A man driving a Ford pickup truck was killed in a single-vehicle wreck Thursday night east of Madison, Fla. on Interstate 10. According to authorities on the scene, the man was traveling at a high rate of speed near the 259-mile marker when his vehicle left the road. The man was towing a utility trailer with lawn equipment at the time of the wreck.
Officers were unable to release the man’s name at the time of the accident. (Photos courtesy Action Photos)
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May 23, 2008
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Tropical storm brings much needed rain to drought-stricken region
Lowndes County is in for a soaking today as Tropical Storm Beryl passes through the area, according to the National Weather Service.
Lowndes County is in for a soaking today as Tropical Storm Beryl passes through the area, according to the National Weather Service.
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Dario Franchitti wins Indy again
Dario Franchitti celebrates in victory lane after winning the Indianapolis 500 on Sunday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indianapolis. It was Franchitti’s third career Indy 500 victory.
Dan Wheldon couldn’t win his third Indianapolis 500. Dario Franchitti did it for him.
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And if it wasn’t going to be Franchitti, then it would be Scott Dixon. Maybe even Tony Kanaan.
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Gayla’s Grits: A Taste of the South
On the cover: The Shaw children, from left, Swin, 6, Campbell, 4, Smith, 9, and Bella, 6, pose with bags of Gayla’s Grits in a field of the white corn used to make the all-natural grits.
What started as a unique Christmas gift for family and friends has turned into the go-to business for the best grits in town and, possibly, the world.
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Gayla’s Grits, owned by husband-and-wife duo Kevin and Gayla Shaw, began in 1997 while grinding naturally grown white corn for personal consumption.
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Sons of Jubal performs in N. Korea, China
Dr. Jon Duncan, left, director of the Sons of Jubal male singing chorus, and David Tew, minister of music at Morningside Baptist Church in Valdosta and a member of the chorus, pose at the Great Wall of China.
While the male singing chorus Sons of Jubal was in China planning to enter North Korea where they had been invited to perform, the North Koreans shot off their long-range rocket. But that didn’t deter the Georgia Baptist group of 150 primarily ministers of music which has been sharing its songs in the U.S. and overseas since 1954.
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