on road projects
• Other teams of students performed service projects at elementary schools
• Tower Trail opens Friday
• Couple wed in biblical setting
• ‘It’s still about jobs’
• Soldiers lend helping hand
• City OKs group home ordinance
• Schools expect budget deficit to grow
• Art classes, wine glasses fill studio in West Point
• Work starts on West Point dam
• Red Cross issues plea for blood
• Guardsman, lifesaving Afghani dogs reunited
• Kia plant to make Hyundai Santa Fe
• A ride to recovery
• Breaking news: Man drowns at West Point Lake
• Hogansville’s comprehensive plan is online
• Mother, daughter earns scholarships
• Enrollment lagging as schools start
• Survivors back home in LaGrange after crash
• Puppy pipeline gets dogs on the road to new homes
• Fur Ball to benefit humane society
• Schools open with few problems
• County honros road name families
• Mother finds stress relief in art
• Hearing set on issue of school board residency
• Mother, 29, shocked to win contest
• LaGrange couple survive plane crash
• BREAKING NEWS: LaGrange couple survive ‘miracle’ crash in Colombia
• Kids’ lemonade stand aids soldiers
• School lunchrooms see big changes
• LaGrange College named top 10, ‘best value’ by U.S.News
• Pre-K program at capacity
• Getting ready for school with a close trim
• Students facing longer days at school
• Residency issue clouds school board race
• LaGrange teen dies in accident
• Heart building coming down
• County falling short on special sales tax
• U.S. 29 will be named for Millard Fuller on Saturday
• West Georgia Idol final is Saturday
• West Point residents may pay tickets, check crime online
• ‘Reader leaders’ kick off year in West Point
• Water pumps down in West Point, portable pump working
• Vets’ new transit van hits the road
• Judgment Journey production headed to Peru
• Young rider overcomes challenges
• Ordinance draws mixed response
• Troup called ‘growing, important part of state’
• Troup gives Handel the edge
• Website promotes local art
• Photography exhibit draws to close
• Hogansville to apply for $10.3 million in loans
• Finally, some light on the matter
• Turnout uptick seen for runoff
• Anti-smoking poster is among best in U.S.
• Late Breaking News - Pedestrian hit while crossing street
• Rec Department workers sees sports as a connection in community
• 73 teachers join school system
• NEIGHBORS: Self-taught artist creates pendants
• Heat increases hospital visits
• School board sets criteria for new chief
• Nursing students again post perfect rates
• Tough questions, right answers earn 3rd place finish
• First Friday offers band, ‘Blind Side’
• Hot temperatures stress residents
• Kia posts big sales increase
• Police: Woman lies about identity
• Pre-K, HOPE face big cuts
• Aid sought for 'Back to school' event
• Bonds OK’d for Kia supplier
• 1,000 volunteers sought for lake cleanup
• Habitat, Restore expand, post increases
• Autopsy planned in fire death
• Actor-singer back home; Elijah Kelley to perform at fundraiser
• Survey seeks input on schools chief
• County calls roadside spraying ‘very disappointing’
• NEIGHBORS: Art is passion of chemistry major
• Final suspect arrested in Greenville man’s death
• End of an era comes as farmer’s market closes after 53 years
• ATV birthday gift teaches hard lesson
• Disposing of tires may cost more
• Museum’s exhibit earns national award
• Charlie Joseph’s memories wanted
• Bull Street to get raised crosswalk
• New Air Force Captain says grandfather steered service
• Hot enough for you?
• Benefit aids hospice
• Woman, 91, dies after car enters lake
• Woman takes hobby to market
• Jobless picture remains bleak
• Brown, Miles lead way for awards
• Push for heritage area gets backing in LaGrange
• Local observers: ‘Nobody won’ in water ruling, but hope builds for new plan
• Record-setting push gets ramp done
• How I spent my summer
• Fans to Families Project helps needy keep cool
• Tastefully Simple
• No Exit by Jean-Paul Sartre
• By Hand

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