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Judge orders temporary hold on Augusta Judicial split
Senior Judge Gail S. Tusan issued a 30-day temporary restraining order June 15 preventing the Augusta Judicial split from moving forward with its plans. Tusan was presiding over the civil lawsuit filed by Attorney Willie Saunders April 28, which names Burke, Columbia and Richmond Counties along
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Postponed: Pancakes & Politics | Pancakes and Politics | The Michigan Chronicle
Due to unforeseen circumstances, today’s Pancakes & Politics discussion featuring Senators Debbie Stabenow and Gary Peters has been postponed. Updates coming soon. The post Postponed: Pancakes & Politics appeared first on The Michigan Chronicle.
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MUSLIM JOURNAL – VOL 46, NO 30, APRIL 9, 2021 | Muslim Journal
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Downtown Open House is Sunday
Waynesboro’s very own version of Black Friday is happening this weekend, except it’s on Sunday. The Downtown Development Authority (DDA) will host its annual Downtown Christmas Open House on Sunday, Nov. 22, from 1-5 p.m. One of the most successful shopping days of the year locally, the event is
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After delay, associate judges are approved
After a few weeks’ delay, newly elected Chief Magistrate Judge Cynthia Kelley has had her associate judges approved by the Superior Court Judges of the Augusta Judicial Circuit. Judge Kelley received word that her three appointments had been approved Tuesday afternoon. Chief Judge Carl
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Speakers address gun violence
Gun Violence Awareness Day began June 4 with Acting Mayor James Chick Jones proclaiming the day as an official observance. Approximately 60 people gathered in front of the Burke County Judicial Center, most dressed in orange or wearing orange ribbons, as a symbol of the value of human life. The
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COVID cases here “extremely high”
COVID 19 cases here have increased recently and are extremely high, according to the Georgia Department of Public Health and the CDC. The total reported for the past week was the highest of the pandemic. The number of hospitalized Covid patients has also risen in the Burke County area. Deaths have
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MIDDLETON TEACHERS FIGHTING FOR EXCELLENCE | Florida Sentinel Bulletin
MIDDLETON TEACHERS FIGHTING FOR EXCELLENCE             These instructors at George Middleton High School are known as ‘Middleton’s Triple Threat.’ The reason? They’re fighting for Excellence in Education. Just this week they were recognized for their dedication to education. From left to
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Dennis Archer Speaks Against Proposed Detroit City Charter | The Michigan Chronicle
Dennis Archer spoke during a press conference in Downtown Detroit Wednesday, June 23 about how he wants Detroit residents to vote “no” on Proposal P, a vote against Detroit City Charter recommendations, on Tuesday, August 3. Photo by Sherri Kolade   Dennis Archer, former mayor of the City of
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Burke County Medical Center received $10,000 through the Georgia Rural Hospital Tax Program.
The Georgia Rural Hospital Tax Program recently awarded 14 hospitals a total of $140,000 through a donation made by Windham Brannon. Burke Medical Center, Union General Hospital and Washington County Regional Medical Center are included on the recipient list for the funds. The hospital’s Business
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Detroiters Vote on Council Representatives and City Clerk in August 3 Primary | The Michigan Chronicle
At-Large City Council, Janeé Ayers, District 1 City Councilmember, James Tate, and City Clerk, Janice Winfrey. At-Large City Council Michigan Chronicle endorsee and incumbent Janeé Ayers won with 34,513 votes; Coleman A. Young, received 34,157 votes as the runner-up. District 1 Michigan Chronicle
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LOOKING BACK
10 YEARS AGO – DECEMBER 15, 2010 Burke County’s first liquor store was set to open in Girard. Mobley’s Package Shop, located on Hwy. 23, the store is owned by Ramona Mobley. A group of residents, led by David Hogan, told the Burke County Board of Education that a planned 16 percent property tax
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Hospital will be leased
The Burke County Hospital Authority unanimously voted Tuesday to enter into a lease agreement with a medical group to run all operations of Burke Medical Center. The facility will become a specialty center for orthopedic surgeries and procedures, but will continue to offer all current
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First NY Black Woman Owns Spring Water Bottling Company | Pancakes & Politics Exclusive | The Michigan Chronicle
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Cash needed for Mad Anthony’s Big Boom
