Calhoun Times - 2020-09-05

• United Way to open pumpkin patch in Downtown Calhoun
• 500 grams of meth
• COVID-19 update: three new deaths reported
• Georgia Power customers to see $17 reduction on October bills
• Calhoun author publishes short stories in ‘Chicken Soup for the Soul’ series
• Initial unemployme­nt claims down again
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Weekend Bible Reflection­s With Jon
• Cops and counselors share a kindred spirit
• September is National Recovery Month
• How the election could test Mike Pence
• Owen Security Solutions announces Kacee Smith as new director of sales
• Home lady beetle infestatio­ns
• ARREST RECORDS
• Chatsworth man charged Wednesday with child molestatio­n, sexual assault
• Thousands of poll workers recruited in Georgia ahead of Nov. 3 general election
• Georgians urged to use caution, common sense for Labor Day during pandemic
• Trump suggests polling place double-check for mail-in voters
• Sarah Riggs Amico launches PAC for women candidates
• GNTC expanding access to internet services for students
• Georgia Power: Plant Vogtle expansion still on schedule
• Hundreds of UGA students test positive for COVID-19 in first week of classes
• Sonoravill­e wins in ‘sloppy’ opener
• Gordon Central drops 1st game
• Calhoun opens with lopsided win
• Lady Phoenix volleyball team gets sweep on Senior Night
• Taylor Long dominates again with 20 strikeouts
• Georgia QB Newman opting out of season to prepare for draft
• NASCAR drivers cautious of COVID-19 as playoffs begin
• Atlanta United’s Martinez heading to Saudi Arabian club

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