Athens, GA News

• Athens, GA News
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• Barrow Elementary students leave marks on school
• More will travel, but more economically, for Memorial Day
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• UGA farm subjected to vandalism, theft by trespassers
• Vandals damage ball field at Prince Avenue school
• DeKalb schools consider closing Fernbank Science Center
• DeKalb schools consider closing Fernbank Science Center
• Albany hospital warns patients of possible theft
• Albany hospital warns patients of possible theft
• Sen. Balfour faces contested Ga. GOP primary
• Sen. Balfour faces contested Ga. GOP primary
• 6 Ga. congressmen draw opponents for July primary
• 6 Ga. congressmen draw opponents for July primary
• Spectators succumb to heat at graduation ceremony
• Spectators succumb to heat at graduation ceremony
• Ga. Perimeter College to lay off about 185 workers
• Ga. Perimeter College to lay off about 185 workers
• Police searching for Athens woman missing for over a month
• Police searching for Athens woman missing for over a month
• Barrow chairman Yearwood takes on Ginn for state Senate seat
• Barrow chairman Yearwood takes on Ginn for state Senate seat
• Duluth man found on river bank later dies at hospital
• Duluth man found on river bank later dies at hospital
• Police say biker topped 140 mph in Ga. and Ala. chase
• Police say biker topped 140 mph in Ga. and Ala. chase
• Passengers: Atlanta airport shuttles take too long
• Columbus newspaper names new executive editor
• TV crime show to feature sex trafficker who escaped Athens sting
• Alligator spotted by police lurking in Statham lake
• Small packets of detergent raising poison fears
• Airline plans to end Macon-Atlanta flights
• Man drives car into pool in Smyrna neighborhood
• Officials issue advisory for Ogeechee River
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• Crystal Hills Memorial Day Celebration set for Monday
• Groups call on Gov. Deal to diversify court bench
• Ga. Military College settles lawsuit over race
• Ga. Military College settles lawsuit over race
• Savannah attorney gets prison for counterfeiting plea
• Savannah attorney gets prison for counterfeiting plea
• 2 bodies found in northwest Ga. home
• 2 bodies found in northwest Ga. home
• Commission finds funding for ladder company
• Commission finds funding for ladder company
• Another drug-related robbery on Athens' Westside
• Emory acquires vast historical photo collection
• Emory acquires vast historical photo collection
• Governor Deal going on trade mission to Turkey
• Two Republicans challenge Heard for Athens House seat
• Man charged with fondling child in Oconee County
• Metro Atlanta's jobless rate drops, Athens at 6.5%
• Police seek help from feds after 2 women's clinic fires
• Private supply ship flies by space station in test
• 1st Beluga whale born at the Georgia Aquarium dies
• Juggler wows kids at Oconee County Library
• Clarke Central ranked among nation's top high schools
• Investigators have lead in Crystal Hills mail theft
• Ga. highway across railroad tracks fixed, won't trap trucks any longer
• Kingston wants to put the brakes on military's sports sponsorships
• Flesh-eating infection rare, shouldn't prevent outdoor recreation
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• Gov. Deal launches childhood obesity initiative
• Gov. Deal launches childhood obesity initiative
• Athens man fears mother, recently released from prison in murder-for-hire plot
• Athens man fears mother, recently released from prison in murder-for-hire plot
• Savannah man with 10 dead dogs reaches plea deal
• Savannah man with 10 dead dogs reaches plea deal
• Dozens of candidates sign up for Athens-area races
• City official consults Ouija board before vote
• City official consults Ouija board before vote
• 15-year sentences handed down in Athens "prank" robbery
• 15-year sentences handed down in Athens "prank" robbery
• Savannah targets owners of cars parked on lawns
• Savannah targets owners of cars parked on lawns
• Homes sought for animals in roach-infested shelter
• ARMC board weighs residency program
• Changes to historic Oglethorpe home concern preservationists
• Demolition looms for UGA's historic Rutherford Hall
• Clarke plans to cut funds for private alternative school
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• Personal care homes rarely punished for violations, newspaper analysis finds
• UGA literary mag bags multiple awards
• Athens-Clarke Commission looks to restore fire funding
• Georgia Aquarium beluga whale calf still in critical condition
• Georgia Aquarium beluga whale calf still in critical condition
• Jury finds Austell woman guilty in Valentine's Day slaying
• Jury finds Austell woman guilty in Valentine's Day slaying
• Candidate qualifying starts today
• Candidate qualifying starts tomorrow
• Bishop man beaten in Eastside robbery attempt
• Education group concerned about JPMorgan losses
• Education group concerned about JPMorgan losses
• Center threatens lawsuit over southeastern species
• Center threatens lawsuit over southeastern species
• A-C police identify two suspects in Westside drug robbery
• Chicago police get high marks for NATO protests
• Obama leads Ga. fund-raising; Romney closing gap
• Ga. lawyers donate 612,000 pounds of food
• Douglasville to vote on Sunday alcohol sales
• Officer wades through flooded creek to rescue kids
• Adams' pay far from highest among public university presidents
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• Georgia Aquarium welcomes beluga whale calf
• Man accused in wife's shooting back in Georgia
• Missing Warner Robins boy who evaded searchers writes apology
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• Athens GOP loses delegates to state convention
• Justice department approves Athens-Clarke Commission map
• Justice Department approves Athens-Clarke Commission map
• Athens woman booked on sex-offender violations, assault
• Athens woman booked on sex-offender violations, assault
• Broun: Feds targeting Georgia banks
• Broun: Feds targeting Georgia banks
• Celebrities toast Andrew Young's 80th birthday
• Celebrities toast Andrew Young's 80th birthday
• More Georgians settle for minimum wage jobs
• More Georgians settle for minimum wage jobs
• 24 people treated after Dalton chemical release
• 24 people treated after Dalton chemical release
• No leads on mail thefts in Crystal Hills, Oconee sheriff says
• No leads on mail thefts in Crystal Hills, Oconee sheriff says
• Oprah addresses 550 Spelman grads
• Oprah addresses 550 Spelman grads
• Turtle Crawl Triathlon swimmer rescued from ocean, later dies
• Turtle Crawl Triathlon swimmer rescued from ocean, later dies
• Woman with flesh-eating disease takes own breaths
• CDC: Half of overweight teens have heart risk
• Toilet graveyard a boon for recyclers
• State education funding on decline since 2001, reports say
• Renovations beginning on three Clarke elementary schools
• Jekyll Island reaches milestone in $50M makeover
• GDOT contractors will work on railroad intersection Monday
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• Callaway Gardens selling 4,000 acres to pay debt
• Task force slams shelter for euthanizing animals
• Gov. Deal says he supports Romney
• Gov. Deal says he supports Romney
• Driver remains hospitalized after 6-bus crash in Covington
• Driver remains hospitalized after 6-bus crash in Covington
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• Despite critic, Clarke schools on right track with vocational education, officials say
• Marigold Festival brings thousands into downtown Winterville