There’s just under $7,000 to raise before the big show. Mad Anthony’s Big Boom Fireworks Extravaganza, hosted by the Downtown Development Authority, lights up the sky in Burke County on July 3 at Jonathan Broxton Park. DDA Director Don Lively said he’s been impressed by the support of the community
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Woman’s Hidden Talent Found In Baking Cakes | Florida Sentinel Bulletin
HALEEMAH ALSHAAIR Cupcakes Money cake Another Cake   BY GWEN HAYES Sentinel Editor   A young mother of 3 accidentally found her “hidden talent” while assisting her sister with a cake project. That was in 2018. “My sister, Qadeerah, called and wanted me to help her with a cake project. She had
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Commission may slash supplements for elected officials
The Burke County Board of Commissioners discussed doing away with local supplemental pay during their retreat May 1. Elected officials’ base salaries along with state supplements are determined by state law, but extra local supplemental pay is determined by the commissioners. For Sheriff Alfonzo
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BCHS GRAND MARCH
The Burke County High School will hold its prom on Saturday, April 17, with the traditional grand march taking place at the football field, 6-7 p.m. The prom will take place on the practice field from 7-11 p.m. Couples tickets are $60, and individual tickets are $30. Tickets to the grand march are
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JODIE This week’s Spotlight feature, we bring you the lovely Jodie. This young lady is an outgoing and optimistic person who loves taking pictures as long as they depict her as being classy. Jodie is very comfortable in front of the camera, and has a burning desire to be successful, and knows
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Oakland Post: June 30- July 6, 2021 | Post News Group
The printed Weekly Edition of the Oakland Post for the week of June 30 July 6, 2021 The post Oakland Post: June 30- July 6, 2021 first appeared on Post News Group.
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Detroit Zoological Society Names New Director, CEO | The Michigan Chronicle
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GEORGIA COLLEGE Several local students were awarded degrees from Georgia College in Milledgeville. Graduates of the Class of 2021 included Caroline Cates, Emily Hammock, Karrie Kent and Ian Marchinton, all of Waynesboro; Laurel Brodkorb of Keysville; and Laura Lamb of
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BOE Chairman Johnny Jenkins dies at 78
A beloved community leader has died following a battle with COVID-19. John “Johnny” Jenkins, Chairman of the Burke County Board of Education, passed away Saturday, Aug. 28. Family says Jenkins had planned to receive the vaccine for the virus but had a knee replacement in April and was waiting to
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Man Charged In Early Morning Murder | Florida Sentinel Bulletin
DEANDRAE GARY Lakeland Police have arrested a man and charged him with murder in connection with a fatal shooting. The incident took place on Tuesday around 6:30 a.m., near the 1500 block of Fairbanks Street. According to police, when officers arrived, they found a 36-year-old man suffering from
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Bethune-Cookman, Florida A&M Announce Virtual Florida Blue Florida Classic Week | Florida Sentinel Bulletin
Florida Blue Florida Classic                   ORLANDO — Bethune-Cookman University and Florida A&M University will host 'Virtual Florida Blue Florida Classic Week' next week, a collection of online events celebrating both institutions, their students, football teams, bands and alumni. The week of
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State changes driver license requirements for teens
The State of Georgia began requiring 16-year-olds and 17-year-olds to complete a safety course before they can obtain drivers licenses effective July 1. The Georgia Department of Driver Services will not issue Class D licenses to anyone under 18 years old who has not completed the required
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Commissioners protest judicial funding
Commissioner Lucious Abrams and Chairwoman Terri Kelly spoke out during the June 8 meeting about funding to be appropriated to Columbia County after the judicial split. Abrams pointed out that up to the split, Columbia County had been part of the circuit for 150 years with no problems. He
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Female CEOs and Their Journey | Pancakes & Politics Exclusive | The Michigan Chronicle
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Cash needed for Mad Anthony’s Big Boom
What a week! Donors for Mad Anthony’s Fireworks Extravaganza pushed the total up more than $2,000 during the last seven days. “I am just thrilled at how quickly we’ve managed to get so close to our goal, and I have no doubt the citizens of our great community will see us through to the end,” said
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