March 10, 2010 Chatsworth, Georgia
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Bypass work to begin
Construction on the long-delayed Spring Place bypass will begin within in eight to 10 months, Murray County Commissioner David Ridley said Wednesday morning.
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Charlie comes marching home
Dalton's Harmon Field has been filled with many fans throughout the years, but perhaps none as enthusiastic as the fans of Charlie Troop with the 48th brigade returning after almost a year of duty …
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Jobless rate jumps again
Local unemployment shot up again in January, topping 13 percent.
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Info sought on cub poaching
Georgia wildlife officers are seeking information on an incident where a mother black bear was killed in its den and its two cubs taken.
Sports
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Murray boys all-stars win state title game
The Murray County 7-8 year-old boys all-stars became the county’s first boys recreation … -
Woodlawn Elementary state archery champion
Woodlawn Elementary seized the state archery championship for the 2009-10 school year, winning … -
County rivals split soccer matchups
A late second-half goal and a nearly 20-yard blast gave Murray County and North Murray a split in … -
Indians score nine unanswered runs in opener
Murray County’s baseball team got off to a promising start by picking up its first win of the … -
Robinette makes return as Lady Mountaineers coach
After sitting out his first basketball season in seven years, coach Keith Robinette will return …
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