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BLECKLEY COUNTY HIGH VALEDICTORIAN: Juliette Grantham, daughter of Karen Grantham and the late Jon Grantham. Juliette is a member of the tennis team, is editor-in-chief of the school newspaper, and is a UGA Certificate of Merit recipient and STAR Student. Juliette was the Golden Eagle winner for English/Literature and is a QuestBridge National College Match Finalist. She plans to attend Yale University.

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Stuart is a handsome little boy. He is also very smart and was the first one in his litter to figure out what to do with kitty toys! He has had his first kitten shots. Stuart would love to be in his own home where he will be loved and cuddled to his purring satisfaction. If you would like to know more about Stuart, contact Warner Robins Purrs N Paws.

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SPECIAL TO THE TELEGRAPH Jeremy and Holly Goss of Hawkinsville are getting a home makeover courtesy of “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” and JC Penney. Their children, from left, are Hunter, Lily and Addy.

TV show gives Hawkinsville family a home makeover

The fortunes of a struggling Hawkinsville family have taken quite a turn for the better in the past week. 2 hours ago

Sports

Tattnall's Tyler Ward heads back to the dugout after scoring two runners on a triple and then scoring himself by stealing home on a wild pitch during Tattnall's win over Mount de Sales in GISA semifinals Saturday.

Ward leads Tattnall Square to championship series

Tattnall Square advances to the GISA Class AAA baseball championship series with a sweep of Mount de Sales. 2 hours ago

Living

The Battle of Chancellorsville, Va., in May 1863 elevated the already-famous Gen. Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson to mythical status and placed him among the ranks of history's best military leaders. His death eight days later would cripple the Confederacy and provide one of the most wrenching scenes of the Civil War. Illustrates CIVILWAR-JACKSON (category l) by Michael E. Ruane © 2013, The Washington Post. Moved Friday, April 26, 2013. (MUST CREDIT: Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division)

Chancellorsville: The South gains a crucial victory but loses the general who won it

At 5:15 p.m. on May 2, 1863, a doomed Confederate officer with striking blue eyes sat on his horse holding his pocket watch in the Virginia wilderness west of Fredericksburg. 3 hours ago

Entertainment

Natalia’s goes over the top with its leg of veal.

Natalia’s remains Macon’s elite Italian restaurant

When actor Harrison Ford’s first stop last year in Macon was Natalia’s, I figured it was for one of two reasons: Either the restaurant’s reputation precedes itself, or someone wanted to make sure Ford got the best first impression of...

Business

Phillip Jones uses a sledgehammer Tuesday to take down a brick wall at a future nightclub at 473 Second St. in Macon. Owner Ricky Hill says there will be room for five acts to perform when the place is complete.

Downtown Macon nightclub to have multiple venues

Ricky Hill didn’t react the way most people would when he first saw the building on Second Street in downtown Macon he was considering turning... 2 hours ago

Nation/World

A San Antonio metro bus sits in floodwaters after it was swept off the road during heavy rains, Saturday, May 25, 2013, in San Antonio.

San Antonio flooding kills 1; 200-plus rescued

Torrential rains swamped San Antonio with flash floods on Saturday, leaving at least one person dead as emergency workers in boats rushed to rescue... 34 minutes ago

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Gris: ‘Never been a story like this one’

John O’Shaughnessey was too young to serve in the Second World War. But he was old enough to understand how it impacted the lives of everyone around him. 2 hours ago

Opinion

Editorial Cartoons (05/24/13)

Editorial cartoons for Friday, May 24, 2013.

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