• Gay marriage is back as an election-year issue
• Long-delayed robbery case finally headed for trial
• State law enforcement officers join seat belt effort
• UGA accepts applications for ag leadership program
• Financial cuts looming for Ga. Perimeter College
• Huckaby: There's nothing that a mother's love can't fix
• Subway in Watkinsville donating percentage of sales on Sunday
• Subway in Watkinsville donating percentage of sales on Sunday
• Gingrich turns aim to Obama, calls for party unity
• Gingrich turns aim to Obama, calls for party unity
• Crash involving 6 buses in Covington leaves injuries
• Crash involving 6 buses in Covington leaves injuries
• Appeals court upholds key voting rights provision
• NRC finds minor violation building GA nuke project
• Delta details airfare search glitch
• Lobbying question to appear on GOP primary ballot
• CDC to baby boomers: Get tested for hepatitis C
• Macon officer accused of exposing himself at salon
• Gingrich saves barbs for Obama, not Romney
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• Battle of the bands showcases homegrown rock stars
• Latest census data shows some growth in Northeast Georgia
• Cedar Shoals student's research may help address eye disease
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• Deal appointee out after lease deal surfaces
• Victim's widow faces wrongful death lawsuit in Neuman case
• Victim's widow faces wrongful death lawsuit in Neuman case
• Fighting back: Police say Athens robberies are declining
• Fighting back: Police say Athens robberies are declining
• Bicknell racks up endorsements in congressional race
• Don't cut firefighters, residents tell Athens-Clarke Commission
• 32 registered Glynn County sex offenders arrested compliance
• Ga. official resigns after lease deal surfaces
• Snake bites on the rise in Georgia
• Aimee Copeland learns toll of flesh-eating bacteria
• Father in starved child death gets 10 years
• Police: Man in school bus threat may be HS student
• Tea party leader files complaint on state senator
• Ga. Tech fraternity suspended after hazing reports
• Foundation will borrow about $40 million for UGA projects
• State jobless rate drops, Athens' rate below state rate
• School board member Wright to seek Athens-Clarke Commission seat
• GHSU creates public health institute
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• UGA's Legion Pool open for the summer
• Retired principal announces run for Oconee BOE chair
• Former UGA business manager pleads to racketeering charge
• Occupiers will fight back against 'urban camping' law
• Postal Service to begin closing plants this summer
• Child, 12, shot; school on lockdown as precaution
• Police imposters try to invade Marietta home
• Georgia jobless rate now lowest in 3 years
• UGA prof elected to NCAA Forum
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• Delta says frequent fliers saw different fares
• Woman dies days after being struck by car
• New Atlanta airport international terminal opens
• South Ga. student graduates college before high school
• Man accused of fatally shooting man arrested
• Trucker to serve 6 months for crash that killed two Madison Co. boys
• Classic City students graduate, plan diverse futures
• Jackson County job fairs attract hundreds of applicants
• Twin sisters are Clarke Central's valedictorian, salutatorian
• New UGA library is site for TV episode
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• No tears as Aimee Copeland sees bacteria-ravaged hands
• Hull woman remains in ICU after Oconee wreck
• A-C police arrest six burglary suspects in single day
• Rabun County judge resigns amid probe
• Athens-Clarke Commission may crack down on future Occupy protests
• Weeks won't run for re-election to Oconee school board
• A-C police question man in connection with metal thefts
• Save Clarke school parapros, say parents, teachers
• Centerville eyes ending tax break for older residents
• School board OKs controversial language in marker
• Student accused of carrying dagger at high school
• New Atlanta airport terminal to open
• Army Corps of Engineers to focuse on Lake Lanier safety
• Medical care in jail presents unique challenges
• Madison schools, farmers will pair up in charter plan
• Man sentenced to prison in courthouse plot
• Qualifying opens next week for state offices
• Injured soldiers get new barracks at Ft. Stewart
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• Man gunned down at drive-in movie theater
• Man gunned down at drive-in movie theater
• 3 people wounded by gunfire in Atlanta
• Accused Athens cop-killer's father charged after standoff with police
• Accused Athens cop-killer's father charged after standoff with police
• Morgan County man indicted for federal drug crimes in Oconee
• Woman with flesh-eating bug feeling better enough to ask for book
• Woman with flesh-eating bug feeling better enough to ask for book
• Athens man dies from injuries suffered in domestic disturbance
• Athens man dies from injuries suffered in domestic disturbance
• McKillip endorsed by anti-abortion group
• 3 people wounded by gunfire in Atlanta
• 3 people wounded by gunfire in Atlanta
• Hull woman injured in collision with Oconee school bus
• Empty school bus involved in accident on 316 leaving one injured
• Fugitive siblings return to Ga., plead not guilty
• April 2012 heats up as 5th warmest month globally
• Who said it? Answers in UGA prof's modern parables book
• Victim of attack in Oconee home likely to lose eye; more charges filed
• Pharmacy licensing group settles lawsuit against UGA professors
• Judge sides with GSU on copyright fight
• Athens Youth Symphony in concert May 20
• Athens-Clarke Commission race draws two candidates
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• Drowned Athens man may have been exhausted, coroner says
• Drowned Athens man may have been exhausted, coroner says
• Man sentenced for lying about involvement with terrorists
• Man sentenced for lying about involvement with terrorists
• Athens woman named to state's Council on Aging
• Famed FAMU marching band suspended another year
• Athens armed robbery suspect arrested after shooting self in foot
• Athens armed robbery suspect arrested after shooting self in foot
• State Sen. George Hooks won't seek another term
• State Sen. George Hooks won't seek another term
• Broun to kick off campaign with bus tour
• Broun to kick off campaign with bus tour
• A-C police seek help identifying burglar who stole liquor store register
• A-C police seek help identifying burglar who stole liquor store register
• 2 Navy submarine officers charged in fraud probe
• Civil War site at center of zoning controversy
• Woman continues battle with flesh-eating bacteria
• Macon house fire spreads to neighboring homes
• Young grads head out into uncertain job market
• Commerce High School students tour Comer's gas compressor station
• UGA faculty create award to mark recent grad's spirit and determination
• Oconee County schools look to millage rate hike to help balance budget
• Police say officer's wife beaten unconscious
• Babysitter charged with forging $14K in checks
• Rain helps dampen Douglasville mill fire
• Driver charged after 8 hurt in Johns Creek crash
• 2 dead in Gwinnett County apartment shooting
• Justice Department investigates 2 ex-prosecutors in Georgia
• Report: Georgia Perimeter College had serial budget problems
• What's going on today?
• Athens man drowns at church outing at Lake Hartwell
• Athens man drowns at church outing at Lake Hartwell
• 'Suspicious' fire destroys old Douglasville mill
• Colleges go to the dogs for stress busters
• Ex-Rome officer sentenced for sexual battery
• What's going on today?
