Police: Man bites dog, stitches needed
Police: Man bites dog, stitches needed
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Teen charged in fatal accident had DUI arrest in Harris County
Teen charged in fatal accident had DUI arrest in Harris County
A small purple cross now sits next to the crash site off County Line Road in Columbus where 16-year-old Hannah Gilmer lost her life. Police say 17-year-old Clayton Qualls was under the influence of alcoholMore >>Police say Clayton Qualls, 17, was under the influence of alcohol when he lost control of his girlfriend's 2006 Toyota Scion. He is now facing several charges, including vehicular homicide.More >>
Microsoft unveils new iPad rival
Microsoft unveils new iPad rival
(CNN) - Microsoft has unveiled its latest creation: the Surface tablet computer. The new product is a first for the software-focused company. It is expected to compete with Apple's iPad. Microsoft willMore >>Microsoft has unveiled its latest creation: the Surface tablet computer.More >>
Bond set for teen charged with vehicular homicide
Bond set for teen charged with vehicular homicide
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More >>School board passes 2013 budget, brings back Phillips as interim superintendent
School board passes 2013 budget, brings back Phillips as interim superintendent
The Muscogee County School Board has approved its budget for fiscal year 2013. ?Final adoption of the general fund budget was passed during Monday regular board meeting. The nearly $273 million budgetMore >>The Muscogee County School Board has approved its budget for fiscal year 2013. ?Final adoption of the general fund budget was passed during Monday regular board meeting.More >>
MACON, Ga. (AP) - Macon Mayor Robert Reichert wants a moratorium on the licensing of downtown liquor stores.
The Telegraph newspaper reports (http://bit.ly/LihAsP) that the measure was approved Monday by a city council committee, and the full council is scheduled to consider it on Tuesday.
The mayor's proposal calls for a 90-day moratorium. The mayor said the current licensing system leads to a concentration of liquor stores downtown, which he said is no longer consistent with Macon's long-term development plans.
If passed, the moratorium would give the city up to 90 days to retool its alcohol licensing schemes.
City spokesman Chris Floore said the city is getting more residents and more foot traffic downtown, and it doesn't want a concentration of liquor stores to be created.
Information from: The Macon Telegraph, http://www.macontelegraph.com
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