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September 11, 2015

• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: International manufacturer eyeing Houston County
• Georgia hoping for different result than previous trip to Vanderbilt
• Mark Richt looks for balance from Georgia offense
• UAB transfer Jake Ganus’ goal was to start, not just play at Georgia
• Georgia to visit Mercer in baseball
• Georgia College set to start golf season
• Georgia Tech has plenty of options at A-back
• Lee Bennett’s big play keys Mercer in opener
• Middle Georgia high school football stats
• Westfield ready for showdown with Deerfield-Windsor
• FERGUSON: When God doesn’t want you to do your job
• EDITORIAL: The tangled web nabs Centerville’s leadership
• Prayer for today (9/11/15)
• Thursday night’s Middle Georgia high school scoreboard
• Gig Guide
• Byas: Thinking pink once and again
• YOUR SAY: Iran has already broken the nuclear deal
• Macon-Bibb leaders to hold rally against violence Friday
• FRIEDMAN: Walls, borders, a dome and refugees
• A day for community reflection on veteran sacrifice
• This is Viewpoints for Friday, Sept. 11, 2015
• 5-year-old dies after being hit by truck in east Macon
• Jam Packed: A guide to who is playing where
• Warner Robins Little Theatre brings back ‘70s with prize-winning play, ‘Crimes of the Heart’
• Andalusia, Oconee River trailhead and King site to receive state money
• Macon County volunteer firefighters shoot for state title three-peat
• ‘Veterans stand down’ event moves to bigger home at Coliseum
• Another in-town foe keeping Howard focused on task at hand
• Mary Persons heads to Lamar County for another rivalry game
• Warner Robins riding high with 2-0 start
• Peach County, Southwest seek consistency
• Hard-hitting Westside set to host surging West Laurens
• Feds OK Macon’s Tindall Heights for demolition
• FVSU searching for ‘badly needed’ victory
• Home opener has different feel for Mercer
• Georgia Southern set for home opener
• Middle Georgians remember victims of 9/11
• Bask in the glow and enjoy the music at Cherry Blossom Festival’s Tunes and Balloons Family Fun Fest
• Unusual and authentic Mexican dishes makes Guitarras Mexican Grill stand out in midstate
• CountryWide Music Festival brings David Nail, Jordan Rager and more performing to honor veterans
• Georgia Tech ready to test its growth against Tulane
• Mercer football home opener: 5 things to watch
• AC Pup: Some animals are more than pets
• Macon Music Volume 1 CD released at downtown party Saturday
• Warner Robins convenience store clerk killed in armed robbery