Herald Gazette

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303 Glenwood Ave SE
Atlanta, GA 30312
+1 (770) 358-0754
http://www.barnesville.com

The Herald Gazette is a local news publication serving the Barnesville and Lamar County area, delivering timely updates on community events, crime reports, and public notices. With a focus on providing comprehensive coverage, the Gazette also features sections dedicated to opinion pieces and sports updates, catering to a diverse readership.

In addition to hard news, the Herald Gazette highlights community initiatives such as animal shelter adoptions and educational stories, reinforcing its commitment to local engagement. By covering a range of topics, the publication aims to keep residents informed and connected to their community.

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