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Scott Tillery competes against his wife, Ashley, in the Moon-Walker Bungee Run at the 2009 Azalea Festival. This year’s event features food, arts and crafts, live music, kids activities and more.
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Festival in Bloom
Has this week’s warmer weather come soon enough for azalea blooms for this weekend’s 10th Annual Azalea Festival? Usually, the azaleas are in full bloom by mid-March. On a few occasions, azalea bushes have even seen their blooms start to fade by the time of the Azalea Festival. But not this year. This year, South Georgia has experienced a real winter, with freezing temperatures, frosty mornings, even an evening of snow flurries. So, few to almost no azalea blooms so far.
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Obama pushing on health care end game
President Barack Obama is pushing a new anti-fraud plan and his top health official is challenging the nation’s insurers as the administration cranks up the pressure for a sweeping overhaul of the nation’s medical system.
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State must hand over $18 million
Georgia’s top lawyer says the state must hand over $18 million in disputed sales tax revenue to local governments in the midst of a crippling state budget crunch.
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GREAT Program
Sixth graders within the Lowndes County School System are learning how to better resist the influence of gangs.
- Night Moves for Thursday March 11, 2010
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Festival in Bloom
- Business
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A tomato that is not being sold due to spoilage is held by an employee at Farmer Brown's on Highway 41.
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Missing ’maters?
In the “old” days, just a few short decades ago, if someone wanted to eat tomatoes in the winter months, they canned them in the summer.
- January unemployment rate 10.4 percent high
- There’s the Rub
- Focus On: Hibachi Grill & Deluxe Buffet
- Business This Week: Azalea Festival
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Missing ’maters?
- Focus on Business
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Forty One Feed Store owners John Lipsey and Ian Crabill pose for a photo outside their restaurant’s kitchen.
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Focus On: Forty One Feed Store
Ian Crabill and Jon Lipsey are two men who can cook — and cook well.So, they decided to open up their own restaurant, Forty One Feed Store, in Lipsey’s hometown of Adel.
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Focus On: Forty One Feed Store
- Real Estate
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Property Transactions for Sunday, March 7, 2010
Sidney Graham Zipperer of Valdosta to Keri E. Zipperer of Valdosta, 6645 Ousley Road, Map & Parcel No. 040-12A, $0
- Building Permits for Feb. 28, 2010
- Property Transactions for Feb. 28, 2010
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Property Transactions for Sunday, March 7, 2010
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Scoggins honored 50 years of flight
New to the Air Force, Jack Scoggins thought he had nothing more to learn about flying.
He earned his pilot’s license at the age of 19. He had several years of experience and about 150 hours of flight time before joining the Air Force.
“I knew everything there was to know about flying,” he recalls many years later, with good humor, adding, “That sounds like a second lieutenant.” - Soup’s on!
- At Random: Jimmy Fletcher, A Heart for Hospice
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Scoggins honored 50 years of flight
- Local Report from State Capitol
- THE VIEW
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Yesterday & Today
Band, audience brings the Beatles songs, stories to life
- MUSIC: Lo Cash Cowboys, more
- Adann-Kennn's Movie Reviews NEW!
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Yesterday & Today
- Opinion
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- At Random
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Norman Frank Sims is simply known as 'Frank' to many in the Quitman community who get their prescription medications delivered from Lee & Pickels Drug Store.
- Obituaries
