Pepperell’s Clay Crawford signs with Berry College
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On Wednesday, the Rome News-Tribune published this picture stating Dawson Duncan signed with Berry College. That was incorrect, as Pepperell senior Clay Crawford signed to continue his academic and football career at Berry College. Pictured left to right: Amy Crawford (mother), Anita Banister (grandmother), Turner Crawford (brother), Clay, Jackson Bishop (brother), Chloe Bishop (sister-in-law) and Kevin Crawford (father).
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A bill aimed at preventing Georgia city and county governments from making deep cuts in the budgets of their local police agencies passed in the Georgia House of Representatives on Wednesday.
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Legislation to extend the statute of limitations for Georgians who were sexually abused as children to sue their abusers years later as adults advanced in the state House of Representatives on Tuesday.
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Stricter identification rules for voting by mail in Georgia inched closer to law with the state Senate’s passage of a controversial bill on Tuesday.
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David Perdue, who lost to Jon Ossoff in January’s runoff for one Georgia’s two U.S. Senate seats, announced Tuesday he has decided not to run for the seat in 2022 after a high-profile and drawn-out election.
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ATLANTA – An omnibus bill proposing broad changes to Georgia’s absentee and in-person voting faced more debate in a state House committee on Monday, adding to a trove of other elections-focused bills in the state Senate.
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