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November 21, 2015

• Holiday spending expected to be up; Middle Georgia small businesses hope to capture some of those dollars
• Macon's Market City Cafe closes, expected to relocate
• 5 tips for affordable holiday parties
• Mom wants bus monitor fired over incident with autistic child
• DR. CUMMINGS: Did St. Paul hate women?
• WALKER: Thanksgiving from Perry in 2015
• RICHARDSON: Do black lives matter?
• CREATIVE THINKING: The art of thankfulness
• Bill Shanks: Atlanta Falcons face crucial game against Indianapolis Colts
• Weekly Fiver
• Book Events
• AFTER HOURS: Terminal fantasy
• 'The Jemima Code' celebrates 200 years of African-American cookbooks
• MIDDLE GEORGIA BOOKSHELF: 'God's Sabbath Truth ... A Decision to Make'
• THE COOL KID'S GUIDE TO READING: Can you follow the rat, the cat and the dog?
• Houston County holds off Mays in thriller
• Prison escapees captured in Telfair County and East Dublin
• This is Viewpoints for Saturday, Nov. 21, 2015
• YOUR SAY: Celebrating the 'can do' spirit of our rural communities
• Heartbreaker ends Westfield's quest for three-peat
• Defense leads Stratford to win over Calvary Day
• Friday's Middle Georgia scoreboard
• Mercer women's basketball team tops Georgia Southern
• Friday's Middle Georgia scoreboard
• Heartbreaker ends Westfield's quest for three-peat
• Defense leads Stratford to win over Calvary Day
• Covenant rolls to GICAA championship
• Covenant rolls to GICAA championship
• Marist pulls away from Mary Persons in GHSA Class AAAA playoffs
• Prince Avenue Christian cruises past FPD
• Forsyth police chief to retire
• Man jailed when Macon cops find dead pet chickens in cages at his trailer
• New policies require educators to train for suicide prevention
• Keep human food away from pets during Thanksgiving
• Prayer for today (11/21/15)
• PRAISE DATES
• God brings blessings of thanksgiving
• Is this Starbucks cup Christmasy enough?
• 'Cooking nun' wins TV's 'Chopped,' hopes to spotlight issue of hunger
• Georgia Southern readies for tough task at Georgia
• Controlled burn planned at Robins on Monday
• FVSU receives federal grant for new courses, lab space
• Lane closures on Interstate 16 Monday and Tuesday
• Political Notebook: Former Macon Mayor C. Jack Ellis recalls journey to politics
• Growing up Godwin: From backyard football to Georgia athletes