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August 27, 2008  RSS feed
Small Town to Big Time!
Tully sworn in as president - Georgia Association of Fire Chiefs
In what could be best described as a rags-to-riches story, Colquitt-Miller County Fire-EMS Chief, Craig Tully, a 30-year veteran of the Georgia Fire Service, was unanimously elected as president of the statewide Georgia Association of Fire Chiefs (GAFC). More...
Pirates win scrimmage game against the Eagles of Webster County
the Eagles of by Glenda Bailey, sportswriter

The bad weather from Fay held off for our Mighty Pirates to play their scrimmage game here at Pirate Field against Webster County Eagles, and it was a great game played by our team. More...

Grand Jury returns 138 true bills

In the 2008 August term of the Miller County Grand Jury calendar, the following charges were made: Charlie Hightower, possession of cocaine, manufacture of marijuana, possession of marijuana, true billed. More...

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Bainbridge - A U.S. Army helicopter used in historic combat may soon get a new coat of paint and a new home at the Southwest Georgia Welcome Center in Bainbridge. The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4904, headquartered in Bainbridge, has had the helicopter for approximately nine years, after it was donated by the U.S. More...
• School telephone answering machine
• article has image Teeny Miss GA Forestry crowned
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 Religion
• article has image 'We can't bottle time'
Inspiration
"If I could save time in a bottle The first thing that I'd like to do is to save every day till eternity passes away just to spend them with you." Some of you will recognize these words as some of the lyrics from Jim Croce's love song, "Time In A Bottle. More...
• Prayer of Consolation
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 Public Safety
• Public Safety Report
August 18 799G Alarm, Hwy. 91 S. •Escort, Miller County to Baker County Line •Served 2 Civil Papers, Hwy. 27 S. •Served Civil Paper, Main St. •Served Civil Paper, Cuthbert St. •Assist EMS, Henry Miller Rd. •911 Hang-up, Avenue Rd. •Serve Subpoena, Phillips St. More...
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 School & Sports
• article has image 10 complete BC's Medical Assisting Program
Decatur, Early, Grady, Miller and Seminole Residents
Ten residents of Southwest Georgia received their certificates for successful completion of the Bainbridge College (BC) Medical Assisting Program, part of the Technical Studies Division. Students honored in the Aug. More...
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• article has image Russian Fulbright Scholar to Teach Art at BC
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 Living & Style
• article has image Miss Wade to wed Mr. Chapman Oct. 4
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Parker of Bainbridge announce the engagement of their daughter, Jamie Parker Wade of Bainbridge, to Mr. Casey Dustin Chapman, also of Bainbridge. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Elizabeth Cato Faircloth of Donalsonville; Howell and Ghrym Hayes, Tom Faircloth, William Parker, Leslie and Elizabeth Cato, all deceased. More...
• Two Catholic boys
• article has image Bailey turns two!
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 Obituaries
• MARJORIE DAVIS ZIPPERER
Mrs. Marjorie Davis Zipperer, age 82, of Colquitt died Tuesday, August 19, 2008, at Miller County Hospital. Mrs. Zipperer was born September 17, 1925, in Miller County. She was a retired teacher's aide from Miller County Elementary School and was a member of Colquitt First Baptist Church. More...
• ROBERT MARTIN PEEK
• HUGH FLETCHER
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 Opinion
• article has image Up The Creek Without A Paddle
Wish you were there-
Hope you have missed us. We've been gone since Saturday, August 16. To fly to Salt Lake City, we drove to Tallahassee, FL, for a short flight to naturally Atlanta. Then on from Atlanta to Salt Lake City, Utah, for the 2008 Melaleuca International Convention. More...
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• Wouldn't it be great-
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 Health
• Nursing Home News
Residents at the nursing home enjoyed a week full of activities starting with Sunday School on Sunday morning and South Mt. Zion Church with them on Sunday afternoon. On Monday we had a time of sharing with one another, and we had the Rhythm Band and singing that afternoon. More...
• Blood donors of all types needed to end summer blood shortage
• How to save the taxpayer
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