State Senate committee resurrects sports betting
State Senate committee resurrects sports betting
By Dave WilliamsBureau ChiefCapitol Beat News ServiceATLANTA – Legislation to legalize sports betting in Georgia left for dead after Crossover Day in the General Assembly...
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Trails and Labyrinth at Holy Family Episcopal Church
Trails and Labyrinth at Holy Family Episcopal Church
All are invited to the Episcopal Church of the Holy Family to walk the nature trails and labyrinth on our 38-acre campus. A kiosk...
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Rural Georgians call for economic investment, better broadband and health care
Rural Georgians call for economic investment, better broadband and health care
By Rebecca Grapevine Staff Reporter Capitol Beat News Service ATLANTA – A group of rural Georgians outlined their policy priorities Wednesday, calling on state policymakers to prioritize...
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Homeless “crisis” reaching us in small town Pickens
In a recent article, the New York Times referred to the homeless situation as “an American Crisis.” We are not going to say the homeless...
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Cats in trees for a few days probably okay but owners’ nerves fray quickly
By Christie Pool, Staff Writer Moose the cat stuck high up in a tree. I’m a huge animal person. But they can stress me out...
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Artificial Intelligence here to stay – but so are we
By Angela Reinhardt, Staff Writer areinhardt@pickensprogress.com “AI Reviews MoMA’s Latest Exhibition.” That was the subject line of an arts newsletter I received recently....
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Third Place Award: Rocks By Lynette Chambers

By Staff Writer on October 4, 2011

“Rocks” By Lynette Chambers Third Place Award presented to Lynette Chambers, on left, during the Ga. Marble Festival 2011 Jesus is a…