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January 22, 2018

• Georgia expected to lose assistant coach to team it defeated in the Rose Bowl
• Program will allow rural diabetic patients to manage disease by internet
• Tight end signee was surprised to learn Shane Beamer is leaving Georgia
• Needing additional scorers, Bulldogs continue to seek 'consistency' on offense
• Latest on Georgia's tourney hopes: Bulldogs still seeking big boost to solid résumé
• Commission approves rezoning for house on Wesleyan Drive to allow offices
• Prayer for today (1/23/18)
• Governments close, but heaven is always open
• Heart to heart
• Hearing but not really listening
• Football stadium could get upgrades with sale of sports complex
• Do you know how to avoid automobile repair scams?
• Facebook is showing less news. Here's how to keep seeing The Telegraph
• This is Viewpoints for Tuesday, January 23, 2018
• Mercer soccer standout Bagrou drafted by Sporting KC in 4th round
• From gospel music to Rhodes Scholars
• Secret memo shows bipartisanship during Watergate succession crisis
• What the government shutdown means for the health of Americans
• The man fatally shot in the Barberitos robbery may not be the killer’s first victim
• Former post office, voting site up for sale
• Shooter in Barberitos killing looks like suspect in Chevron slaying, police say
• Crimestoppers offering $2,000 cash reward for leads in Warner Robins slaying
• Barberitos worker killed, another hurt during armed robbery
• Argument turns deadly on Dublin street corner; police looking for accused shooter
• Macon teen says boyfriend threw brick at car and shot her. Then her mom pulled a gun
• Argument leads to shooting in west Macon on Monday afternoon
• 19-year-old man was shot twice in east Macon on Monday afternoon
• She invited him to ‘party,’ but what a California man got at a Macon motel was no fun
• Shooting of man near Henderson Stadium prompts sheriff's investigation
• Macon legal secretary’s murder featured on Discovery TV’s ‘Your Worst Nightmare’
• Event will help families with special-needs children find options for the future