July 4, 2009 Chatsworth, Georgia
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Residents have their say
Mobile homes and economic development were the hot topics at the final two town hall meetings conducted by Murray County Commissioner David Ridley.
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Fun on the Fourth
There's no shortage of recreational opportunities for the Independence Day weekend. Here are a few:
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Sept. school start approved
Murray County school board members on Thursday approved a 160-day school year that will help balance a budget hit with a loss of $7 million in state money.
Sports
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Alumni best Indians
Murray County's alumni looked more like a team that had played 20-plus games heading into … -
Former Indians at college
No one ever promised it would be easy at the next level, a truth that resounds loudly for five …
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