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November 4, 2015

• Let tastes of autumn warm your heart and home
• Incumbent Centerville councilman Nichols turned out of office by voters
• Middle Georgia election results
• Milledgeville, Baldwin voters reject merger, approve sales tax proposal
• Misinformation may have doomed Milledgeville-Baldwin County union
• Two new faces headed to Fort Valley City Council
• Forsyth elects new mayor, and change coming to City Council
• Voters approve E-SPLOST for Bibb schools
• Adams wins Byron council seat
• Hunt retains Perry City Council seat
• Macon-Bibb mayor to sign lease for new Board of Elections office
• Centerville officials clarify requirement in police chief search
• Incumbents re-elected to Warner Robins City Council
• Warner Robins faces lawsuit from former Public Works Director Joe Musselwhite
• Roadwork, population growth discussed in state of community luncheon
• Hilarity ensues at Perry's 'Sing Hallelujah'
• Georgia looking to rally through recent wave of Mark Richt criticism
• Northside, Houston County stay put in latest poll
• When it comes to tailgate parties, get your head in the game
• Prayer for today (11/4/15)
• SAVING CENTSABLY: Convenience is costly
• Food Service Inspection Report
• Cooking with rosemary: This is no delicate herb
• Windsor finishes regular season strong, gears up for GISA football playoffs
• Thieves take 24 guns from Warner Robins store
• MEEKS: We can change our schools
• EDITORIAL: Is it time to fold 'em and walk away?
• YOUR SAY: Why Asian Americans don't vote Republican
• This is Viewpoints for Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015
• Georgia Tech relying heavily on freshmen
• Nominations sought for '100 Plates Locals Love' in Georgia
• Bibb school board member wants Dallemand subpoena set aside
• Event for job seekers to be held in Macon
• INSURANCE CORNER: Uninsured/underinsured auto coverage often misunderstood
• PITTS: 'Nothing to do with race'