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February 9, 2016

• Tadric Jackson stepping up his game for Georgia Tech
• Do the homework before starting crowdfunding campaign
• Medical practice moves into new Macon office
• Tuesday's Middle Georgia high school scoreboard
• Westside girls pull away to beat Southwest
• Dominant start lifts Mary Persons over Veterans
• YOUR SAY: A response to Richardson's 'Can't make this stuff up' column
• Bill Shanks: Atlanta Hawks struggling through ordinary season
• Savannah company buys second north Bibb County apartment complex
• Former Eatonton Mayor John Reid announces state House bid
• Former president Jimmy Carter inspires cancer legislation in Georgia
• Legislators bow out of mayor-commission firing feud
• Upgrades to Macon City Auditorium could cost $15 million
• Byron creating new economic department
• Hearings to be set in years-long Monroe-Bibb border dispute
• Credit goes to Tracy Rocker for bringing Julian Rochester to Georgia
• This is Viewpoints for Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2016
• SAVING CENTSABLY: Show love from the heart - not the wallet
• Weekly food scores
• Weekly Recipes
• This Valentine's Day, say it with chocolate
• BUNGALOW KITCHEN: Pasta a perfect partner for romanesco
• Third candidate declares candidacy for Houston County judgeship
• Morgan steps into big shoes to lead Fellowship Bible Baptist Church
• MEEKS: Prevent summer weeds now
• Perry Players performing spy play 'The 39 Steps'
• Solve a mystery amidst mobsters at 'Murder at the Juice Joint' dinner theater
• KENT: Flint River FCA honors coaches' wives, female coaches
• Q&A with Dr. J. Don Spillers
• Births
• Amen Corner
• Two dead in Houston County wreck on Ga. 247
• Prayer for today (2/10/16)
• Monroe County Sheriff's Office asks for help identifying a suspected thief
• Man who fatally shot alleged robber testifies in trial for dead suspect's younger brother
• Daniel Shirley: Mercer players play through adversity
• MEEKS: Eulogy for Jibri
• Marshallville mayor dead at 71
• J-STARS pilots are in for the long run