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Concord Parks and Rec bond projects began with master plans

It is an exciting time for Concord residents who enjoy the many parks scattered across the city.

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14,000-Acre Nature Preserve Could Be Developed After State Fails To Meet Owner s Asking Price

The family that owns the land sought a commercial rezoning while publicly declaring it would like to sell to the state.

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Negotiations to preserve 14,000-acre Bartow wildlife area hit impasse

After a year of negotiations, the family that owns the 14,000-acre Pine Log Wildlife Management Area in Bartow County told the state it’s time to “fis

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Public access to massive wildlife management area in Bartow County coming to an end

Public access to the Pine Log WMA in north Georgia's Bartow County ends Thursday amid development and sale negotiations by the family who has owned th

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Development plan continues for Bartow s 14,000-acre Yellowstone

Hikers, hunters and nature enthusiasts may soon lose access to a massive wildlife preserve about 55 miles northwest of downtown Atlanta.

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