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October 2016
| October 29
October 29, 2016
Ole Miss dedicates practice field to Columbus native Bill Jordan
Update: Northside to play for state softball championship
Muscogee County School District’s six-figure earners increase by 19
Thomas runs, passes Georgia Tech to win
Dr. Andrea Neita is her own boss in osteopathic medicine
Flagler defeats CSU volleyball team
Jarrell, Corcione lead CSU to win over Georgia College
Scary thought for rest of college football: Alabama can get better
Chocolate bar
Sound Off for October 30, 2016
Season’s trickiest social issue
Bats go silent for Harris County in state tourney losses
Northside softball team falls one step short of ultimate goal
Hardaway shakes off slow start to beat Shaw
Glenwood finishes regular season with rout of Abbeville Christian
Ole Miss team struggles to stay together