• Tough choices on Athens-Clarke budget
• A-C police combating increase in robberies, mostly drug-related
• AthFest promotes music in schools
• State and local officials, residents celebrate Watson Mill's return to state park status
• Huckaby: Harold's is barbecue place worth having around
• "Sylvia" comic comes to an end, now introducing Dick Clark's strip
• Emory gets $10M grant for hospital network
• Emory gets $10M grant for hospital network
• Police arrest 69-year-old woman in connection with Winder opium bust
• Police arrest 69-year-old woman in connection with Winder opium bust
• Teen asks officer to help him steal four-wheeler
• Teen asks officer to help him steal four-wheeler
• Bear makes unwelcome visit to Cherokee Co. home
• Bear makes unwelcome visit to Cherokee Co. home
• 3 Atlanta school officials sue over cheating probe
• 15 cows perish after series of vehicle crashes
• Columbus ex-city employee loses discrimination lawsuit
• Jury awards injured longshoreman $5.6 million
• Defendant set to head to trial in Bibb Co. deputy shooting
• Clarke school board looks to fill vacant seat
• Man charged with assault in beating of elderly Oconee woman
• UGA confers degrees during spring commencement Friday evening
• Oconee County mall will bring jobs, money to Athens
• What's going on today?
• Athens-Clarke opens first-ever county diversion center
• Protests over HOPE don't sway Deal
• Protests over HOPE don't sway Deal
• ICE sweep in GA, NC and SC nets 80 arrests
• ICE sweep in GA, NC and SC nets 80 arrests
• Night buses restored to Athens-Clarke budget
• Fulton schools become state's largest charter system
• Fulton schools become state's largest charter system
• Woman with flesh-eating disease remains critical
• Man arrested in attack on elderly Oconee woman
• Father: Missing boy dodged searchers out of fear
• Students face tough choice: Playoff game or prom?
• Pressure mounting to keep FAMU band suspended
• UGA grad's father rode bike from California to Georgia
• State approves charter designation for Madison County
• What's going on today?
• UGA announces temporary road closure
• College formed by merger to be called University of North Georgia
• Athens cop-killer case stalled again; Hood demands new judge, new attorneys
• Athens cop-killer case stalled again; Hood demands new judge, new attorneys
• Deal to address UGA graduates Friday
• Deal to address UGA graduates Friday
• South Ga. prison under lockdown after fight
• South Ga. prison under lockdown after fight
• Sandy Springs man accused in wife's shooting waives extradition
• Sandy Springs man accused in wife's shooting waives extradition
• FAMU marching band director to retire
• FAMU marching band director to retire
• 3 DeKalb County officers charged in beatings
• 3 DeKalb County officers charged in beatings
• Three charged with meth, cocaine offenses at Hull garage
• Three charged with meth, cocaine offenses at Hull garage
• Barrow chamber pitches transportation tax, but few voters listen
• Barrow chamber pitches transportation tax, but few voters listen
• Ga. woman still fighting flesh-eating disease
• Woman battles flesh-eating disease after accident
• Charges dropped in Masters ticket cases
• A-C police investigating possible drug-related armed robbery
• Design firm faces lawsuit after selling university counterfeit products, including UGA
• Stamp Out Hunger food drive set for Saturday
• Rain not enough to prevent looming drought
• Housing authority wants local funding for Pauldoe redevelopment
• Accused Golden Pantry clerk's killer claims indictment unconstitutional
• What's going on today?
• Authorities seek missing boy in Warner Robins
• Feds to look at whether rattlesnakes endangered
• Mexican citizens sentenced in fake document scheme
• MetLife says it's buying Reynolds Plantation
• MetLife says it's buying Reynolds Plantation
• Developer to break ground Tuesday for Oconee County shopping mall
• Developer to break ground Tuesday for Oconee County shopping mall
• Regents OK compensation package for retiring UGA president
• Regents OK compensation package for retiring UGA president
• Broun: TSA head should resign
• Oconee couple facing meth charge
• Oconee couple facing meth charge
• Building schedule slips on Ga. nuke plant
• Building schedule slips on Ga. nuke plant
• Tax revenues up 11 percent over April 2011
• Tax revenues up 11 percent over April 2011
• Ga. woman battles flesh-eating disease
• NAACP launches voter registration push in Georgia
• Grocery bagger intervenes in shoplifting case
• Racial language in marker at center of controversy
• Athens group hopes to keep up kids' reading skills with books to take home
• Regents set rules for new medical residencies
• Woman walking across America to bring attention to those who care for the elderly
• Clinical trial for prostate cancer drug helping two local men
• Drunken reasoning doesn't sway A-C officer's decision to cite
• What's happening around Athens today?
• Cedar Shoals student named UGA Promising Scholar
• Free dental care offered Friday
• Teen Pride driving course offered Saturday
• UGA Food Services honored
• Elder-law attorney to speak in Barrow County
• Regents approve new college names for mergers
• Commissioners question mayor's proposed Athens-Clarke budget cuts
• Ex-Army officials charged with stealing fed funds
• UGA professor wins best book on Ga. history award
• Natural world woven in fabric design show
• Governor signs $19.3 million state budget
• Adams will get a couple of million after he steps down as UGA president
• What's going on today?
• Athens chef Hugh Acheson earns prestigious Beard Award
• Athens chef Hugh Acheson earns prestigious Beard Award
• Illegal immigrant grad's deportation delayed again
• Tall ships to depart Savannah to start ocean race
• Atlanta airport leaders look to future
• Lilburn woman gets jail for gun smuggling charge
• UGA prof claims inaugural SEC honor
• UGA prof claims inaugural SEC honor
• Local bar association to honor UGA employee for role in cop-killer's surrender
• Local bar association to honor UGA employee for role in cop-killer's surrender
• Poppy analysis to determine if drug arrests will be made in Winder
• Ga. Perimeter College president steps down
• Ga. Perimeter College president steps down
• Deal signs 2013 state budget
• Canadian athletes test their mettle on Lake Lanier
• Canadian athletes test their mettle on Lake Lanier
• Supreme Court upholds conviction in Athens dice game murder
• State recommends denial of charter school
• Athens lawmakers meeting with constituents tonight
• State Supreme Court reviews hefty junk faxes judgment
• Berkeley Lake being drained for dam rehab project
• What's going on today?
• Perspectives on Progress lunch held at GMOA
• New neighbor, the coyote, more friend than foe
• Harvesting honey makes country living sweet
• Athens Tech adult education director to step down
• Expert slowly repairs 'Gone With the Wind' memorabilia
• Ga. takes steps to keep medical students in state
• Atlanta Airport art project could cost $4 million
• New Ga. license plates available starting today
• New Ga. license plates available starting tomorrow
• Winder police seize 900 opium plants at home
• Winder police seize 900 opium plants at home
• Husband of wounded Sandy Springs lawyer arrested in Texas
• Husband of wounded Sandy Springs lawyer arrested in Texas
• What's going on today?
• School: Bus driver, assistant left child on bus
• A review of this week's top stories
• Clarke will cut 18 vocational teacher jobs
• Athens prostitution stings aim to curb trafficking of young girls
• Transit advocates urge 'no' vote on tax
• Gardens of the World Ball strikes patriotic note
• Hearing set after fish kill in Ogeechee River
• Expert restores 'Gone With The Wind' memorabilia
• Deal alerted to charges against Dougherty official
• Athens Human rights festival celebrates freedom to gather, vote and express ideas
• Huckaby: UGA music school grads are lucky group
• Wife of GOP candidate Mitt Romney headed to Ga.
• Wife of GOP candidate Mitt Romney headed to Ga.
• Ga. police looking for husband of wounded lawyer
• Ga. police looking for husband of wounded lawyer
• What's going on today?
