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It’s 6:35 a.m. Friday and the staff at The Herald Bulletin is getting down to work. We will pursue news throughout the day and will have frequent updates here on our Web site.
Today, former Anderson Police Department Officer Lincoln Brooks challenges a protective order against him. An accident involving a golf cart claimed the life of a Chesterfield woman recently, but many cities allow golf carts on the street. Do these laws need to be reconsidered? And the Lapel Village Fair is set to get under way this weekend.
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What's Where: Feb. 15
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Arrest Log: Feb. 15
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McGhee sworn in as newest member of ACS board
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