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November 6, 2015

• FPD has playoffs in sight
• Houston County, Northside set for another big showdown
• Howard takes aim at first playoff berth
• Despite struggles, Northeast can clinch playoff berth
• Middle Georgia's high school football leaders
• Twiggs County fighting for playoff spot
• Veterans ready for pivotal game against Upson-Lee
• Westfield begins trek toward third straight GISA championship
• First win at McConnell-Talbert special one for Jones County
• Another tough test awaits Mercer defense
• Fort Valley State looking for program-changing win against Albany State
• Walking by faith, not by sight
• Fort Valley State sees growth in enrollment
• Daniel Shirley: Make the coaching decision for the right reasons
• Couple of Jerks Soda Fountain Shop is actually pretty sweet place in downtown Perry
• Georgia Southern happy with bowl eligibility
• Peach deputy charged with sending nude photographs of himself to teen
• Miss America Betty Cantrell singing at Ole Miss game
• Christmas comes early: Busy weekend for craft shows, festivals in the midstate
• FERGUSON: Science breaks bacon lovers hearts
• ERICKSON: Cruz v. Rubio is on the horizon
• What a GOP presidential debate with a candidate-approved format might be like
• This is Viewpoints for Friday, Nov. 6, 2015
• Friday's Middle Georgia high school football capsules
• Political Notebook: Macon-Bibb officials to pay respects to former Macon mayor
• Macon Mayhem get assist from junior hockey program to gain practice time
• Thursday's Middle Georgia high school scoreboard
• Fort Valley State's quarterback carousel still in effect
• EDITORIAL: New school funding formula doesn't add up
• Prayer for today (11/6/15)
• EAR TO THE GROUND: Tubman Museum's Motown Night to engage community through music
• Byas: Today's firsts and more in the midstate
• Gig Guide
• Jam Packed: A guide to who is playing where
• Georgia searches for answers to offensive woes
• Georgia football beset by bizarre, rumor-filled morning
• Through turmoil and uncertainty, Georgia still has a game Saturday against Kentucky
• More than a dozen indicted in Houston County after drug probe