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BOE donates school building to city of Bowdon
by Winston Jones/Times-Georgian
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The city of Bowdon will soon have a new city hall and police department building, thanks to the Carroll County Board of Education (BOE). The Bowdon City Council voted unanimously Monday night to a...

Bowdon celebrates Founder's Day
by Amanda Thomas/Times-Georgian
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As the sound of a marching band filled the air Saturday, crowds of people lined the streets of B owdon to take in all the town had to offer during its Founder’s Day parade. Founder’s Day weekend c...
New budget approved by county BOE
by Rachel Lane/Times-Georgian
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Despite deep cuts at the state and local levels, the Carroll County School Board approved its $106 million budget Thursday for fiscal year 2010-2011. Compared to last year, the budget has $10 mill...

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    Red Devils end it early against Eagles
    by Clark Leonard/Times-Georgian
    21 months ago | 0 0 comments | 19 19 recommendations | email to a friend
    The Bowdon High School baseball team scored a 17-2, four-inning Region 6-A home victory against county rival Mt. Zion on Saturday afternoon, using a six-run first inning to make sure there would be...
    All-Area Coach: Red Devils come full circle under Coggins
    by Clark Leonard/Times-Georgian
    22 months ago | 0 0 comments | 22 22 recommendations | email to a friend
    Vic Coggins can remember when he took over as the Bowdon High School boys basketball coach. Expectations weren’t exactly high, nothing like they were for this past season, when Coggins, the 2009-...

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    A realtor and bank-owned sign is displayed near a house for sale in PhoenixWASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Obama administration, in an election-year bid to help distressed homeowners, on Friday expanded its main foreclosure prevention program, and pushed for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to forgive mortgage debt. The administration said it would extend the life of the Home Affordable Mortgage Program by a year through 2013 and widen it to reach more heavily indebted homeowners. ...


    Fri Jan 27 22:31:38 UTC 2012

    File photo of Colton Harris-Moore, the Barefoot Bandit, talking with one of his lawyers at his sentencing in Island Superior Court in CoupevilleSEATTLE (Reuters) - A serial burglar nicknamed the "Barefoot Bandit" was sentenced on Friday in Seattle to 6-1/2 years in prison for his guilty plea to federal charges stemming from a sensational, two-year crime spree as a sometimes-shoeless teenage runaway. The federal judge also ordered that Colton Harris-Moore, 20, serve his federal sentence simultaneously with a state term of more than seven years in a move his lawyers say could see him freed before his 26th birthday. ...


    Fri Jan 27 22:51:06 UTC 2012
    ST. LOUIS (Reuters) - At least 1,000 Iraq War veterans and their family members are expected to march in St. Louis on Saturday in the nation's first major homecoming parade honoring U.S. soldiers who served in the war, a coalition of veteran groups, private citizens and local officials said. Since the last troops left Iraq in December there have been scattered small events, including a speech by President Barack Obama at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, thanking veterans for their service, but no major parade of the style seen at the end of World War One and World War Two. ...
    Fri Jan 27 21:35:14 UTC 2012

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