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The City of Milledgeville’s Board of Ethics convened Monday to discuss the functions of the board and process of addressing its first complaint against a city official.

• City ethics panel meets to get organized prior to discussing complaint

  The City of Milledgeville’s ethics board held its first meeting Monday to discuss the functions of the three-member board and the process for addressing its first complaint.

  May 20, 2013 1 Photo 3 Stories

• Atlanta council considers 20-story Ferris wheel
• ORHF donation supports hospital’s MRI program
• BHS offers students broader range of courses via online
• Police looking for murder suspect

Features

Baldwin High School Band Director Clint Raburn plays his beloved saxophone during practice last week. After 13 years at BHS, Raburn is transitioning to a new mission as Creative Arts Pastor at Northridge Christian Church.

• Band director switches gears to a new calling

  Baldwin High School senior band member Michael Watson put Fine Arts and Band Director Clint Raburn’s 13 years in perspective.
  “I don’t think there is a student who’s come through the band program that hasn’t been touched by Mr. Raburn in some way,” Watson said. “He pushed the program further that it had ever gone and got results.”

  May 13, 2013 1 Photo

• Blue Star dedication becomes first in its class
• Longtime children’s librarian places final book on shelf
• Movie extra excited to premiere in historical film
• Filmmaker's Milledgeville relocation all about feeding the soul

Business

Partners Chris Dixon and Codee Guyton and their son Cash have poured their hearts and wallets into creating their very own company called Flex Till You’re Famous, which is dedicated to providing one-of-a-kind motivational gym apparel.

• Duo flexes to inspire, motivate

  Chris Dixon and Codee Guyton decided it was time for a transformation, not only in their health, but lifestyle as well. Two years later, the couple has made tremendous progress along their fitness journey, and are now influencing others to be the best version of themselves through their motivational gym apparel — Flex Till You’re Famous (FTYF).

  May 17, 2013 1 Photo

• Hobby Lobby part of N. Columbia corridor growth
• Seafood market owner marks expansion, overcomes adversity
• Arts and crafts store moves downtown
• Tidal Wave presents fifth charity fundraiser Friday

Local Sports

Lila Mitchell stands atop the podium after her third place finish in the 1,600-meter run on Friday, May 10 at the state track meet, where she lowered her own school record in the event.

• UR ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Distance runner Mitchell a natural learner

  Coming off strong performances at the Georgia High School Association (GHSA) Class-A Public School Division State track meet, Lila Mitchell earns this week’s Athlete of the Week honor for her performances in the both the 3,200- and 1,600-meter runs.

  May 17, 2013 1 Photo

• Millersville players help couple resuscitate ailing child
• GMC Prep girls capture third in state
• UR ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Trojan’s Boone a true track guy
• GMC Prep earns pair of titles in Jefferson

Editorials

• EDITORIAL: Seizure of AP phone records insult to independent press

  Distrust of government secrecy has been elevated to an exceptional level with the disclosure the Justice Department covertly examined two months of Associated Press phone records to determine who leaked details to the AP about a foiled terrorist plot.

  May 18, 2013

• EDITORIAL: Community forum a chance to weigh in on litter issue
• Public trust hinges on how city responds complaint
• Offer suggestions, take heed of traffic concerns
• EDITORIAL: Read first, then formulate questions, opinions

Columns

• COLUMN: Boys to men — pretty cool indeed

  Just for the record, I have two sons.

  May 18, 2013

• Letting things happen when they will
• COLUMN: Life is a rain or shine event; so bring a towel just in case
• OUR SPACE: Fermi dodges the bullet
• The challenges of getting to retirement

Letters

• GC students hope to reform education in low-performing communities

  Georgia College senior Audrey Smith’s belief in the ‘American dream’ has inspired her to help young citizens realize that dream through the power of education.

  March 13, 2013 1 Photo

• Tea Party Patriots urge end to fear-mongering over cuts
• Position Statement on Amendment 2
• ORMC attempts to put ‘Bed Tax’ rumors to rest
• Shocked at statements made by Paul Broun

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