Eagles Travel To Oglethorpe Friday

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Wednesday, September 10. 2008
East Jackson Still Searching For First '08 Win The East Jackson Eagles continue to search for their first win of 2008. Following last week’s 20-6 home opener loss to Fannin County, the Eagles will travel to Oglethorpe County Friday to face the Patriots. Kickoff is at 7:30 p.m. The Patriots come into Friday night with an 0-1 region record ... [Full Story »] 

Family violence leads to arrests

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BarrowJournal
Wednesday, September 10. 2008
Three people were arrested during the past week by the Statham and Auburn police departments for charges related to family violence (FVA). Those arrested during the past two weeks by the Auburn and Statham police departments include the following: AUBURN •Jennifer Marie Redmon, 32, 328 Coblestone Road, Auburn, aggravated assault FVA. ... [Full Story »] 

Commerce Hosts Franklin Co. Friday

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Wednesday, September 10. 2008
Tigers Break Into Win Column, Defeat Bulldogs The Commerce Tigers were hungry for a win after a defeat at the hands of the Jefferson Dragons last week. The first team on the menu was Morgan County, a team the Tigers had beaten three times in six prior games. Commerce can now boast a 4-3 lead in that series after a commanding 33-23 victory ... [Full Story »] 

Funding cut for new DFACS building

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BanksNewsTODAY
Wednesday, September 10. 2008
The Banks County Department of Family and Children Services officials have been waiting patiently for funding for a new headquarters for years. That wait will have to continue as county officials learned last week proposed funding has been cut for a new facility. Banks County chairman Gene Hart said Governor Sonny Perdue eliminated funds from ... [Full Story »] 

Hoschton OKs beer, wine at festival concerts

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BraseltonNewsTODAY
Wednesday, September 10. 2008
Along with music, beer and wine will be on tap at two concerts during the Hoschton Fall Festival this month. In a 4-2 vote, the city council approved an ordinance that would allow beer and wine to be served at designated special events, such as the fall festival. Council members Theresa Kenerly, Richard Shepherd, Tom Walden and John Schulte ... [Full Story »] 

Wilson named Player of the Week

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Wednesday, September 10. 2008
Mill Creek running back Ramael Wilson has been selected as the Chick-fil-A Player of the Week for the Mill Creek Hawks. Hamilton Mill Chick-fil-A marketing director Lauren Thigpen congratulated Wilson for his performance so far this season. Wilson had 14 rushes for 124 yards and 1 touchdown, as well as 4 receptions for 19 yards in Mill Creek's ... [Full Story »] 

Mill Creek to take on Blue Devils in region opener

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Wednesday, September 10. 2008
By Kristi Reed The Hawks are off to only their second 2-0 start in the school’s history after last Friday’s 30-14 win over Central Gwinnett. Mill Creek begins region play this Friday against Norcross, the fifth ranked team in AAAAA. Norcross (1-1) finished 2007 with a 10-2 record and a region championship. The Blue Devils hope to win a ... [Full Story »] 

Busy week ahead for Lady Hawks

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Wednesday, September 10. 2008
By Kristi Reed After wiping out rival Dacula and winning their division at the Shaw Invitational, the Lady Hawks are looking strong as they return to region 7-AAAAA play this week. Mill Creek hosts Duluth today at 5:55 p.m. On Friday, the Lady Hawks will host South Forsyth. First pitch is scheduled for 7 p.m. Region play continues next Tuesday ... [Full Story »] 

Is that groceries in your pants?

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CommerceNewsTODAY
Wednesday, September 10. 2008
Two Commerce men face shoplifting charges after they allegedly concealed groceries in their pants at Quality Foods, according to the Commerce Police Department. Store personnel allegedly saw Clay Alexander Carlan, 46, of 2996 Old Maysville Road, place a container of hamburger in his pants, and saw James William Lord II, 54, 239 Hood Street, ... [Full Story »] 

Police: Drinking pedestrian walks to find new job

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BraseltonNewsTODAY
Wednesday, September 10. 2008
With a beer in one hand, a man said he was walking from Hoschton to Winder to look for a job, according to an incident report. A Hoschton officer said he noticed that the man — later identified as William Robert Moss, 53, of Hoschton — was walking along Ga. Hwy. 53 while drinking a beer from a bottle inside a paper bag. The officer then saw ... [Full Story »] 
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