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Part are a done deal. But the hard work is not over. Today, crews with the Forestry Service were scouting out the smallest of flames still going strong. Its on fire still. Some of the logs are still burning. Looked like a funnel cloud. For rose marie ellison, her son and granddaughter who are shoving off on a kayak, they thought the massive brush fire might ruin their mothers day weekend camping tradition. I didnt unpack the car right away. Because i figured if i had to get out i didnt want to have to load up again. And now, theres a partial burning ban in effect campers showed us these warnin...

A former rocker turned baker combines his love for sourdough and garden-grown produce.

At the Maryland National Guard Freestate ChalleNGe Academy boys have their heads shaved every two weeks and the girls are required to slick their hair back into buns that sit on the nape of their neck. They wake up each morning at 5 a.m. and wear camouflage-print uniforms. Consequences for disobedience involve push ups.

The preliminary investigation indicates both vehicles involved, a white BMW M3 and a black Volvo tractor trailer, were traveling southbound on Route 5 past Allentown Road in Camp Springs. Investigators believe the driver of the BMW M3 lost control, crossed into lane 1, and struck the rear driver side of the trailer. The BMW subsequently traveled off of the roadway and crashed into the guardrail in the median.

Now Habersham Survey reveals strong opposition to Clarkesville roundabout Source: GA DOT [Note: The parcel on this map listed as Southern Bank and Trust is now occupied by Pinnacle Bank.] Survey results collected by the Georgia Department of Transportation reveal the majority of those who responded do not want a roundabout at the intersection of Ga. 197 and Ga. 385/SR 17 in Clarkesville. The proposed roundabout would eliminate the four-way stop at the intersection and replace it with a circular, counter-clockwise traffic flow. According to GDOT, 578 people weighed in on the pr...