• Brunswick finds money to raise sunken shrimp boat
• Owners of dangerous dogs to face new penalties
• Family questions why officer isn't on memorial
• Teen accused of killing Clayton Co. deputy found guilty
• Deal vetoes a handful of bills
• Police look for husband in shooting of wife in Sandy Springs
• Police look for husband in shooting of wife in Sandy Springs
• Athens Tech confers hundreds of diplomas at commencement
• UGA's Armitage honored by horticulture group
• Two arrested for child molestation in Madison County
• Library announces summer reading program
• Popfest's streak of growth comes to a close
• Popfest's streak of growth comes to a close
• More Athens residents oppose commission redistricting
• Couple gets life in prison for killing 72-year-old
• Couple gets life in prison for killing 72-year-old
• Ex-Ga. sheriff convicted of embezzling funds
• Ex-Ga. sheriff convicted of embezzling funds
• Athens dealer in justified homicide faces possible federal drug and gun charges
• Justifiable homicides in Ga. increase after law
• Judge: Georgia discriminating against deaf, disabled
• Assessments sent to Athens property owners
• UGA researcher gets $3M grant for TB study
• Deal vetoes 6 bills passed by state lawmakers
• What's going on today?
• 3 Atlanta airport workers accused in drug conspiracy
• Episcopal groups settle dispute after 5-year feud
• UPS shrinks buyback plan to use cash for TNT offer
• Driver, mom charged in death of motorcyclist
• Republicans running to beat Barrow largely agree
• 2 teens charged with sexual assault of 10-year-old
• 4 men sentenced for theft of registered mail
• D.A.: Shooting on Athens' Westside was justified homicide
• GED graduation celebrates courage, perserverance
• Cleared of murder charge, Athens man may still spend life in prison
• Teen accused of killing deputy testifies at trial
• Teen accused of killing deputy testifies at trial
• Mother in starved child death gets life in prison
• Mother in starved child death gets life in prison
• Mayors: Adams improved town-gown relations
• Mayors: Adams improved town-gown relations
• Lawyer: Ex-soldier can't recall Ga. hospital standoff
• Lawyer: Ex-soldier can't recall Ga. hospital standoff
• Man gets 15 years in Alpharetta child sex sting
• Adams makes it official, will step down as UGA president in 2013
• Ga. lawmakers approve charter school funding bill
• A-C police looking for sex offender who approached young girl
• New motorcycle warning signs going up in Georgia
• Georgia teachers to build underwater robots
• UGA president's retirement announcement set for 11 a.m.
• In digital age, Reptar puts live show first
• Gov. Deal signs criminal justice system overhaul
• Student wins statewide Google design contest
• Rock City near Chattanooga celebrates 80 years
• Macon car dealership repairing first lady's limo
• Barrow may cut month off next year's school calendar
• Local EMS providers change meds to account for drug shortages
• What's going on today?
• Adams stepping down as UGA president next year
• Adams stepping down as UGA president next year
• Large Athens man stabbed, possibly saved by his size
• Large Athens man stabbed, possibly saved by his size
• Georgia pardons board picks new chairman
• Georgia pardons board picks new chairman
• Caterpillar project moving quickly
• Caterpillar project moving quickly
• Deal to sign overhaul of criminal justice system
• Deal to sign overhaul of criminal justice system
• From Atlanta to Oakland: a recap of the May Day protests
• From Atlanta to Oakland: a recap of the May Day protests
• Sniper shoots, kills teen during standoff
• Structure OK after blaze at Tyler Perry's studios
• What's going on today?
• Convicted killer Neuman and his wife finalize divorce
• Allman cleared in heart tests, starting book tour
• Firefighters: 4-alarm blaze at Tyler Perry Studios
• Judge tosses felony homicide charge in Athens crossing guard's death
• UGA remembers departed in memorial service
• Oconee County Cycling Organization will host bike race, continue efforts to make cycling safer
• Athens-Clarke Commission approves Caterpillar agreement
• Athens-Clarke Commission approves Caterpillar agreement
• Police search for gunman who robbed dealers in Northern Athens
• Former Ga. Tech professor accepts plea deal
• Former Ga. Tech professor accepts plea deal
• Band leader accused of molesting boy sentenced
• Band leader accused of molesting boy sentenced
• Male beauty pageant is high school fund-raiser
• Jittery Joe's leaves Athens Tech
• Georgia shifting to new educational accountability standard
• Athens Transit director: Few people ride night buses
• Athens Transit director: Few people ride night buses
• Deal signs McKillip's abortion bill
• Prosecutors open their case in deputy's killing
• Homeless man gets prison time for throwing brick
• Fulton County turns to private debt collectors
• Atlanta school system plans to shed 350 positions
• Ex-Gwinnett chairman sues sheriff over DUI arrest
• Arrest made in beating death of Marine in Cobb Co.
• Teen arrested in post-prom fatal accident
• Siblings accused in crime spree sentenced in Colo.
• Diamond Pets Foods issues another recall
• Police charge brothers in armed robbery at dealer's East Athens home
• Prayers for Florida teen at Athens NAACP's vigil
• Teens caught in mailbox-damage spree
• What's going on today?
• 2 sentenced to life in Fulton County retrial
• 2 sentenced to life in Fulton County retrial
• Deal moves to replace Miller County school board
• Delta buys a refinery in bid to cut its fuel bill
• Occupy Athens plans May Day rally
• Authorities: Man shot by Atlanta police officer
• Authorities: Man shot by Atlanta police officer
• Atlanta repeals ordinance after immigration complaint
• Atlanta repeals ordinance after immigration complaint
• VIDEO: Athens' Twilight pace car ride-along
• Mayor proposes cuts to Athens Transit, firefighters
• Mayor proposes cuts to Athens Transit, firefighters
• Oconee Deputies arrest burglary suspect before he breaks in on woman, three kids
• 1958 postcard mailed from Chicago finally arrives
• Study focuses on mentally ill accused of crimes
• Students mourn loss of classmate killed in crash
• State's health insurance law slow to draw interest
• The adventurous discover UGA challenge course Zip-A-Thon
• Barrow County schools recognized for exemplary use of technology
• Law expert: Outside judge might bring order to Hood case
• AARP helping seniors apply for food stamps
• What's going on today?
• More families building their own tornado shelters
• Roadside photography collection comes to GMOA
• Savannah hosts events to kick off tall ships race
• 2 people, dog rescued from island in Chattahoochee
• 2 people, dog rescued from island in Chattahoochee
• Developer looking to sell south Georgia town
• Developer looking to sell south Georgia town
• Athens-Clarke police searching for armed robbery suspect
• Athens-Clarke police searching for armed robbery suspect
• What's going on today?
• Former mayors write DOJ on local redistricting scheme
• Downtown streets come alive at Twilight
• UGA education dean will retire, search on for replacement
• Huckaby: Prom season has changed over years
• Inmate gives birth in cell, baby dies
• Athens-Clarke police warn of armed robbery suspect
• VIDEO: Athens' Twilight BMX contestants compete
• Norcross teen in coma after car-surfing accident
• Georgia cities eye cell phone towers for revenue
• Report: Suspicious scores in Blue Ribbon schools
• Local artist hopes to win Disney design contest
• What's going on today?
