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The cheapest option isn’t locally based, a point which drew opposition from some on the Council.
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Warner Robins is mowing grass on city streets, but divided on who should do it
The cheapest option isn’t locally based, a point which drew opposition from some on the Council.
Perry won’t see rate increases, but some city savings will go towards expenses
The Perry city council unanimously approved the fiscal year 2027 budget, which included approval for no fee increases and additional fees.
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County Commissioners set to invest almost half a million dollars to Perry-Houston County Airport
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Special Election for Talbotton
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During the Hamilton City Council meeting held Monday, June 8, Hamilton resident Ransom Farley was appointed to fill the vacant council seat. The seat became vacant with the recent resignation of former council member William Fields.
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