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December 28, 2017

• Warner Robins sets new jobs record for November, work force and jobs up in Macon
• Bojangles to open second Warner Robins store
• Northside boys wallop tourney foes
• Georgia's Jake Fromm displayed leadership qualities well before season kicked off
• Scores of games in high school basketball tournaments
• Georgia continues Rose Bowl preparations for Oklahoma in sunny California
• Not all Georgia schools test for lead in drinking water. Should they?
• Elias King gives UGA the nation's top 2019 recruiting class
• Chaney discusses decision to stick with Fromm over Eason
• After 2016 season, Chaney wanted only one change on offense
• Prayer for today (12/29/17)
• What to do if you’re contacted by someone who will ‘fix’ your computer
• Fire crews pull dog from burning home: 'He finally started to take some deep breaths'
• What's open, what's not for New Years
• Cops 'could not allow' homeless mother and child to wake up in a car on Christmas Day
• Two in Macon make contest list for best Georgia attraction. People can vote.
• Wife says husband not behaving like himself before he went missing
• White New Year's Day possible as Georgia weather forecasters eye timing of cold blast
• Funeral planned for Middle Georgia mayor who died Christmas Eve
• These are the top 10 news stories in Middle Georgia in 2017
• This is Viewpoints for Friday, December 29, 2017
• The urban vs. rural divide
• Could new Macon-Bibb residents get a tax break?
• Mercer has a big night
• Do you recognize this man? Centerville police want to know who he is
• Ninety-year-old woman dies from injuries sustained in Warner Robins crash
• Alline Kent: See what’s on her list of the best of 2017
• Mystery bones, possibly human, discovered inside suitcase near I-75 in Butts County
• Man led group to Macon homicide victim's body, but left when someone called police
• Bibb district plans public hearings about school closure
• Bibb schools to start screening for gifted program
• College and career training earns Putnam student state award
• Midstate schools, districts honored for health initiatives