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Elko man charged with animal cruelty after neglecting dogs. Here’s how the law protects animals in Houston County
Houston County Animal Control share what happens after a person is charged with animal cruelty, and how they aim to keep residents informed.
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The Assembly at Warner Robins kicks off Fourth of July celebrations with fireworks, fun at Celebrate Freedom event
Wednesday was the first of the major Fourth of July celebrations this week in Houston County with a spectacular fireworks display at the Assembly.
Elko man charged with animal cruelty after neglecting dogs. Here’s how the law protects animals in Houston County
Houston County Animal Control share what happens after a person is charged with animal cruelty, and how they aim to keep residents informed.
AI literacy, drone technology among other skills taught at Academy of Innovation beginning this fall
Here’s an inside look of Houston County School District’s Academy of Innovation starting this upcoming school year.
Houston County’s painting for America’s 250th anniversary embodies the meaning of the community
The painting showcases all scenes from Houston County and is unveiled as the county’s celebration for America’s 250th.
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Greenville Man Facing Charges After Shooting
A Greenville man is facing charges after a shooting incident that occurred in the Rocky Mount area on Sunday, June 21, according to Sheriff Chuck Smith.
According to Sheriff Smith, on Sunday, June 21 at approximately 6:48 p.m., the Meriwether County Sheriff’s Office received a 911 call reporting a person had been shot at 5428 Luthersville Road in Luthersville.
Horton, Mahone Sentenced
Zion Horton and Jaquan Mahone, residents of Talbot County, appeared in Muscogee County Superior Court on Tuesday, June 23 to be sentenced in the murder of Daryus Bryant of Manchester. Both were sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
Commissioners Deny Rezoning Request
The Meriwether County Commission turned down a request from a developer to rezone land to use for 1.5 acre building lots.
America 250 Celebration Set for Pine Mountain
Pine Mountain is holding a block party to celebrate America 250.
The party is set for 5 pm to 8 pm Friday, July 3, on Broad Street in the downtown area. Admission is free and it is a family-friendly celebration with activities and fun for all ages.
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Perry boys basketball settling in with new coach, breaking down bad habits
It’s been about six weeks since Jason Stephens was introduced to the community as Perry High School’s new boys basketball coach.
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