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Top Stories - September 1, 2010

Senior Homecoming court
Staff Report

Pictured are Seniors on the 2010 TCHS Homecoming court: Delmekia Black (left), Kesmond Clark, Mary Margaret Knight, Kemiya Harrell and Brice Knight. submitted photo

Labor Day Rockin' at LOSP Saturday, Sept. 4
Staff Report

The White Water Creek Band will be Rockin’ the Amphitheater at Little Ocmulgee State Park with a two-hour free concert during labor Day weekend Saturday, Sept. 4 beginning at 7 p.m. Come early to get a bench seat (stadium cushions recommended) or bring your own chair.

Let your day to day worries float away over the lake as you listen under the stars to band members Nathan Rowe, Donna Studstill, Sam Rawlins, Billy McKinnon, David Barlow and Joni Moore produce good ole fashioned rock-n-roll the way it was meant to be played.

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Fat Boys has camo – and so much more
By Don Richardson • Editor

It doesn’t take long after stepping into Fat Boys Camo in Helena to discover it is a place where people love to laugh. And the laughter is contagious.

The business is a three-person operation – owners Steve Dowdy and Sherwin Anderson admit the backbone of the enterprise is their manager, Jennifer Spires, known affectionately around the store as “Jenn.”

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Drive safe, sober this holiday
Staff Report

The Georgia State Patrol is reminding drivers not to get behind the wheel while impaired during the upcoming Labor Day holiday travel period. Troopers and officers with the Motor Carrier Compliance Division will be working alongside sheriff’s deputies and police officers in an effort to keep the holiday weekend as safe as possible.

The 78-hour Labor Day holiday travel period begins Friday, Sept. 3 at 6 p.m. and ends at midnight Labor Day. During the 2009 Labor Day holiday period, there were 1,917 traffic crashes reported that resulted in 867 injuries and 15 traffic deaths in Georgia, according to holiday statistics compiled by the Crash Reporting Unit at the Georgia Department of Transportation.

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