• Obama targets diploma mills that market to vets
• Season's first loggerhead sea turtle nest is found
• Bond denied for coach charged for lewd texting
• Baxter could get over $200 million in incentives
• Delta CEO sees pay package rise 10 percent
• Albany man gets 17 years on drug charges
• DeKalb County school board in to cut 133 jobs
• Twilight Criterium bike races to enliven downtown Athens
• Colleagues, students, honor late journalism professor Fink
• Block party celebrates local food
• Unlicensed attorney accused of sneaking drugs into jail
• Unlicensed attorney accused of sneaking drugs into jail
• Athens-Clarke police resolve 911 glitch
• Athens-Clarke police resolve 911 glitch
• Ex-con opens fire during party at Northeast Clarke County home
• Ex-con opens fire during party at Northeast Clarke County home
• Augusta newspaper names new executive editor
• Augusta newspaper names new executive editor
• Ex-violin teacher sentenced to 4 years in prison
• Bank robbery suspect tasered during arrest in Claxton
• NBC's 'Education Nation' to visit Atlanta
• Obama, first lady visiting troops at Fort Stewart
• Rome firing Civil War cannon to remember foundry
• Obama targets diploma mills that market to vets
• Smoke from Alabama fire could drift into Georgia
• Police shoot and kill man in Atlanta suburb
• DeKalb County schools urged to cut jobs
• Suburban school board OKs budget with job cuts
• State high court won't hear challenge in SCLC case
• Report: Florida troopers erred before Jan. crashes
• UGA music business students show off skills
• Coach charged for sending underage girl lewd texts
• Coweta chief judge set to retire amid probe
• What's going on today?
• Athens' Twilight bike race comes to town
• UGA may drain Legion Pool for good
• UGA now officially has engineering college
• 'Tuscan Garden' to benefit Athens Symphony
• Victims of cyberbullying fight back in lawsuits
• Deal sets $10K reward for Sandy Springs victim
• Deal sets $10K reward for Sandy Springs victim
• Obama awards Girl Scouts founder posthumous medal
• Obama awards Girl Scouts founder posthumous medal
• Adams says UGA should be a leader in drug testing
• Adams says UGA should be a leader in drug testing
• Man spared death sentence in federal case
• Man spared death sentence in federal case
• Mexican drug traffickers nabbed in Western Clarke County
• Investigators developing leads on Hull bank robber
• Gingrich faces uncertain future after failed run
• Georgia Museum of Art to present Teen Nights
• Athens kids have much to choose from in area summer camps
• Georgia Theatre, fraternity win preservation awards
• Athenian will run 12 hours for Relay for Life
• Fugitive siblings due in Georgia by May 15
• Suspect in parking deck gunfire to stand trial
• 60-year-old woman arrested on weapons charges
• Solar panels cause clashes with homeowner groups
• What's going on today?
• Comer police chief asks people to drop off unwanted prescription drugs
• Four men charged in slaying of man in Sandy Springs
• Four men charged in slaying of man in Sandy Springs
• Ga. man arrested on child sex charges in Forsyth
• Ga. man arrested on child sex charges in Forsyth
• State tries to fix worker insurance plan shortfall
• State tries to fix worker insurance plan shortfall
• Athens cop-killer case stalled; Hood demands new attorneys
• Athens cop-killer case stalled; Hood demands new attorneys
• Schools to play after brawl; fans might be barred
• Schools to play after brawl; fans might be barred
• Attorneys call on prosecutors to show evidence in mobile home deaths
• Attorneys call on prosecutors to show evidence in mobile home deaths
• Coca-Cola recommends 2-for-1 stock split
• Ex-deputy accused of killings seeks new trial
• U-Haul truck used as battering ram in hair heist
• Residents air pros, cons of commercial flights
• 2nd suspect arrested in Mich. roller rink shooting
• Zac Brown Band's new album 'Uncaged' out July 10
• Jury convicts man of hurling brick at US building
• Gov. Deal appoints state transportation planner
• Federal inmate could face death penalty for murder
• Deal: State will fund deeper harbor if feds won't
• 2nd defendant pleads guilty in fatal teen beating
• Witness: Ex-councilman warned of conflict
• Theft suspect accused of stealing during court
• Construction education program ending
• Athens man charged with trafficking in heroin
• Art exhibit traces seniors' transportation memories
• Slots running out in Athens benefit golf tournament
• What's going on today?
• Maysville man dies in motorcycle accident
• Maysville man dies in motorcycle accident
• Woman accused in PTA thefts makes 1st appearance
• Woman accused in PTA thefts makes 1st appearance
• After big draft splash last year, Falcons going low key
• After big draft splash last year, Falcons going low key
• Georgia jail to open special unit for veterans
• Georgia jail to open special unit for veterans
• Carmike Cinemas to hold all-day superhero movie marathon
• Carmike Cinemas to hold all-day superhero movie marathon
• Athens named top vacation spot
• Man wounded by gunshot found walking on interstate
• Judge rules against ousted student body president
• Kitty cams show what Athens' roaming cats are up to
• Biotech firm didn't consider Athens
• Grandmother thwarts 2 would-be robbers in shootout
• Augusta Canal seeks extension of federal funding
• Woman accused in PTA thefts surrenders to police
• Trial opens for ex-councilman accused of extortion
• Arrowood will head career academy for Athens Tech
• Noted ethnomusicologist visits UGA
• Conservative economist questions harbor deepening, tax vote
• Chambliss: Senate leaders obstacle to deal
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• What's going on today?
• Athens-Clarke shifting sales taxes to Caterpillar project
• Athens-Clarke shifting sales taxes to Caterpillar project
• Jury acquits Athens man of 2005 murder
• Jury acquits Athens man of 2005 murder
• Man dead, woman hurt after Lake Lanier boats crash
• Man dead, woman hurt after Lake Lanier boats crash
• Coca-Cola enlists TV show in hunt for artwork
• Coca-Cola enlists TV show in hunt for artwork
• Man hunting hogs says he accidentally shot woman
• Perry named new Kennesaw women's hoops coach
• Ga. Supreme Court Justice Hines to run again
• South Ga. detention center nearly sold at auction
• Ga. prisons must do better to track costs
• Georgia's burn ban goes into effect on May 1
• Merle Haggard to return to Macon after illness
• Sen. Saxby Chambliss to address Atlanta Press Club
• Park ranger finds body wrapped in bed linens
• Teens accused of vandalism accept deal, avoid jail
• UGA to host reporter who is illegal immigrant
• Dairy farmers could be eligible for settlement
• Paine College loses federal loan eligibility
• Power surge knocks dozens of state agencies offline
• Man dead, woman hurt after Lake Lanier boats crash
• Crop dusting not for the faint of heart
• What's happening today?
• Locals celebrate World Book Night with secret giveaway
• Commissioners urge feds to reject Athens-Clarke map
• Town hall to explore teen drinking
• ESP supporters to skydive for kids
• New Ms. Senior Athens crowned
• Leaf & Limb picks up in Beechwood, Homewood Hills
• Daycares swarm to enroll in Georgia rating system
• On Earth Day, big institutions leading way toward sustainability
• Five years in, UGA rooftop garden flourishing
• Two decades later, UGA student Stone's slaying remains unsolved
• Cable history series filming episode in Georgia
• Sheriffs to collaborate on records database
• A look back at the week in review
• Helicopter rebuilds oyster beds in coastal Ga.
