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November 11, 2015

• Loads of Love gets help from national group
• D-Day vet instilled legacy of service in his family
• Houston County Career Academy wins state award
• BUZZELL: Community concert, little theater and other holiday events in Warner Robins
• MEEKS: Watch your lawn for the signs of sod webworms and millipedes
• Beauty of a great trout catch
• SAVING CENTSABLY: 'Plenti' rewards aren't plentiful
• Fill and freeze: Your holiday baking starts right here
• BUNGALOW KITCHEN: Healthy pizza recipe perfect for fall evenings
• Food Service Inspection Report
• Q&A with Frank Ryals
• Perry, Veterans high schools bring home awards from 2AAAA Region One Act competition
• Amen Corner
• EMPLOYER'S CORNER: Give 'real' performance reviews
• Prayer for today (11/11/15)
• Warner Robins' First UMC celebrates church organist's long service
• Fourth annual Georgia Gives Day is Thursday
• Idle Hour's Ray Cutright set for PGA Hall induction
• No surprises as GHSA finalizes Class A brackets
• Former GBI agent accused of molesting three boys denied bond
• EDITORIAL: Appreciating our veterans 365 days a year
• PITTS: Fact is no match for fear
• HARMON: No courage in anonymity
• This is Viewpoints for Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2015
• Woman dies after crashing car into Macon creek
• YOUR SAY: A veteran closes the circle
• Veterans eyes upset of Thomson
• Bill Shanks: Atlanta Braves family suffers great loss
• Wayne County has tough trip ahead to Mary Persons
• Perry head coach Carl Dixon is on the mend after cancer surgery
• Ex-Mount de Sales standout Chris Swain has big game
• Macon contractor accused of fraud by purposely damaging roof
• Reminders for athletics directors, fall and winter sports coaches
• Houston County now highest-ranked Middle Georgia team
• Warner Robins man indicted on attempted rape charge
• Mercer looks for big boost from upset of Chattanooga
• KENT: Warner Robins welcomes Miss America back home with a celebration
• Warner Robins High students perform award-winning play, 'The Drowsy Chaperone'
• Ocmulgee Traders in downtown Macon is closed
• Young and old remember veterans at Macon's Linwood Cemetery
• No surprises as GHSA finalizes Class A brackets
• Former GBI agent accused of molesting three boys denied bond
• More charges stem from Houston County burglary investigation
• Houston County's Meals on Wheels open at its new location
• Bibb County Democratic Party to host presidential debate event
• Perry looks to change zoning rules
• Warner Robins council to vote on City Hall renovation, veterans memorial
• 'The Prayer at Jordan-Hare' still lingers for Georgia two years later
• Births