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Today's riddle: What travels all around the world but stays in a corner? 🤔 (Answer below!)
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1. Council postpones decision on Bryant Lake rezoning (lagrangenews.com) — LaGrange City Council has again delayed a decision on removing older development restrictions from 21.3 acres near Bryant Lake on Hamilton Road. The applicant wants the commercial property governed by current zoning rules rather than a 2019 plan that city staff say assigns some businesses to spaces too small for them.
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2. VENUE CHANGE: Young Singers of West Georgia's Into the Wild ... (lagrangenews.com) — Young Singers of West Georgia’s “Into the Wild” concerts have moved to Troup High School’s Fine Arts Auditorium from Callaway Auditorium at LaGrange College. Performances remain November 12 and 13 at 7 p.m. Organizers say the move accommodates parking needs during a busy week of local football playoff activities.
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3. West Georgia animal shelter at capacity, cannot take more cats; Adoptions covered through November (wsbtv.com) — LaGrange Animal Shelter cannot accept more cats while caring for 50 cats and kittens, city officials say. To help free up space, Dr. Amanda Greathouse of Troup County Animal Hospital is covering cat and dog adoption fees through November. Adopted animals will be spayed or neutered, vaccinated and microchipped.
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4. Georgia Prostitution Sting — 58-Year-Old Korean Man Arrested in LaGrange (koreadaily.com) — Six people were arrested during a November 5 undercover operation by LaGrange police and the Troup County Sheriff’s Office, according to the report. Five, including 58-year-old Dong-il Lee, face charges related to soliciting or procuring prostitution. The sixth was booked on drug possession offenses, and investigators say the investigation continues.
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5. Callaway flag football defeats LaGrange and Troup to win cou... (lagrangenews.com) — Callaway claimed the county flag football championship Wednesday by beating LaGrange and Troup, while the Grangers earned a 28-0 win over Troup. Ella Kelly threw three touchdown passes in Callaway’s 19-0 victory over the Tigers, connecting twice with Ryleigh Seymour before finding Tanasia Phillips for the final score.
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