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It was WWII. And a Plains teen girl borrowed Jimmy Carter’s clothes

PLAINS, Ga. — Allene Haugabook remembers wearing Jimmy Carter’s pants.

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Rosalynn Carter’s caregiver legacy in focus with Jimmy in home hospice

PLAINS, Ga. — At age 95, Rosalynn Carter has once again found herself on a caregiving team.

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In Jimmy Carter’s hometown, a train brings well-wishers

PLAINS, Ga. — Lisa Powell Humphries lives just a little more than an hour south of Jimmy Carter’s hometown of Plains, but she’d never been.

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Plains mayor and Jimmy Carter have talked plenty — but avoid politics

PLAINS, Ga. — The longtime mayor of Jimmy Carter’s hometown, a self-described conservative, doesn’t talk politics with the Democratic former president.

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Jimmy Carter, in his final campaign, is surrounded by friends

PLAINS, Ga. — Jimmy Carter could have lived anywhere after he was defeated by Ronald Reagan, but his return to Plains more than four decades ago gave the tiny southwest Georgia hamlet new purpose.

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In Jimmy Carter’s Plains, bracing for flowers they don’t want to send

PLAINS, Ga. — The day Hope Jones has braced for since opening her florist and gift shop here four years ago could arrive soon.

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Schools where Jimmy Carter got political start still seek improvement

AMERICUS, Ga. — Jimmy Carter’s path to the presidency started as a school board member, and his legacy still lingers in the schools where he launched his political career.

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Patricia Murphy: Jimmy Carter, humble and kind

PLAINS, Ga. — As a mother of 10-year-old twins, I have spent what feels like a lifetime protecting my children from “bad examples,” the kind of people you’d give anything for your children not to know about, let alone emulate.

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Plains puts on brave face as outsiders descend for Jimmy Carter news

PLAINS, Ga. — In Plains, every third car seems to be plastered with a news station’s logo.

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MTG: Ban Dems from voting in red states

MAGA Republican calls to impose restrictions on blue state voters "trying to invade our states or our counties"

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Carter’s legacy among town’s Black residents as strong as ever

PLAINS, Ga. — Fridays were special for Bonita Hightower.

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Why Jimmy Carter’s pastor won’t say ‘goodbye’ to the former president

PLAINS, Ga. — When Jimmy Carter and his pastor, Tony Lowden, part ways after prayer sessions or private conversations, they have a hard-and-fast rule never to say goodbye.

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In Plains, Jimmy Carter’s friend reflects on 40 years of memories

PLAINS, Ga. — Nelle Ariail has 40 years' worth of stories about Jimmy Carter.

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A somber Presidents Day in Jimmy Carter’s Plains

PLAINS, Ga. — Jimmy Carter was ensconced Monday at his home as family and friends journeyed to pay what could be their last respects. Down the road, the town he grew up in marked a somber Presidents Day reflecting on their native son’s legacy.

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Panthers LS JJ Jansen through the years

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Plains ‘smiling peanut’ gets face-lift as residents prepare to say goodbye to Jimmy Carter

PLAINS, Ga. — Michael Dominick got the call last week that the city’s “smiling peanut” statue that sits on Georgia Highway 45 heading into Plains’ downtown needed to be spruced up.

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Carter’s hometown prepares to say goodbye to ‘Mr. Jimmy’

PLAINS, Ga. — “To me, he’s a friend. To a lot of us here, he’s just a churchgoer that sits on the same pews,” said Zac Steele, one of the lay leaders of Maranatha Baptist Church, the congregation where Carter long taught Sunday school lessons until his health declined.

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Ga. grand jury found "perjury" evidence

The grand jury believes "perjury may have been committed" — but found no evidence of "widespread fraud"

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Florida Lawmakers Aim to Make Storming the Court Illegal

Two new bills in the Sunshine State could make the act punishable by up to a year in jail.

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GOP still seeks to ban books — not guns

It's about control, not protection: Despite Michigan State shooting, Republicans will treat books as more dangerous

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What are LIV Golf defections doing to PGA Tour fields? Making them younger, for one, as is evidenced at the Genesis

A total of 21 players in the field for last year’s Genesis Invitational won’t be playing this week.

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Congress braces for first GOP-led investigation into COVID vaccines

It’s a sharp turn from the Democratic-led panel last year.

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