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April 5, 2016

• Macon-based Infinity Network Solutions acquires Atlanta-based Computer Troubleshooters
• Macon-Bibb pension plan adjustment could cost $839,000 in first year
• Cross-marketing creates winning campaign for a new product
• Expectations are high for Georgia Tech linebacker Brant Mitchell
• Tuesday's Middle Georgia high school scoreboard
• Can Julio Terehan be the ace the Atlanta Braves need?
• Georgia Tech gets good start, holds on to nip Mercer
• Mayhem's Shawn Skelly receives SPHL weekly honor
• Prayer for today (4/6/16)
• 1920-1929: The food decade that roared
• Doesn't look like lamb, but it tastes like heaven
• Whiskey loosens its tie, appeals to a new generation of drinkers
• Biscuits and scones made the Southern way
• Food Service Inspection Report
• This is Viewpoints for Wednesday, April 6, 2016
• Leavell makes history with Rolling Stones during Cuba show
• Macon's Daybreak Center raises more than $68,000 to help homeless
• 71-year-old dies after motorcycle wreck in Macon
• Is it really about religious freedom?
• The four foreign policies
• The old Peach County jail is being torn down
• Houston County springs for colorful paint job on water tower
• Sandler AG employees welcomed at Houston commission meeting
• Warner Robins first in Georgia for faster Cox Internet service
• Macon mom charged with murder in 2014 death of infant
• GBI: Accused Monroe County cop killer wrote of fictional gun battle with FBI; told of drug use
• Woman robbed at gunpoint outside Milledgeville Piggly Wiggly
• Fatigue illness inspires documentary by filmmakers from Warner Robins and Dublin
• Middle Georgia native Plaxico leads active congregation at Byron United Methodist Church
• Warner Robins cheerleading team headed to world competition
• Miss Georgia Peach pageant picks new crop of queens
• Dogwoods pretty, not hard to grow in Georgia
• Soundappan crowned Miss Houston County High School
• Perry getting ready for Dogwood Festival
• Births
• Amen Corner
• Mercer beach volleyball falls to Stetson
• Mercer women's basketball collects 1,700 books for young readers