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September 23, 2015

• Macon-Bibb committee approves minor league baseball study in 3-2 vote
• Georgia’s Jake Ganus records seven tackles in win, proposes to longtime girlfriend after
• PITTS: America’s not a brave nation
• Point: Pope Francis and the measure of greatness
• Counterpoint: Increasingly, Pope Francis does not speak to me
• MEEKS: All the children need us
• EDITORIAL: Time marches on in the blight battle
• This is Viewpoints for Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2015
• Bibb deputies investigating shooting in east Macon
• Macon shooting victim flags down bus driver
• Bungalow Kitchen: Squash soup with kale salad great way to usher in fall weather
• Pageant officials believe Warner Robins only city to have both a Teen and a Miss America winner
• President Obama’s welcoming speech to Pope Francis
• 79 teams registered for Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Perry
• MEEKS: Fall means cotton harvesting time
• KENT: Nest doesn’t feel so empty with encouragement from old friend
• Macon-Bibb and Michigan land banks use different approach for acquiring properties
• Sacred Heart Catholic School’s annual fall festival fun for everyone
• Q&A with Tara Johnson
• Births
• Amen Corner
• How to throw a grilled-pizza party
• 4 cool coleslaws that don’t use cabbage
• Prayer for today (9/23/15)
• Training for food service managers to be held at extension office
• Northside Eagles, Houston Bears take charge in region with wins
• Tuesday’s Middle Georgia high school scoreboard
• Food Service Inspection Report
• SAVING CENTSABLY: Beware of fundraising fees
• New Media Matters: The versatile PDF can be a struggle to learn to use
• Man arrested for noontime Macon home burglary
• Macon cyclist critically hurt in Thomaston Road accident
• Georgia obesity rate little changed, but still high
• Labor department helping Dollar General fill job openings
• The Prado in Macon holding event to raise money for Alzheimer’s
• Macon software company moves downtown from Vineville Avenue
• Macon-Bibb commissioners reveal their ideas for spending blight money