Police: Handyman stole from elderly woman

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Thursday, November 6. 2008
A handyman working in an elderly woman’s house in Chateau Elan was arrested by Braselton police for allegedly stealing items from the woman’s home. Walter Ray Kirk III, 35, of Hoschton was charged with two counts of theft by taking on Friday, Oct. 24. Braselton police took him to the Gwinnett County Detention Center. On Aug. 16, and Aug. ... [Full Story »] 

Ray Armstrong

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Thursday, November 6. 2008
Ray Armstrong, 92, of Auburn, died Tuesday, November 4, 2008. He was the son of the late Ellic Armstrong and was a member of Auburn First Baptist Church. He was retired from Avondale Mills. Survivors include his wife, Margaret Armstrong, Auburn; niece, Jan Cruse, Auburn; great-nephews, Bryant Cruse and Tommy Cruse; great-niece, Elizabeth ... [Full Story »] 

Susan Waldron

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Thursday, November 6. 2008
Susan Melissa Waldron, 45, of Alto, died Monday, November 3, 2008, at Northeast Georgia Medical Center in Athens, following an extended illness. Born in Hall County, she was the daughter of Lamar White of Alto and the late Yvonne H. White. She was Baptist. Survivors in addition to her father, include a son, Brandon Waldron, Cincinnati, Ohio; ... [Full Story »] 

Mattye Wingo

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Thursday, November 6. 2008
Mattye Hodges Wingo, 83, of Statham, died Thursday, November 6, 2008. Born in Oconee County, she was the daughter of the late James Y. and Ruth Autry Hodges. She was a homemaker and a member of Hebron Christian Church. Mrs. Wingo was preceded in death by her husband, Jack Taylor Wingo; and a brother, Donald Hodges. Survivors include sons, Jack ... [Full Story »] 

Charles Hough

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Thursday, November 6. 2008
Charles DeWayne Hough, 74, of Winder, died Tuesday, November 4, 2008. Born in Ohio County, W.Va., he was the son of the late Wayne Walter and Thelma Roberts Hough. He was a veteran, having served in the United States Army. Survivors include his wife, Donna Hough, Winder; a son, David Hough, Athens; daughters and sons-in-law, Debra and Louis ... [Full Story »] 

One more try

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Thursday, November 6. 2008
Raiders looking for complete game in season finale after putting up gaudy stats Randell Owens notes the irony in the box scores. His Raiders lose 7-0 to Heritage in one game and then put up 35 points and 476 yards of offense in the next — a 55-35 loss to Apalachee last Friday. “We’ve just got to play offense and defense on the same ... [Full Story »] 

Freeman verbally commits to Appalachian State

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Thursday, November 6. 2008
Courtney Freeman will head to the hills — so to speak — to play college basketball. The Lady Raiders’ prolific scorer has verbally committed to play for Appalachian State University in the mountainous town of Boone, N.C. “I think it’s a great for her and I think she’ll love it up there,” Madison County head coach Dan Lampe said. ... [Full Story »] 

Raiders selected to play in state all-star softball games this weekend

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Thursday, November 6. 2008
Two Raider softball seniors will be part of the first-ever Georgia Dugout Club all-star series this weekend while another will be ready to play should a roster spot become available. Taylor Morgan and Megan Kesler were both selected to play for the North all-star squad while Heather Echols has been designated as the first alternate. “It’s ... [Full Story »] 

Brakhage leads MCHS at region

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Thursday, November 6. 2008
Corey Brakhage made his first region meet a memorable one. The Raider freshman ran a 19:37 to lead Madison County and finish 34th out of 70 varsity runners overall at Saturday’s 8-AAAA meet in Conyers. Heritage ended up winning the region with a team score of 22, easily defeating second-place Habersham Central (75). Madison County finished ... [Full Story »] 

Panthers close season by hosting Stephens Co. Friday

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Thursday, November 6. 2008
The Jackson County Panthers were hoping to make a recent losing streak by the Oconee County Warriors work in their favor by extending their misery to four. It wasn’t meant to be, however, as the Warriors used their match-up with the Panthers to turn their fortunes around, winning 44-17. There’s no time for the Panthers to worry about ... [Full Story »] 
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