Bill Shipp, Reflections on Georgia Politics
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Eatonton woman in critical condition following wreck in Oconee County | Athens Banner Herald Mobile
Eatonton woman in critical condition following wreck in Oconee County | Athens Banner Herald Mobile
Georgia schools aren’t racing to arm teachers, principals | Political Insider blog
Georgia schools aren’t racing to arm teachers, principals | Political Insider blog
Did this really happen today in Oconee County? It did from Cook Out to the bank next door
Post by Oconee County Georgia Sheriff's Office . Especially in wake of yesterday's horrible accident involving a truck and a tanker hauling caustic liquids.
Georgia Attorney General declines Jason Carter's request for new Deal probe
Georgia Attorney General declines Jason Carter's request for new Deal probe
Democrats try to poke holes in Georgia’s ‘top biz’ ranking from CNBC | Political Insider blog
Democrats try to poke holes in Georgia’s ‘top biz’ ranking from CNBC | Political Insider blog
Are you guys organic?
From: The Pastures of Rose Creek Subject: Corrected - Are you guys organic? --> June 27th Newsletter View this email in your browser The Pastures of Rose Creek Hey everyone! I hope that everyone has had a great week! I know many of us have caught World Cup Fever as of late... Here's the latest from the farm. Organic vs Certified Naturally Grown Probably the number one question we face when selling produce at the Farmer's Market or even talking about the farm is "well is it organic?" So here's an attempt to try and clear things up and explain a few differences. Please note, we understand this topic can be controversial to some... Certified Organic Typically for medium to large scale farms – farmers can sell anywhere from your local farmer's market to a Whole Foods...
Tanker and pickup collide in Oconee County; driver of pickup pulled from burning truck
Tanker and pickup collide in Oconee County; driver of pickup pulled from burning truck
Music Reviews: Colt Ford shines on upcoming CD, 'Thanks For Listening'
Music Reviews: Colt Ford shines on upcoming CD, 'Thanks For Listening'
Tanker wreck in Oconee closes highway as crews fight chemical spill and fire
Tanker wreck in Oconee closes highway as crews fight chemical spill and fire
Avoid 441 at White Oak
Sincerely, Dan Matthews Subject: Advisory Message: 441 at White Oak From: oconee-county-georgia-sheriffs-office@emails.nixle.com To: danmatt@hotmail.com Date: Thu, 26 Jun 2014 20:08:42 +0000 --> Message sent via Nixle | Go to nixle.com | Unsubscribe Thursday June 26, 2014, 4:08 PM Oconee County Georgia Sheriff's Office A message from your Sheriff's Office. ...
Paul Broun seeking donations to retire campaign debt
Paul Broun seeking donations to retire campaign debt
Bethel Haven's new executive director focuses on raising awareness, expanding services
Bethel Haven's new executive director focuses on raising awareness, expanding services
Oconee collaborators win radio awards for on-air essays
The Oconee Enterprise > News > Oconee collaborators win radio awards for on-air essays
One thing is for sure: even Erick Erickson was not born a bigot or a hater, but he sure has turned into one
Open Letter To Erick Erickson About God, Homosexuality, Alcoholism & Hell
Libertarians Swafford, Hunt qualify for Georgia ballot
Libertarian candidates running for U.S. Senate and governor have qualified for the November ballot and are hoping their message of small government and fiscal restraint will resonate with Georgia voters. Amanda Swafford, a former Flowery Branch councilwoman, will compete against Democrat Michelle Nunn and either Republican Rep. Jack Kingston or former Dollar General CEO David Perdue for Georgia's open Senate seat. Kingston and Perdue meet in a runoff July 22. Andrew Hunt, a former CEO of an Atlanta nanotechnology firm, will challenge Republican Gov. Nathan Deal and Democrat Jason Carter. In the 2010 election, the Libertarian candidate for governor received 4 percent of the total vote and the Senate candidate had about 3 percent. Two other Libertarians also qualified for insurance commissioner and a spot on the Public Service Commission. Libertarians Swafford, Hunt qualify for Georgia ballot