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October 17, 2015

• Early voter turnout low in Middle Georgia
• Warner Robins invites public to hear recreation improvement plan
• Political Notebook: State Rep. Randall joins Hillary Clinton council
• Macon Mayhem ready to make home debut
• Prayer for today (10/18/15)
• CREATIVE THINKING: Blessing of animals lifts our spirits
• Sunday Morning Quarterback: Game balls
• CFCA wins GICAA fall softball title
• Sunday Morning Quarterback: what we learned
• Windsor repeats as GISA Class AA softball champion
• Weekly Fiver
• MIDDLE GEORGIA BOOKSHELF: 'Dear Momma: Love Letters to Heaven'
• THE COOL KID'S GUIDE TO READING: Payback is good for the soul
• Book Events
• Northside sets scoring record in big win over Warner Robins
• This is Viewpoints for Saturday, Oct. 17, 2015
• Friday's Middle Georgia high school scoreboard
• RICHARDSON: Another dead man walking
• DR. CUMMINGS: The anti-Christian columnist
• WALKER: Casi R. Fisher, a polio survivor
• The answer to congressional gridlock lies in state legislatures
• This is Viewpoints for Sunday, Oct. 18, 2015
• Warner Robins police kick off 'Whistle for Walkers' program
• Museum leader retiring, 21st Century Partnership officer taking his place
• Suspects arrested in August armed robbery case in south Macon
• DNR seeks public input on outdoor recreation plan
• Prayer for today (10/17/15)
• Suspect sought in car break-in during church
• Wilkinson County pulls away from Mount de Sales
• Dontrez Johnson leads FPD over Tattnall Square
• Veterans cruises past Perry
• Intensity pays off for Central against Southwest
• Mary Persons rallies from early hole to stay unbeaten
• Stratford pitches shutout against Twiggs County in sub-region game
• Gun violence forum set for Saturday in Macon
• Macon 2-year-old hit by Explorer
• Jones County holds off Houston County
• Friday's Middle Georgia high school scoreboard
• Warner Robins to launch new initiative for at-risk youths
• Advocates for Robins get help from Hawkinsville retirees
• EDITORIAL: East Macon is no longer forgotten