'Stomach virus' hits Columbus
Public health officials think 40 reports of illness are norovirus
Published on: 11/14/08
Flu season is quickly coming upon us, but it's not the flu that seems to be the problem in the Chattahoochee Valley at this time.
CONTACT FEATURES | Editor: Dawn Minty | Phone: 706-571-8512 | dminty@ledger-enquirer.com-
Published on: 11/14/08
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Pyracantha steals landscape shows
Published on: 11/28/08 McClatchy-Tribune News ServiceThe pyracantha gets its name from the Greek word "pyr," for fire, and "akanthos," for thorn, hence the common name firethorn. This is very appropriate, as the pyracantha has sharp, painful thorns. I remember as a child reaching in to retrieve baseballs from the branches and coming out screaming. The thorns do provide a valuable service because when grown by a window, the shrub offers protection from intruders.
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'Clusterz!' takeover
Published on: 08/01/08The game is called 'Clusterz!' And it ate two weeks of my life.
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Andrews selected as Muscogee County superintendent
rtrimarchi@ledger-enquirer.com
Board voted 7-2
Published on: 12/02/08 spauff@ledger-enquirer.comSusan Andrews has been named superintendent of the Muscogee County School District.
Video | Watch Susan Andrews in an interview with the Ledger-Enquirer editorial board-
Atheists sue to take God out of Kentucky terrorism law
Published on: 12/02/08 McClatchy NewspapersAn atheists-rights group is suing the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security because state law requires the agency to stress "dependence on Almighty God as being vital to the security of the Commonwealth."
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PERFECT DINNER ROLLS WITH HERBS
Published on: 11/26/08Make these rolls a week ahead and freeze.
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Steeplechase at Callaway Gardens unleashes upgrades
$250,000 project included grading hillside area, adding brand new Terrace box area
Published on: 10/04/08Jan Miller and her husband, Joe, a Columbus dentist, have been attending the Steeplechase at Callaway Gardens for the past 23 years.
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Tako offers extensive menu items
Published on: 08/07/08 sokamoto@ledger-enquirer.comJim Zhong opened Tako Japanese & Chinese Restaurant in the Whitesville Crossing Shopping Center (on the corner of Whitesville and Double Churches roads) two years ago.
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Church+money
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Jennifer Holliday to sing Sunday in Columbus
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Camo for chemo
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Second annual Midtown event benefits Wynnton Neighborhood Network
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An excerpt from chapter 3
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Black, white churches merge to become The Bridge
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Deli Day: Temple Israel brings food lovers and friends together for a spring tradition
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Young Pine Mountain farmers promote sustainable agriculture
Published on: 11/23/08 Staff Reporter
Across America, many of the small-scale farms that once fed the country have been replaced by mega-sized monoculture farms with a single crop growing in all directions, as far as the eye can see.
