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November 19, 2015

• Charles Mitchell leads Georgia Tech to easy win over Green Bay
• Friday's Middle Georgia GHSA football playoff capsules
• EDITORIAL: Christmas comes early for Macon-Bibb
• CHENOWETH: Boots on the ground? Here's how to do it and win
• Houston County got bigger last year, and it has shown on defense
• West Laurens looks for revenge against St. Pius X
• Veterans' Tyler Daughtry signs with favorite team, Florida State
• Windsor set for GISA semifinals
• Westfield ready for rematch against Valwood
• Khristian Tate, Covenant take aim at GICAA championship
• Paul Johnson being questioned even at home
• Strong coaching histories mark first Marist-Mary Persons meeting
• Ron Seibel: Keep local rivalries intact
• Panel recommends adding millions in Georgia school spending
• Will 'Turtle' Jackson carries pain with him into Georgia career
• Georgia seniors reflect on careers heading into senior night
• Prayer for today (11/20/15)
• This is Viewpoints for Friday, Nov. 20, 2015
• 'Determined' Macon mom takes college exam while in labor
• Construction worker in critical condition after fall at Kumho Tire plant
• Oconee Regional hospital recognized for health care
• Petition challenges constitutionality of Deal's appointments to appeals court
• Miss America Betty Cantrell to sing national anthem before Mercer football game
• Macon Charter issues lamented by parents, leaders at Bibb BOE meeting
• Bibb school board discusses transparency policies
• ERICKSON: You have been exposed
• FERGUSON: Is ISIS a problem that can be solved?
• TV show featuring Big Peach Antiques airs Sunday
• Byron man accused of trying to solicit sex with a minor at Robins
• Law enforcement K-9s and their handlers converged on Perry for training
• Warner Robins to host second annual Christmas tree lighting
• Former Bibb deputy sentenced to probation in federal corruption probe
• Federal plea agreements detail alleged coast-to-coast drug operation
• One dead, two injured in Bleckley County wreck
• Mercer men's basketball rolls to win over Alabama State