Link to first lady may bring attention to tiny Georgia village

REX, Ga. -- Rex, Georgia, is so far off the map, say its residents, that GPS doesn't pick it up.

When he orders a new starter-motor for his automotive repair business, Paul Abraham jokes that he waits until the delivery truck is nearby and then "I send up a smoke signal."

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• Link to first lady may bring attention to tiny Georgia village (w/photo)
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• Shipley could be college football's best player
• Terry Bowden keeps winning, but at Division II North Alabama
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