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September 1, 2015

• Macon-Bibb commissioner pushes for basketball league for teens, young adults
• Macon-Bibb County Commission to take up blight issues Tuesday
• Houston County opposes regional transportation sales tax
• Perry re-evaluates fire fee, gives churches break
• Prosecutor: Perry pastor accused in fiancee’s death lived a ‘double life’
• Second man sentenced to 15 years in attack on Macon’s ‘pistol-packing granny’
• Area teams adjusting to early season, preseason injuries
• Houston County grand jury hands up 36-count indictment in elder exploitation case
• Young Mary Persons defense shines
• New quarterback gives Stratford football more options
• Co-defendant’s testimony under scrutiny in Monroe murder case
• Big rig leads 100-mile chase from Macon, through Forsyth to Atlanta
• Judge dismisses Macon suit stemming from 2012 Northeast High rape case
• Study sees slight growth in defense contract spending in Georgia
• Macon man rams Bibb patrol car, now jailed on assault charges
• Training for food service managers to be held at extension office
• Wittenberg: Robins credit union honored for their support of Rehoboth’s volunteer dental clinic
• Buzzell: Family Promise of Houston County puts brakes on homelessness
• Kent: Public invited to Beth Moore simulcast at Central Baptist Church in Warner Robins
• Q&A with Roy and Lucy Wiard
• Bill Shanks: Braves’ young pitchers need to go to boot camp
• Corey Lockett excited about junior season with Mercer football team
• Amen Corner
• Website blasts Macon as country’s worst place to live
• Macon state Rep. Allen Peake admits having account on infidelity website Ashley Madison
• YARBROUGH: Great grandson’s enthusiasm a reminder of why teachers matter
• This is Viewpoints for Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2015
• A look at this week’s top Middle Georgia high school games
• Prayer for today (9/1/15)
• Museum’s B-17 restoration will give visitors an inside view of historic plane
• FITNESS CORNER: Don’t cheat yourself with bad reps
• Iraq war vet gives up a kidney to save his dad
• Georgia Southern set for another Power 5 opponent
• Five questions facing Georgia Tech for its season opener
• Word to the Wise: Three-day Cooling-Off Rule explained to cancel unwanted purchases
• Warner Robins teen named Teen Miss Peach Blossom
• Sanctuary of Assembly at Warner Robins complete
• Prep Sports Notebook: Houston County High pitcher makes commitment
• Georgia Tech opens season of high expectations
• Warner Robins pageants held at Homer civic center
• Warner Robins soup kitchen’s 25th anniversary commemorated
• Houston schools searching for substitute teachers
• Births
• Authorities investigating shooting in south Bibb County