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Qualifying to begin soon for July 31 election
by Amy K. Lavender/The Haralson Gateway-Beacon
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Though July 31 may seem like a far-off date, those who intend on running for office in the General Primary/Non-Partisan election on that day should begin getting their paperwork in order as qualify...

Woods indicted by grand jury
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On May 4, the Grand Jury of Haralson County Superior Court indicted Thomas Andrew Woods for kidnapping, cruelty to children and false imprisonment, all felonies, in addition to driving without a ...
State tourism team visits HC
by Amy K. Lavender/The Haralson Gateway-Beacon
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Last week, Haralson County was visited by a unique group of individuals on the Georgia Department of Economic Development’s Tourism Resource Team. For three days, the group toured Haralson Count...

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  • Donors overwhelm blood drive for Aimee Copeland
    by Winston Jones/Times-Georgian
    05.16.12 - 11:59 pm
  • Qualifying to begin soon for July 31 election
    by Amy K. Lavender/The Haralson Gateway-Beacon
    05.16.12 - 11:59 pm
  • Woods indicted by grand jury
    by From staff reports
    05.16.12 - 11:58 pm
  • State tourism team visits HC
    by Amy K. Lavender/The Haralson Gateway-Beacon
    05.16.12 - 11:57 pm
  • Carrollton school administrators happy with early CRCT results
    by Colton Campbell/Times-Georgian
    05.16.12 - 11:57 pm
  • Temple council OKs Sunday pouring referendum
    by Spencer Crawford/Villa Rican
    05.16.12 - 11:55 pm
  • Father: Aimee Copeland has improved
    by Russ Bynum/Associated Press
    05.15.12 - 11:59 pm
  • Chattahoochee third on endangered list
    by Winston Jones/Times-Georgian
    05.15.12 - 11:57 pm
  • Food Depot, O'Reilly to open in Maple Commons
    by Winston Jones/Times-Georgian
    05.15.12 - 11:55 pm
  • UWG hosts blood drive today for Aimee Copeland
    by Winston Jones/Times-Georgian
    05.14.12 - 11:59 pm

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    Rising sophomore Elijah McFarland will get plenty of snaps at quarterback in Temple s new offense this season. McFarland will share the job with last year s signal caller Myles Simmons who will spend time at running back as well. The Temple staff has spent plenty of time implementing the new offense and the Tigers have been equal to the task. (Cliff Williams/Times-Georgian)
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    Season of change at Temple
    by Jordan Hofeditz/Times-Georgian
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    Sure, players graduate and players move up from freshman and junior varsity teams to varsity, but with several key pieces returning to the Temple High School football team for the 2012 season there...
    University of West Georgia catcher Galen Smith put together a solid campaign in his first season wearing a Wolves uniform. The junior transfer from Cleveland State played in 42 games — starting 41 — and was second on the team with a .344 batting average, 52 hits and 29 runs scored. He also had 22 RBI and seven doubles offensively, but Smith s strength may have been behind the plate where he threw out 19 of 43 would be base stealers for second best in the GSC. (Ricky Stilley/TImes-Georgian)
    University of West Georgia catcher Galen Smith put together a solid campaign in his first season wearing a Wolves uniform. The junior transfer from Cleveland State played in 42 games — starting 41 — and was second on the team with a .344 batting average, 52 hits and 29 runs scored. He also had 22 RBI and seven doubles offensively, but Smith's strength may have been behind the plate where he threw out 19 of 43 would be base stealers for second best in the GSC. (Ricky Stilley/TImes-Georgian)
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    UWG season ends in Rome
    by From staff reports
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    The 2012 season came to a close for the University of West Georgia baseball team Sunday afternoon in the third day of the Gulf South Conference Tournament in Rome. The Wolves (23-24) fell 5-1 agai...
    Bremen sophomores Laura Sewell, left, and Sarah Zimmerman are two of five Lady Blue Devils that qualified for the GHSA Girls State Track and Field Championships in Albany this weekend. The duo will be joined by Ashley Camp, Erin Vaughn and Amelia Tochtrop. (Cliff Williams/Times-Georgian)
    Bremen sophomores Laura Sewell, left, and Sarah Zimmerman are two of five Lady Blue Devils that qualified for the GHSA Girls State Track and Field Championships in Albany this weekend. The duo will be joined by Ashley Camp, Erin Vaughn and Amelia Tochtrop. (Cliff Williams/Times-Georgian)
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    Bremen’s Sewell, Vaughn in title contention
    by Corey Cusick/Times-Georgian
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    The Bremen High School girls track and field team have a pair of competitors that could do something special this weekend, and Lady Blue Devil coach Scott Hodges said both will have to perform to t...

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    Jury set to deliberate in case of ex-Senator Edwards

    Former U.S. Senator John Edwards walks to the federal courthouse in GreensboroGREENSBORO, North Carolina (Reuters) - A jury in North Carolina is set to begin deliberations on Friday morning in the federal political corruption trial of former U.S. Senator John Edwards, who is charged with accepting excessive campaign funds to conceal his extramarital affair while he ran for president. "Even with all John has done — his family, legal career, running for president, this is, of course, the most important day of his life," Edwards' defense attorney Abbe Lowell said on Thursday as both prosecutors and defense lawyers delivered closing arguments. ...


    Fri May 18 06:36:29 UTC 2012
    All baby boomers should get hepatitis C test: CDC

    Laboratory assistant examines blood samples inside laboratory in Siliguri(Reuters) - All baby boomers should be tested at least once for the liver-destroying hepatitis C virus, according to proposed guidelines from U.S. health officials released on Friday. The often undiagnosed virus is contracted through contact with blood from an infected person. While the risk of infection has dropped dramatically since the early 1990s, many older adults are still at risk, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which released the draft guidelines. ...


    Fri May 18 12:07:30 UTC 2012
    Police arrest suspect in Mississippi highway shootings

    Police handout photo of James WillieTUPELO, Mississippi (Reuters) - Mississippi police have arrested a man they believe is responsible for two highway killings this month, the Department of Public Safety said on Friday. The suspect, James Willie, 28, of Sardis, Mississippi, was arrested Tuesday morning in Tunica, the department said in a statement. Police had responded to a reported rape. Willie is charged with aggravated assault, kidnapping and rape. He will be charged with two counts of capital murder on Friday, the statement said. ...


    Fri May 18 08:21:20 UTC 2012

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