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February 5, 2016

• Two out-of-state people face multiple drug charges following Bibb County traffic stop
• Macon-Bibb elections board clears another hurdle to moving its office
• Reichert warns that not investing in future could stall Macon's momentum
• Milledgeville's Griffin eyes state House seat
• Legislative Notebook: Senate honors Bibb County veteran
• Political Notebook: Perry council hears about odd 1824 ordinances
• Ticket sale for Kirby Smart appearance in Macon set
• In wake of Kirby Smart's time constraints, Bulldogs finish strong
• Kenny Paul Geno embraces his role for Georgia
• PRAISE DATES
• Four arrested in south Bibb meth operation bust
• East Macon house vandalized with gang graffiti
• Business 1 on 1 with John Brewer, owner of Med Tech USA
• AC Pup warns against the dangers of parvo
• Warm winter shortens bloom season for most Middle Georgia camellias
• This is Viewpoints for Saturday, Feb. 6, 2016
• Robins returns gunship to battle in record time
• Ceremony marks start of 100-year anniversary of Macon's Terminal Station
• Standoff in south Houston County ends peacefully
• Mercer returns to court for first time since Jibri Bryan's death
• Susie Gardner likes growth she has seen from Keke Calloway
• Macon County football head coach charged with felony after traffic stop
• Weekend college basketball update
• Mercer women cruise past Western Carolina
• Negro League baseball players from Macon to be recognized Saturday
• FRIEDMAN: Social media: Destroyer or creator?
• PITTS: Justice for Caroline Small, a small step toward justice for all
• This is Viewpoints for Friday, Feb. 5, 2016
• Washington County mom sentenced to life in death of newborn she left on rural dirt road
• Prayer for today (2/5/16)
• Downtown Macon restaurant holding two parties in one this weekend
• EDITORIAL: Not the time for answers
• YOUR SAY: Capitalism's money and guns saved socialism
• GHSA opens up to more contests with GISA, GICAA
• Monroe schools recommended for accreditation
• Ron Seibel: A day for highs, lows in Macon