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New VA clinic at Fort Benning opens, expands access for vets

A new Veterans Affairs Clinic has opened at Fort Benning, expanding health care access for about 13,000 veterans.Click to Continue »

 

GA seeks reversal of ruling letting KKK join cleanup program

The state of Georgia is asking an appeals court to reverse a lower court's ruling that the state's refusal to let a Ku Klux Klan group participate in a highway…Click to Continue »

 

Police responding to carjacking report find body in street

Atlanta police are investigating after a motorist was shot and killed, and then his body was dumped onto a street.Click to Continue »

 

Interim leader named for Georgia Southern University

An interim president has been chosen to lead Georgia Southern University in Statesboro until a permanent replacement is named.Click to Continue »

 

Macon teen solves Rubik’s Cube at national competitions

For one Macon 16-year-old, there are no unsolvable puzzles.Click to Continue »

 

Macon NAACP president: Charges need to be fair in Wal-Mart case

The president of the local chapter of the NAACP said Wednesday that she would like law enforcement officials not to charge those involved with the vandalism of the Wal-Mart on…Click to Continue »

 

Fort Benning expected to lose 3,400 soldiers in new round of Army cuts

The Army is cutting 3,400 soldiers at Fort Benning under its latest round of downsizing, with Fort Stewart in Hinesville, Ga., losing about 950 troops, U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson said…Click to Continue »

 

Allman’s live Macon album debuts in August

Gregg Allman fans who haven’t been able to catch any of his Macon shows the past two years, or those who want to relive those memories, won’t have much longer…Click to Continue »

 

Warner Robins High grad is national commander of Civil Air Patrol

WARNER ROBINS -- A Warner Robins High School graduate is playing an important role in helping the Air Force do more with less.Click to Continue »

 

Houston BOE to keep millage rate the same

For seventh straight year, Houston County residents won’t see an increase on their taxes because of the school system.Click to Continue »

 

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