• What's happening today?
• Athens man shot in face during robbery
• Athens man shot in face during robbery
• Comedian Ron White weighs in on controversy in Columbus
• Comedian Ron White weighs in on controversy in Columbus
• Protestors march in Athens for gay rights
• Wild bobcat calls Ga. water treatment plant home
• Wild bobcat calls Ga. water treatment plant home
• Huckaby: PTA may have changed over the years
• Obama coming to Savannah
• Obama coming to Savannah
• Child dies in fall at Peachtree City airport
• Potential for $78 million helped lure firm to Ga.
• MLK estate appeals dismissal suit for documents
• Gun rights group wants to intervene in challenge
• Georgia State to host conference on Latin America
• Georgia ports set new monthly tonnage record
• Developer of Ga. power plant names new investor
• What's happening today?
• Atlanta aims for energy efficiency in buildings
• Third arrest made in fatal Westside robbery
• School board approves budget, cuts more jobs
• Two men who died in Civil War camp remembered in Watkinsville
• Musical tribute today for UGA grad
• Dog of the week: Meet Remmi
• Cat of the week: Meet Rezner
• UGA's Haymans fourth in culinary competition
• After prom party planned for Oconee County high schools
• UGA lauded for community service
• New grocery store coming to Athens
• Veteran journalist to retire from Atlanta paper
• Medical school evacuated over chemical fears
• Pardons board grants clemency to former high school football player
• UGA to hold discussion on Trayvon Martin today
• Longtime member David Nunnally resigns from Clarke school board
• Gun rights group wants to intervene in challenge
• Orangutans sit still for heart ultrasound at zoo
• Utility firms pour money into candidate's coffers
• Confederate sub lantern is blue light mystery
• Deal signs education bills tweaking state funding
• CDC: 2011 was worst measles year in US in 15 years
• What's happening today?
• Commission mulls lower rates for downtown trash pickup
• Commission mulls lower rates for downtown trash pickup
• Plan for gambling complex gets the cold shoulder from top lottery official
• Grand jury charges Athens man with impersonating FBI agent
• Grand jury charges Athens man with impersonating FBI agent
• UGA Rodeo comes to town
• Gnat's Landing closes its doors
• Ga. settles lawsuit over voter registration
• Ga. settles lawsuit over voter registration
• Commission to set start date for Athens Sunday sales
• Commission to set start date for Athens Sunday sales
• Former UGA running back is new head coach at Greene County
• Oprah Winfrey to deliver Spelman graduation speech
• Oprah Winfrey to deliver Spelman graduation speech
• 8 bald eagles die of disease linked to weed
• 8 bald eagles die of disease linked to weed
• 16 defendants due in court in Ohio Amish beard cutting attacks
• 16 defendants due in court in Ohio Amish beard cutting attacks
• Biopharmaceutical manufacturer coming to Northeast Georgia
• Ga.'s unemployment rate down 8 straight months
• Lottery board to weigh $1 billion gambling complex
• Rare tortoises arrive in Atlanta and Knoxville
• Thieves use car as battering ram in store heist
• Petition outlines condemned man's clemency appeal
• National monument could nearly quadruple in size
• Emory Healthcare data backup discs missing
• What's going on today?
• School board will vote on budget tonight
• Pilgrims on tour will get taste of Athens before Civil War
• No charges yet in Athens man's shooting death two weeks ago
• Birchmore rememembered at funeral for feats and spirit
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• Regents OK installment plan for tuition, fees at Tech
• Cobb chamber president caught with firearm at airport
• Cobb chamber president caught with firearm at airport
• New Athens economic development chief starts work
• Ga. school system probes football recruiting
• Ga. school system probes football recruiting
• Drizzling rain to continue through afternoon
• Drizzling rain to continue through afternoon
• UGA study: Increasing minimum wage doesn't alleviate poverty
• 5 teens arrested after community garden vandalized
• Body found in Ocmulgee River becomes homicide case
• Principal reassigned after video draws complaints
• 4 people wounded in Atlanta shootings
• Ga. handcuff case renews school policing debate
• Thousands of dollars vanish from school PTA group
• Fulton County courts to hold technology expo
• Downtown Athens eatery recovers from hack attack
• Regents committee OKs UGA dining hall expansion
• What's happening today?
• Gov. Deal signs open records law, touts successes
• Little League manager suspended for 2012 LLWS
• Pardons board delays former high school football player's execution
• Delta to install seat belts on baggage vehicles
• Ft. Campbell soldier stopped in Georgia chase dies
• Georgia's oldest city adds electric car chargers
• Suspect dies next day after shooting in Auburn
• Inventive Oglethorpe kids win grant
• Man wields hoe in fight with cop
• Commission clearing way for Athens Farmers Market to move to City Hall
• Commission clearing way for Athens Farmers Market to move to City Hall
• Regents approve UGA's plan to replace Bolton dining hall
• Regents approve UGA's plan to replace Bolton dining hall
• Mother hopes Ohio doctors can help Madison County girl
• Boy, 14, caught after police shot at, cruiser hit
• Atlanta woman fights charges in 4-year-old son's jaywalking death
• Swan linked to suburban Chicago man's drowning
• Court date pushed back for UGA cornerback Branden Smith
• Family of handcuffed kindergartener speaks out
• Broun challenger failed to file campaign finance report
• Done deal, Regents vote to boost tuition
• Woman in jaywalking death wants charges dropped
• Ga. cities consider natural gas for police cars
• Dog mauling renews concerns about suburban coyotes
• Earth Day 2012 Celebration with Natasha Trethewey
• Athens man wins lease on pickup with hole in one
• Rash of car break-ins continues on Athens' Eastside
• Local tattoo parlor's fundraiser for the birds
• Hawkinsville man gets 25 years for killing ex-girlfriend
• Rep. Barrow's re-election campaign has $1M in bank
• NC man re-sentenced to more than 17 years in Ga.
• Child handcuffed by police for school tantrum
• Plant Vogtle reactor back online after shutdown
• Suspect in Auburn tries to take own life in standoff
• Deputies nab Prince Avenue Wendy's robbery suspect
• Environmental groups vow to continue court fight
• What's going on today?
• Funeral service, visitation set for Fred Birchmore
• Funeral service, visitation set for Fred Birchmore
• CDC reports accidental kids' deaths down 30 percent
• CDC reports accidental kids' deaths down 30 percent
• Deal OKs bill requiring drug testing for benefits
• Deal OKs bill requiring drug testing for benefits
• Fed survey shows businesses expect more inflation
• 2 people face charges after infant found dead
• Authorities identify GA victims of SC slaying
• Soldier assigned to Ga. base killed in Afghanistan
• Man's body pulled from Ocmulgee River
• Officials worry SC-GA lakes face dry summer
• First bald eagle nest documented on Lake Lanier
• Man shot, killed at house party south of Atlanta
• Pedestrian struck on metro Atlanta interstate
• Local ladies ready to vie for Ms. Senior Athens
• UGA Lions Club already making a difference
• What's going on today?
