ROME (AP) — Residents of Emerson will soon be able to buy alcohol on Sundays.
Voters decided in a referendum last week to allow Sunday sales in restaurants and stores. The Rome News-Tribute reports that the vote passed 133-63. A separate question about off-premises package sales passed 136 -61.
Georgia law had previously banned Sunday sales, though lawmakers since relented. Local communities are now allowed to decide whether they want Sunday sales.
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Emerson approves Sunday sales
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Court rejects appeal of conviction in boy’s death
The Supreme Court of Georgia on Monday upheld a man’s convictions and death sentence in the 2007 rape and slaying of a 6-year-old boy in a mobile home park near the state’s coast.
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Court rejects appeal of conviction in boy’s death



