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HUCKABY: Thoughts on Moammar Gadhafi’s end
Like most dictators throughout history, Moammar Gadhafi did not go quietly into the dark night of death.
BILL O'REILLY: Are we the Wall Street protesters?
Simply put, the Occupy Wall Street protesters want our stuff.
JENKINS: Cellphone use exemplifies "new etiquette" — or lack thereof
Got manners? Probably not when it comes to talking on your cellphone.
Fire Service urges citizens to avoid fire hazards
The Newton County Fire Service offers fire safety tips for October, Fire Safety Month.
Conyers limits apartments with new zoning
Apartment complexes within the city limits will now be limited thanks to changes to local zoning ordinances approved by Conyers City Council.
National EMS sponsors annual chili cook-off
National EMS will host its annual chili cook off on Wednesday, Oct. 28.
N.C. fugitive spotted at Covington gas station
An alert Covington police officer spotted a fugitive from North Carolina at a local service station. He led officers on a multi-county chase, but was finally apprehended in DeKalb County.
Olde Town Festival celebrates 31 years
The festival is Conyers' oldest festival and crowds seem to enjoy it as much now as ever.
Hill, Jenkins spar in Rockdale candidate forum
Though it's early for fireworks for the 2012 political season, Brian Jenkins, Democratic candidate for Rockdale County chairman, lit the first match during last week's candidate forum by calling out Republican Jason Hill.
New airport terminal location approved
The City Council approved a new layout plan for a proposed terminal at Covington Municipal Airport.
Bears could soon be multiplying in Atlanta suburbs
Black bears like the one that rambled through backyards in Atlanta's northern suburbs in August could soon be permanent residents in north Fulton, Gwinnett and Cherokee counties, having cubs and multiplying, wildlife biologists say.
