Entries from September 2009

New Comer storm water system faces first test

Posted by
Zach Mitcham
in News
Tuesday, September 29. 2009
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With $700,000 in grant funds, the city of Comer recently installed the downtown storm water control system, which included curbing, guttering and sidewalks. [Full Story »] 

Fair opens Tuesday

Posted by
Staff Writer
in Top Stories
Tuesday, September 29. 2009
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It’s time for cow shows, boiled peanuts, funnel cakes and the ferris wheel. [Full Story »] 

Equipment taken from chicken houses

Posted by
Staff Writer
in Public Safety
Tuesday, September 29. 2009
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More than $3,000 worth of equipment was stolen from chicken houses on Hwy. 191 recently. [Full Story »] 

OPINION: Are you smarter than a politician?

Posted by
Frank Gillispie
in Opinions
Tuesday, September 29. 2009
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Are you smarter than a politician? The Institute for American Civil Literacy decided to find the answer to that question. For the last several years, they have conducted a survey of Americans to see just how much they know about civics and history. The answers are disturbing. [Full Story »] 

Madison Co. BOC to meet Monday

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Staff Writer
in News
Saturday, September 26. 2009
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The Madison County Board of Commissioners will meet at 6:30 p.m., Monday, Sept. 28, in the county government complex. [Full Story »] 

Raiders tomahawk chop Seminoles

Posted by
MainStreetNewsSports
in Sports
Friday, September 25. 2009
MCHS moves to 4-1 with 21-16 win [Full Story »] 

Friday Night Lights for September 25, 2009

Posted by
MainStreetNewsSports
in Sports
Friday, September 25. 2009
Find out all of the local scores from your favorite teams as the 2009 football season continues. Check back each week after the games for the final scores from Apalachee, Banks County, Commerce, East Jackson, Jackson County, Jefferson, Madison County and Winder-Barrow. Scroll to bottom for the scoreboard. If you were at a game and the score is ... [Full Story »] 

Warren Naylor

Posted by
MainStreetNewsObits
in Obituaries
Friday, September 25. 2009
COLBERT – Warren Francis Naylor, 64, died Wednesday, September 23, 2009, at Athens Regional Medical Center in Athens. Born in Kentucky, he was the son of the late Ollie Leo and Ollie Hensley Naylor. He was a tailor for After Six and was a member of Riverside Baptist Church. Mr. Naylor was preceded in death by a sister, Helen Cummins. ... [Full Story »] 

The region race is on

Posted by
MainStreetNewsSports
in Sports
Friday, September 25. 2009
Second-place teams to battle Fri. in Danielsville
[Full Story »] 

OPINION: On the birth of a son

Posted by
Zach Mitcham
in Opinions
Friday, September 25. 2009
Comments (3)
I wasn’t there to cover the commissioners’ meeting with the sheriff on the 2010 budget. Instead, I carried a reporter’s pad into St. Mary’s Hospital Sept. 2. [Full Story »] 
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