• Report: Lawmakers still late paying taxes
• Worker claims boss at Kia supplier attacked him
• Marietta sidewalk challenge goes to state high court
• 1 killed in Sandy Springs shooting
• Coast Guard rescues 2 fishermen near Brunswick
• Father, son drown in Lake Lanier
• Father, son drown in Lake Lanier
• New formula changes state graduation rate
• Crime victims get chance to talk to parole members
• Under new state standard, some schools don't graduate half of students
• Renowned adventurer Fred Birchmore dies at 100
• Renowned adventurer Fred Birchmore dies at 100
• Ga. agency wants photos of historic 'hidden gems'
• Jekyll Island deer an attraction, maybe a problem
• Couple, wanted in child's death, arrested in Tifton
• Ft. Campbell soldier apprehended in Ga. in wife's death
• Exhibit to show journey of black politicians in GA
• Weekly Review: A look back at our top stories
• What's going on today?
• College building boom skirts usual financial safeguards
• Three months later, no arrest in murder
• Huckaby: Bubba made this year's Masters even more special
• Congressional race kicking into high gear
• Congressional race kicking into high gear
• Fire started from grill burns Bethlehem home
• Fire started from grill burns Bethlehem home
• Artist creates Zimmerman portrait with Skittles
• Textile plant to fund testing in wake of fish kill
• Textile plant to fund testing in wake of fish kill
• Ex-UGA AD finds new life after high-profile exit
• Ex-UGA AD finds new life after high-profile exit
• Soldier statue in Macon gets 1st bath in 132 years
• Locomotives from Marine base to be sold in auction
• Georgia county approves private ambulance service
• DOT: Fla. wildfire smoke could affect Ga. roads
• What's going on today?
• Ann Taylor exec to speak at Agnes Scott graduation
• UGA urges fans to celebrate Green, as well as Red and Black
• Westminster Christian Academy's new hire prepares to take top spot in July
• Athens man who helped cops threatened with machine guns
• Athens International Children's Film Festival to be held this weekend
• Candidates already stepping up for Athens-Clarke Commission
• Chipper Jones won't play in Braves home opener
• Chipper Jones won't play in Braves home opener
• Roswell woman crashes SUV in strip mall store
• Roswell woman crashes SUV in strip mall store
• Uga IX could debut at football season opener
• Broun spokeswoman: Ethics complaint was result of an oversight
• Broun spokeswoman: Ethics complaint was result of an oversight
• Window washer survives 13-story plunge in Ala.
• UGA sets date for Fink's memorial
• More resources going to metro Atlanta foster kids
• New president named at Valdosta State University
• Atty: Zimmerman bail hearing to be held next week
• Marietta police warn of foam party dangers
• Home invaders steal rap group's equipment
• Ga. school system might lay off 200 teachers
• 2 adults, child hurt in fire at apartment complex
• Man claims self defense in Rolling Ridge murder
• UGA celebrates 150th anniversary of the creation of land-grant schools
• Plantapalooza to give gardeners options, a little advice
• What's going on today?
• Billiards' Mike Massey to appear for benefit
• Boucher honored at Braves game
• Ga. has a new archaeologist
• Rome, Ga. man gets 12 years for child porn conviction
• Review finds judge showed no bias
• SEC accuses a former CEO of bilking churchgoers
• SEC accuses a former CEO of bilking churchgoers
• Entered autos on the rise in Athens-Clarke
• Entered autos on the rise in Athens-Clarke
• State yanks certification for Atlanta educators
• State yanks certification for Atlanta educators
• Tight budget will force Clarke schools to cut $9 million
• Tight budget will force Clarke schools to cut $9 million
• JetBlue pilot indicted for flight disruption
• JetBlue pilot indicted for flight disruption
• 11-year-old boy dies after being struck by vehicle
• Broun accused of breaking campaign finance laws
• Man sent to prison in wreck that killed teen
• Labor Department to close Monroe location, 6 others
• Ga. port deepening shrinks by 1 foot, adds $50M
• Threat of wildfires soars in Georgia
• Kroger donating $1,000 to Alps Road Elementary
• UGA grad looks for life in the stars
• Hearing set to remove judge from Athens cop-killer case
• Teens mete out justice in new Athens Peer Court
• Athens man fails at suicide attempt after beating wife
• Oconee County schools grad rate 4th in state
• What's happening now?
• UGA, Athens-Clarke County team up for recycling happy hour
• Elberton wind turbine company will hold grand opening
• Elberton wind turbine company will hold grand opening
• Freeze warning issued for parts of north Georgia
• Freeze warning issued for parts of north Georgia
• Website names UGA No. 5 healthiest school
• Website names UGA No. 5 healthiest school
• Woman shot husband, other female in Duluth
• Woman shot husband, other female in Duluth
• Ga. Aquarium expecting first mammal birth
• Ga. Aquarium expecting first mammal birth
• Plans moving ahead for Pulaski Creek greenway
• Ex-Glock exec to be sentenced on theft charges
• Report marks milestone for Ga. port expansion
• MARTA to resume Braves shuttle
• Man accused of burning clothes, attacking officers
• Threat of wildfires soars in Georgia
• Man accused in armed robbery sentenced to prison
• What's going on today?
• 2 suspects plead guilty in Georgia militia plot
• Athens woman turns historic church into home
• Danielsville man killed working under car in yard
• Heritage foundation sponsoring green bike tour
• High school graduation rate falls under new calculation
• Report: Ga. pre-k spending sees steady decline
• Georgia developer reaches deal on Plant Washington
• Man indicted in shooting of Atlanta police officer
• GBI asks for help in identifying remains
• GBI asks for help in identifying remains
• Ga.-based trade group says artificial grass helps environment
• Ga.-based trade group says artificial grass helps environment
• Athens-Clarke named top small county for economic growth
• Athens-Clarke named top small county for economic growth
• Drop in unemployment reduces benefits
• Drop in unemployment reduces benefits
• Walmart: Eastside store won't close if one opens downtown
• Walmart: Eastside store won't close if one opens downtown
• 2 suspects plead guilty in Georgia militia plot
• Commerce man sentenced for forging horror movie posters
• US teen births down again: Miss. has highest rate, NH lowest
• John Legend to speak, perform at University of Ga.
• Bald eagle fledglings up in Ga. since 2011
• North Georgia man accused in terror plot expected to plead guilty
• Kid mentors at Barrow Elementary learn by teaching
• Mother attends 'Antiques Roadshow' in memory of son
• Civil rights activist challenges Georgia gun law
• Westminster Christian welcomes new headmaster tonight
• Woodall, Broun to hold town hall meeting in Monroe
• Jefferson makes city council business available online
• Police, recycling plan drug take-back event in A-C
• What's going on today?
• Albany nurse accused of $1M in identity theft
• Man accused in HERO worker death gets probation
• State tax collections increase again in March
• Activist challenges gun law in federal court
• Ga. man charged in fatal wreck on I-985
• Ga. man charged in fatal wreck on I-985
• Tanker truck spills gasoline into Dacula creek
• Tanker truck spills gasoline into Dacula creek
• Athens' new economic development boss has Caterpillar ties
• Athens' new economic development boss has Caterpillar ties
• FDA chief wants more inspectors at Savannah port
• Masters golf fan accused of trying to steal sand
• South Ga. lawmakers represent dwindling population
• Kudzu bugs raise concerns
• Man back in Clarke County court on 2005 murder charge
• Author to tell of healing road back from sexual assault
• What's going on today?
