Herald Papers Go On-Line

The Courier Herald (Dublin), this region's daily newspaper, has offered an on-line subscription for quite some time. Now, Herald Publishing Company has made it possible for it's eight weekly newspapers to be available as on-line subscriptions, too.

Follow this link to all eight front pages:
http://www.heraldpublishingcompany.com/pages/home

The TREUTLEN E-NEWS supports the hometown paper, The Soperton News, which is a part of the Herald weekly publications, and we urge internet users to subscribe to the online version at this link:
www.heraldpublishingcompany.com/pages/home_soperton

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Recent News from Range Fuels

A meeting of ethanol producers:
http://ethanol.typepad.com/my_weblog/2010/08/cellulosic-ethanol-producers-talk-about-meeting-the-renewable-fuels-standard.html

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Senator Hugh Gillis Honored

HUGH M. GILLIS RECEIVES GFB COMMODITY AWARD

http://www.gfb.org/news/releases/pr_gillis_080210.html

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Grading Starts on Proposed School Site

Jimmy O'Neal (left) of Appling Brothers Construction of Macon chats with former County BOE Chairman Will Peterson at lunch break on the site of the proposed Treutlen school, where lots of dirt has been moved in recent days.

The long-term Chairman of the 60s and 70s told O'Neal "We didn't have anything like this when I was Chairman."  He said they worked hard on a very tight budget.  Peterson admired the site, but questioned whether or not a new school was necessary.

More pictures of the construction on the slideshow. Just click to stop it and examine the photos and cutlines.

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Two New Businesses

CRYSTAL'S ALL ABOUT FASHIONS - - - VIDEO CITY

Both businesses are located in the Royce Fowler building on South Second Street, next to the law office of the late Carlton Warnock.






Crystal's All About Fashions is owned by Norma Scott And Phil Scott is shown in the pictures. As you can see, they sell a variety of clothing and shoes.

Royce Fowler is known for acquiring old properties and putting them into like-new condition. The old Ford place on East Main Street, which he has recently renovated, is expected to be occupied soon by a garage business.

Video City is owned by Tim Dykes of McRae, whose video store in that location has a record of 20 successful years. At right is Pam Stewart, ready to fill your order from a soon-to-be stock of 4,000 plus selections. New releases every Tuesday. Hours 12-9, Sun. 2-9. The company also does computer repair.
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