UPDATED: Budget woes could hit Commerce school staff, programs

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Mark Beardsley
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Friday, November 14. 2008
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If the state’s revenue shortfall dips to what one expert expects it to, the budget ax could fall on programs and teachers at Commerce City Schools next year.
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Lori Martin named Commerece School System Teacher of the Year

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Mark Beardsley
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Friday, November 14. 2008
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Commerce Middle School teacher Lori Martin was recognized as the city school system’s Teacher of the Year at Monday night’s school board meeting.
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UPDATED: BJC Medical Center to quit delivering babies

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Mark Beardsley
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Wednesday, November 12. 2008
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Trying to shave its operating deficit, BJC Medical Center is closing its labor and delivery services, leaving three doctors scrambling to make alternative arrangements for patients.

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Drought continues, but it's not on front burner

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Mark Beardsley
in News
Wednesday, November 12. 2008
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Three feet more water and a year’s experience make a lot of difference.

Although the area remains mired in the worst drought in state history, the angst about reservoir levels and water restrictions is nowhere near what it was just one year ago.
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UPDATED: Vehicle strikes bicyclist on Maysville Road

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Mark Beardsley
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Tuesday, November 11. 2008
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A Jackson County man hit while riding his bicycle on Hwy. 98 a quarter mile east of Yarbrough-Ridgeway Road was transported to Athens Regional Medical Center Tuesday night.

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Slab poured, steel going up on new gym

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Mark Beardsley
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Friday, November 7. 2008
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The floor has been poured and the steel is going up on the new “practice gym” at Commerce High School.

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Taste Of Jackson Draws A Crowd

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Administrator
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Thursday, November 6. 2008
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The Jackson County Area Chamber of Commerce's annual Taste of Jackson/Business Showcase drew a large crowd to the Commerce Civic Center Thursday night. [ Full Story » ] 

Nicholson enacts zoning

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Sharon Hogan
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Wednesday, November 5. 2008
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The Nicholson City Council approved its first-ever zoning ordinance Monday night but not before it changed the proposed zoning on 11.43 acres.




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UPDATED: Solid red: no Obama coattails in Jackson

Posted by
Mark Beardsley
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Wednesday, November 5. 2008
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America may have elected Barack Obama president in a landslide Tuesday, but the Democrat’s coattails did not extend to Georgia, and certainly not to Jackson County.
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Jackson County Election Results

Posted by
Staff Writer
in News, Top Stories
Tuesday, November 4. 2008

As of 12:25 a.m., with 18 of 18 precincts reporting. Further updates will be made as results are announced by county officials.

President of the United States
Votes
John McCain President
Sarah Palin Vice-President
(Republican)		17,772
Barack Obama President
Joe Biden Vice-President
(Democrat)		4,947
Bob Barr President
Wayne A. Root Vice-President
(Libertarian)		215
Other0
United States Senate
Votes
Saxby Chambliss
(Incumbent Republican)		15,765
Jim Martin
(Democrat)		5,414
Allen Buckley
(Libertarian)		1,048
Other0
U.S. Congress District 10
Votes
Paul Broun
(Incumbent Republican)		16,166
Bobby Saxon
(Democrat)		5,964
Other0
State Senator District 47Votes
Ralph T. Hudgens
(Incumbent Republican)		13,275
Tim Riley
(Democrat)		4,715
Other0















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Tue, 18.11.2008 14:29
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Mon, 17.11.2008 23:27
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