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Deputies in Coweta County said a speeding car blew past them trailing the smell of marijuana down Interstate 85. 

Building a Fence: Keeping Washington Blue Chips Home Everyone around UWDawgpound is feeling a bit down about some of the recruiting misses lately on homegrown blue chip players and wondering why players seem to be deserting the hometown squad to play elsewhere. Emeka Egbuka is heading to Ohio State, and it seems like JT Tuimolau is likely headed elsewhere as well. Some are staying home, like Sam Huard, but it feels like more misses than hits. This begs the question: Are the Huskies doing a good job keeping their home state talent at home? The short answer is: yes. They're not getting 100% ...

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Artist chosen for Courageous 12 memorial in St. Petersburg Local artist Ya La’Ford’s artwork will honor the dozen officers who integrated the St. Petersburg Police Department.     "Badge of Justice," a concept from local artist Ya La'Ford, who was chosen by a committee to create artwork at the site of the old St. Petersburg police headquarters to honor the Courageous 12. [ Ya La'Ford ] Published Dec. 18, 2020 ST. PETERSBURG — Public art to commemorate the Courageous 12, the group of Black officers who sued the city’s police department for equal rights in the 1960s a...