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Jordy Receives Citizen of Year Award

Here is the information you need to know Thursday, Nov. 17.

1. There is a 30 percent chance of showers this morning, but tonight will have mostly clear skies with a high of 53 degrees and a low 31, according to The Weather Channel.

2. Kim Jordy, owner and operator of , was selected by Preservation Woodstock as the receipt of the 2011 The Barbara G. Ingram Citizen of the Year Award at their meeting Monday.  The Barbara G. Ingram Citizen of the Year Award is presented annually by Preservation Woodstock, Inc to a Woodstock area citizen who has made notable contributions toward the preservation of the city’s heritage.

3. The  he was excited about the approval of the construction contract for the county's aquatic center. The with the $15 million swim facility located in Holly Springs. Read his letter here and remember you can send your Letters to the Editor to lindsey.davidson@patch.com.

4.  were on the scene of a after a yellow Jeep struck an ambulance on a blind corner. No injuries were reported at the time. Marc Allen has photos from the accident.

5. The were dispatched to a structure fire at Wednesday morning. to various parts of his body after he attempted to put out the fire and was transported to the hospital. Some apartments suffered water damage.

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Camille English June 11, 2013 at 04:45 pm
Congratulations Gino! You are such a nice guy and you have a beautiful family. Sam and I haven'tRead More been by TOI in a while. Need to stop by and congratulate you in person.
mitzie wagy June 13, 2013 at 04:02 pm
Way to go Gino now lets get u a house...
Bill Phelps May 8, 2013 at 11:10 pm
It was a great event! No doubt Hunter had something to do with the rain holding off. GreatRead More article too! Written by Marie Zimmerman and photo by Keeley Ringham, both freshman at Harrison High School. Thank you girls!