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September 17, 2015

• Georgia sees decline in rate of uninsured people
• Wednesday’s Middle Georgia high school scoreboard
• FPD seeking another step forward against GMC
• James Jackson enjoying making plays for Peach County
• Plenty of electricity for Warner Robins, Houston County showdown
• Carl Dixon coming off first win as Perry’s head coach
• Thriving quarterbacks lead Westside, Central into GHSA Region 2-AAA showdown
• Matthew Jordan makes most of his chance at Georgia Tech
• This week’s Middle Georgia football capsules
• Brian Nelson looking for stronger starts from Mary Persons team
• Boeing to convert its Macon military plant to a commercial airplane facility
• Ron Seibel: Don’t overlook Central-Westside
• EDITORIAL: No more delay — pass a budget
• Middle Georgia candidates talk politics at 8th annual HobNob
• Georgia’s Christian Payne enjoys craziness of fullback position
• Georgia’s Chris Mayes re-enters starting lineup, earns captain status
• Sisters show their support on Rutland softball team
• Kids Yule Love giving final shot for families to sign up for Christmas gifts
• Jason Aldean to shoot music video in Macon next week
• Flu shot clinics to be held in Macon-Bibb County next week
• Dublin VA holding welcome home ceremony for Vietnam vets Saturday
• Former Vietnam POW counts his blessings at Warner Robins ceremony
• New principal named for Hartley Elementary School
• Three Middle Georgia law enforcement heads talk about policing issues at FVSU event
• Mercer’s Grant Radakovich rewarded for doing dirty work
• Warner Robins business robbed
• Macon man died trying to keep stepfather from driving drunk, cops say
• Bibb judge considering whether Fargason murder case evidence will be tested for DNA
• Man robs Macon Dollar General
• Thieves steal sign at Macon’s historic Cannonball House
• Mercer basketball season tickets on sale
• Fennelly: ‘Macon’s Got Talent’ – Box Seat edition
• Torres: It’s time to hug someone you love
• Centerville’s British Pantry and Tea Room an anglophile foodie’s delight
• Anne Frank’s story told on Perry Players stage
• Experience Native American culture at Ocmulgee Indian Celebration
• Gig Guide
• Jam Packed: A guide to who is playing where
• ‘1964’ The Tribute, a Beatles tribute band, to rock the Grand Opera House on Saturday night