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Macon-Bibb County Mayor Lester Miller answers the public’s questions for Ask Mayor Miller airing monthly on WMAZ-TV

Breaking new ground The story of St Mary's Magherafelt's All-Ireland junior success Simone Forbes in action during St Mary's All-Ireland Semi-Final win over St Patrick's Cork. Reporter: ');  '); Taking on the southern teams was always a significant obstacle for Ulster camogie teams, but St Mary's Magherafelt's 1996 junior team were different. Twenty-five years after being the first Ulster side to win an All-Ireland junior title, Martina Devlin (née McGuckin) looks back on the joy of making history. Michael McMullan writes... Fantastic. It wasn't just Martina Devlin's choice of word, but i...

IT WAS a craze which swept across the UK in the late 1990s, despite being in existence for around 15 years prior. Qualified class instructors across Hampshire got busier and busier as the demand for line dancing classes rapidly grew . It was not just the dance craze of the moment, but also a way for locals to make new friends, and because no partner is required, ideal for single people. The regional semi-finals of the first British Line Dancing Championships were held at Southampton Guildhall on April 5, 1997. More than 300 dancers garbed in cowboy splendour descended on Southampton...