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November 12, 2015

• Ear to the ground: A sunset is on the horizon
• Feed the City to host 18th annual Thanksgiving Giveaway
• Make-End Maker Festival highlights innovation, creation
• Grab a friend and meet for a deli-style lunch at Sid's Sandwich Shop
• Executive director of Georgia Agricultural Exposition Authority in Perry to retire
• U.S. Attorney Michael Moore resigning as chief prosecutor in Middle District
• Lawyer: Macon man accused of murder alleges slain man had been hired to kill him
• Warner Robins man files lawsuit against detention center in Perry
• Former Bibb firefighter acquitted in child molestation case
• Man attempts armed robbery at Warner Robins convenience store
• Macon 15-year-old denied bond in alleged rape of 8-year-old girl
• EDITORIAL: Man-made danger facing cemetery
• Well-rested Georgia Southern faces suddenly hot Troy on the road
• This is Viewpoints for Thursday, Nov. 12, 2015
• Warner Robins looks for new start in postseason
• GHSA reclassification bump rule has little direct impact in Middle Georgia
• Peach County battles through injuries, heads into playoffs
• Stratford trio stays in state; Peach County's Woolfolk signs with Florida State
• YOUR GARDEN GUY: Get the garden ready as winter approaches
• Middle Georgia State women's basketball clips Miles
• ACC officials ready to see impact of rules changes
• Georgia Tech focused on stopping Virginia Tech rushing attack
• Home for the holidays: Decorating for Thanksgiving and Hanukkah
• YOUR SAY: Is it time for Wilson to resign from the Board of Elections?
• House guests 101: Crafting the perfect welcome for overnight visitors
• Prayer for today (11/12/15)
• Riverside Cemetery in Macon among historical society's 10 Places in Peril
• Former McRae federal prison guard sentenced to prison
• Macon's Navicent Health and Mercer University create partnership
• TobyMac brings unique brand of Christian hip-hop to Macon on latest tour
• Shakespearean tragedy has gravity in today's political arena
• Mercer Theatre stages first 'in the round' production with 'Fiction'
• BOX SEAT: Ways to give thanks are plentiful this season
• Jam Packed: A guide to who is playing where
• Gig Guide
• Macon-Bibb County Commission to recognize Vietnam veterans
• East Macon recreation project kicks off
• Transformation of the Miller school site is underway
• Sony Michel's role has changed at Georgia, but he hasn't