TIFTON —
Correctly fill out the information and if you have a potential winning card, submit it to The Tifton Gazette by the deadline of Aug. 6 to be entered in a drawing for cash prizes.
Bingo numbers can be found inside square boxes somewhere within the display advertisements sprinkled throughout today’s Gazette. Although the cards refer you to a “special bingo section,” there is no separate section inserted into the paper today; the winning numbers are within ads found throughout the regular newspaper.
Not all cards are winners. If you cannot find all of your numbers within the ads, then you do not have a winning card. Please cross out all of the numbers you can find. If your card is correctly and fully crossed out, your name will be entered to win the First Prize of $50 and the Second and Third Prizes of $25 each.
Bring potential winning cards to The Tifton Gazette office at 211 N. Tift Ave., in downtown Tifton, or mail them to: The Tifton Gazette, P.O. Box 708, Tifton, GA 31793.
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Eighth Street Middle mixes science with Disney
A grant from Lowe's home improvement stores and a Disney corporation science project competition could put Tift County’s Eighth Street Middle School on the map and in the money.
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Restrictions on political signs lifted
As of now, Tifton citizens are no longer restricted from putting up campaign signs on their property within a specified time frame, says Tifton Mayor Jamie Cater.
According to the city ordinance on political signs, “Unless specifically allowed pursuant to state law, the sign shall not be displayed earlier than 30 days prior to the commencement of the qualifying period immediately prior to the election it concerns nor shall the sign be displayed earlier than 30 days prior to the call for election immediately prior to the referendum it concerns.” - Big yellow school bus stolen in Columbus
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Ga. House approves revised $18.6B budget
Metro Atlanta would get hundreds of millions dollars in transportation funding while Georgia farmers would get help finding workers they say were driven away by a crackdown on illegal immigrants under an $18.6 billion budget adopted Friday by House lawmakers.
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A lifelong memory: annual Father- Daughter Dance set for Feb. 9
Fathers who are looking to take their daughters out for a night of fun and a memory that will last a lifetime are invited to attend the Tiftarea YMCA’s 10th annual Father-Daughter Dance.
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Rural communities balk at public broadband bill
Representatives of rural cities and counties across Georgia told a panel of state senators on Thursday that they had to create the broadband networks private providers refused to bring to their communities.
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Area author releases new inspirational book
A local author, who now resides in Barney, is inviting the community to attend her book signing event from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at Lion Chasers Christian Bookstore, located at 118 Second St. East, for the release of her religious and inspirational novel, “Lady in Waiting: For the Promises of God.”
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