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February 27, 2016

• Sunday Interview with Vicky Partin: 'I'm a farmer at birth and farmers don't quit'
• Moving homeless off 'The Ledge:' Advocates work to eliminate six large homeless encampments
• Muscogee County School District to conduct 2 public hearings
• Bailey, Stallings lead Georgia Tech past Maryland-Baltimore County
• Muscogee County School District breaks ground for $36M arts academy
• Natalia Naman Temesgen: Why voting on Super Tuesday matters
• Richard Hyatt: Bringing body art to galleries
• Chris Johnson: Catfish bite back even after being filleted
• On the Move: Realtor Greg Dunn inducted into hall of fame, Kinetic CEO Janet Davis enters Credit Union House Hall of Leaders
• Job Spotlight: Monique Turner-Lopez, CEO of The Family Center
• CSU men win Cougar Invitational, women finish sixth
• After almost quitting basketball, Michelle Mitchell re-writing Columbus State record book
• Closer look at Peach Belt Conference tournament games
• Columbus State's Cam Baker enjoys playing at home in front of family and friends
• CSU women sweep Clayton State 9-0 in tennis
• Columbus State evens series against North Georgia
• Guerry Clegg: Former Georgia back Keith Marshall just wants a chance in NFL
• High school roundup: Eberhart homers as Northside improves to 2-0 with victory
• Fifty Years Ago Today, February 28, 1966
• High school roundup: Manchester heads to state title game
• Former Senate defense leader on peace mission
• Walters strikes out 13 to lead Bama to win
• Author finds truth about why great-uncle was hanged 97 years ago
• Robert B. Simpson: Time - and winter - pass
• Charlie knew a secret
• Marisa Flores: Discrimination is not a conservative value
• Froma Harrop: Don't skyscrape out our cities
• Leonard Pitts: If Obama wasn't 'black' before, he certainly is now
• George Will: How to cool down The Donald
• Alex Beam: Now the Donald Trump Veepstakes
• Justin Camp pitches Auburn past Southern
• NFL Combine workouts: Mixed results for Peyton Barber, Shon Coleman sits out
• Georgia edges Cincinnati in 10 innings