Brittany McGee

Here’s how to win that offer where the operations director said the sautéed vegetables and flavorful sauces set it apart from competitors.

This project will “provide a safe, family environment ideal for families to unplug and enjoy time together,” the owner said.

Feeding the Valley has less than a month’s supply of food, president and CEO Frank Sheppard told the Ledger-Enquirer — the lowest level in his 11 years leading the organization.

“Today is Day 23 of the government shutdown,” U.S. Rep. Sanford Bishop said during the news conference in Columbus. “Once again, House and Senate Republicans would rather shut down the federal government than protect affordable healthcare coverage for the American people.”

This family-owned Mexican restaurant is advocating for its visibility after nearby magnolia trees grew tall enough to block the building and sign from view.

The Ledger-Enquirer obtained the state’s latest reports on inspections of the city’s animal shelter.

“It is multifaceted because city services is not for profit,” she said. “We’re not trying to make profits. However, we are definitely wanting to be self-sustainable.”

“It’s on a biblical level with us,” owner Evan Griner said. “God says to give back your talents, and this is something that we wanted to do when we went into this business.”

“To me, this is just a common-sense approach to this,” said Columbus Police Department Assistant Chief Lance Deaton.

“People are exhausted,” said Lumpkin-based immigration attorney Martin Rosenbluth. “People are discouraged. People are depressed.”