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Twiggs County data center among 224 proposed in Georgia
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Warner Robins roommates convicted after July 2025 act of kindness turns into theft and violence
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Talbot 4-H Announces Activities
Talbot County 4-H has announced upcoming activities for this summer.
4-H is the nation’s largest youth leadership development organization, empowering nearly six million young people across the U.S. with the skills to lead for a lifetime, and Georgia is proud to be one of the largest state programs in the country with almost 170,000 active 4-H’ers across the state.
Canine Center Remembers Judy Eyer
Champion Crossroads K-9 Center in Pine Mountain held a dock diving competition on June 13th in remembrance of Judy Eyer. Judy passed away this spring and was an ardent animal lover and supporter of the Humane Society of Harris County and the K-9 Center.
Manchester Council Meets at Community Building
Manchester’s mayor, council, staff, and those in attendance met at the Community Building June 9th in order to ensure there was enough seating for all. In addition to this measure being taken due to fire safety codes, Manchester’s first piece of business on the agenda addressed safety and security updates for the city.
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