Man arrested while looking for “homeboys”

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BarrowJournal
Saturday, October 3. 2009
A Winder man was arrested after police were dispatched to investigate a suspicious vehicle on Sweet Gum Lane. When police arrived, they found Dmmanuel Smith, 18, of 101 Carriage Court in Athens sitting in a parked vehicle with two other occupants. When asked what they were doing, the occupants said they were trying to find their ... [Full Story »] 

Missing elderly man located unharmed

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BarrowJournal
Saturday, October 3. 2009
A missing elderly man was quickly located and reunited with his family after a brief search last week by neighbors and emergency services personnel. Last Tuesday, Barrow County Emergency Services personnel were dispatched to Ansley Court after family members reported a male subject missing from the home. “First arriving firefighters were able ... [Full Story »] 

Cross-country puts up perfect score

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MainStreetNewsSPORTS
Saturday, October 3. 2009
It’s no secret that Banks County offers one of the most difficult cross country courses in the area. Visiting schools’ competitors as well as the Leopard runners comment on the challenging run that winds through the woods behind the high school, making it very difficult for runners to achieve a perfect score. However, the Leopards’ boys ... [Full Story »] 

Fire prevention week begins Oct. 4

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BarrowJournal
Saturday, October 3. 2009
Barrow County firefighters are joining fire departments nationwide in designating October 4 - 10 as Fire Prevention Week. This year’s theme is “Stay fire smart: don’t get burned.” The theme is focused on keeping homes safe and preventing burns. “Barrow County citizens should practice fire safety all year,” said Public Information ... [Full Story »] 

Defense dominates

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MainStreetNewsSPORTS
Friday, October 2. 2009
MCHS grounds Hab. Central in 35-6 win MT. AIRY -- The Red Raiders put five touchdowns on the scoreboard Friday night. They wouldn’t need near that many. Facing a Habersham Central offense that had scored a combined 73 points in its last two games, the Madison County defense rose to the challenge — and then some — picking off three passes ... [Full Story »] 

MCHS grounds Hab. Central in 35-6 win

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MainStreetNewsSPORTS
Friday, October 2. 2009
MT. AIRY -- The Red Raiders put five touchdowns on the scoreboard Friday night. They wouldn’t need near that many. Facing a Habersham Central offense that had scored a combined 73 points in its last two games, the Madison County defense rose to the challenge — and then some — picking off three passes and surrendering just 75 total yards ... [Full Story »] 

Take another look at flood insurance

Posted by
CommerceNewsTODAY
Friday, October 2. 2009
Last week's heavy rains that created massive flooding in other parts of the state just happened to occur as Georgia is revamping its flood insurance maps. They should give everyone pause for rethinking both flood insurance and the potential for flood damage. Typically, those who buy flood insurance live near lakes, rivers or low-lying areas ... [Full Story »] 

Midland crosswalk target of enforcement effort

Posted by
BarrowJournal
Friday, October 2. 2009
Winder Police will immediately begin aggressive enforcement of the 25 mile per hour speed limit in the area of Russell Middle School at Midland Avenue. The area is marked as a school zone and also has a marked crosswalk. Police have determined that area motorists are not taking the necessary precautions when driving through the area. The ... [Full Story »] 

Zora Turner

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MainStreetNewsOBITS
Friday, October 2. 2009
ATHENS – Zora P. Turner, 82, died Friday, October 2, 2009. A native of Hayward County, Tenn., she was the daughter of the late Wilson Trafford and Allie Jones Hinsley. She was a farmer during her life, but volunteered for several organizations. She was very active at her church, Friendship Baptist Church in Danielsville, assisted with the ... [Full Story »] 

Reservoir hours, boat regulations changed

Posted by
BraseltonNewsTODAY
Friday, October 2. 2009
Two weeks after the Bear Creek Reservoir was finally opened for limited boating access, its owners adopted the amended rules governing the lake’s use. The major changes regarded hours of operation and length of types of boats allowed. The regulations are posted on the Upper Oconee Basin Authority’s new website, bearcreekwtp.com. Basically, ... [Full Story »] 
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