• Macon consolidation concerns some authorities
• Family upset over State House Speaker's role in trial
• Price of auctioned soda fountain shocking
• Officials try to revive Underground Atlanta
• Georgians have last chance at $31M in tax refunds
• Jones farm teaches students to live off the land
• Lobbyists spend thousands on gifts for lawmakers
• Rules for undocumented students hit teachers, too
• Families pick prizes together at ACC's egg hunts
• Fresh groceries are drying up in Athens food deserts
• UGA students helping preserve black cemetery
• Viral forecasting expert to speak at UGA
• Governor spares Georgia's oldest welcome center
• Columbus police find man shot dead at apartments
• Parts of Okefenokee refuge reopen after wildfire
• South Ga. lawmakers represent dwindling population
• Georgia Power sees rosier benefits in Vogtle expansion
• Weekly Review: Our top stories of the week
• Huckaby: Easter brings to mind old friend with older message
• Neighbors fearful after random shootings in Tulsa
• Neighbors fearful after random shootings in Tulsa
• Woods club-kicking does not go unnoticed
• Woods club-kicking does not go unnoticed
• Warner Robins ex-councilman faces trial on extortion charges
• Warner Robins ex-councilman faces trial on extortion charges
• Fifth judge recused in Gwinnett Co. man's molestation case
• Police arrest woman in shooting of 9-year-old girl
• Easter egg hunt still on after 1 group canceled
• Police investigate shooting of Ga. 9-year-old girl
• Vet school opens doors at annual open house
• UGA Observatory to feature Venus, Mars, Saturn
• Family of toddler who succumbed to cancer plans memorial
• What's happening today?
• With early spring, hungry caterpillars get head start
• Charter schools dominate Ga. education debate
• Madison County farmers join ranks of area locals at Athens Farmers Market
• Woman gets 3 years for shooting at Atlanta Highway restaurant
• Judge sets date to get information in FBI case
• Coke memorabilia auction kicks off annual event
• Diamond Naturals dog food variety recalled
• Diamond Naturals dog food variety recalled
• Ga. youth group unhurt in Nashville church fire
• Ga. youth group unhurt in Nashville church fire
• Westwood protects lead, but has company at Masters
• Westwood protects lead, but has company at Masters
• Gov. Deal asks GBI to take over sex offender board
• Hugh Acheson moving Five & Ten restaurant
• Easter egg hunt in Macon canceled after parents become violent
• Police arrest woman after gunshots fired at Waffle House
• U.S. economy adds 120K jobs, jobless rate at 8.2%
• Listen: Leila Denmark speaks about her life and career in a 2005 interview
• What's happening today?
• Police report describes shoot-out that killed Athens man
• Hundreds fill church for Dr. Leila Denmark services
• Watson Mill to become a state park again
• Civil rights groups consider march to D.C. over '46 lynching
• Athens-Clarke Commission map submitted to Justice
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• Austell sex offender arrested for child molestation
• Feds probe claims of discrimination against disabled students
• Feds probe claims of discrimination against disabled students
• Warner Robins man sentenced on child porn charges
• Ga. Tech tennis coach resigns after rape charge
• Ga. Tech tennis coach resigns after rape charge
• Former Athens journalist headed to prison for child porn
• Plans filed for downtown Athens apartments
• Plans filed for downtown Athens apartments
• Gingrich's think tank files for bankruptcy
• Gingrich's think tank files for bankruptcy
• Former Athens Rep. John Barrow moves to Augusta
• Former Athens Rep. John Barrow moves to Augusta
• Delays expected as road work continues at Loop, 441
• Money for people facing foreclosure goes unspent
• State broadens range of people who must report abuse
• Herschel Walker aims to open restaurant at gambling site
• UGA to celebrate anniversary of Morill Act
• 4 people sickened in Georgia by salmonella
• What's going on today?
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• Lawyer sentenced to 23 years for securities fraud
• Savannah teen mother indicted for murder of newborn son
• Atlanta woman claims $250,000 lottery prize
• Atlanta woman claims $250,000 lottery prize
• After shooting death, girl's organs are donated
• After shooting death, girl's organs are donated
• Clothing company bringing 600 jobs to Braselton
• Clothing company bringing 600 jobs to Braselton
• Olens revs up lawyers for statewide food drive
• Olens revs up lawyers for statewide food drive
• Athens-Clarke Commission pulls nonprofit's funding again
• Athens-Clarke Commission pulls nonprofit's funding again
• Payne: No comment on membership issues at Masters
• Payne: No comment on membership issues at Masters
• Bone-marrow matches found for sick Athens Academy student
• Bone-marrow matches found for sick Athens Academy student
• Arab Spring coverage dominates Peabody Awards
• Arab Spring coverage dominates Peabody Awards
• Pink slime ban would drive up beef prices $.25 a pound
• Vigil set for MLK Memorial to mark assassination
• Vigil set for MLK Memorial to mark assassination
• Judge sets new vote on Cobb County alcohol sales
• Judge sets new vote on Cobb County alcohol sales
• Little White House in Ga. to host Easter egg roll
• Athens-Clarke commissioner won't seek re-election
• Georgia first lady visits local child-abuse prevention agency
• Young gardeners wrap up class at Gaines Elementary
• OnlineAthens summer intern positions available
• Judge says lawsuit can proceed against ICE agents
• BofA hires small-business bankers in NC, SC, Ga.
• Family of fatally shot Atlanta teen seek arrest
• What's happening today?
• UGA scientists kill cancers with iron oxide
• Page, Wagoner win Alec Little Environmental Award
• State lawmaker returns $800 after expenses questioned
• State lawmaker returns $800 after expenses questioned
• Suspect in law grad's death pleads not guilty
• Suspect in law grad's death pleads not guilty
• Bibb Co. jail inmate who died had swallowed drugs
• Bibb Co. jail inmate who died had swallowed drugs
• Panelists critique downtown Athens Walmart's design
• Panelists critique downtown Athens Walmart's design
• Goat lost in Five Points reunited with owners
• Goat lost in Five Points reunited with owners
• Motorcycle crash critically injures Arcade city manager, kills her husband
• Heat brings early start for Georgia strawberries
• UGA to host events with Cape Verde ambassador
• Creative barrels raise money for water conservation
• What's going on today?
• Global Payments says Visa drops it after breach
• Warm ocean could be causing sea turtle strandings
• Deal quietly achieves much of legislative agenda
• Brothers in critical condition after home invasion
• Homeless man charged in Savannah apartment fire
• Man found guilty in Atlanta of killing boxer
• Man found guilty in Atlanta of killing boxer
• Leila Denmark, beloved doctor, dies at 114
• Leila Denmark, beloved doctor, dies at 114
• GBI investigates body found near Social Circle
• GBI investigates body found near Social Circle
• UGA professor: Obama's re-election not certain, but looking more likely
• UGA professor: Obama's re-election not certain, but looking more likely
• A tea-party group targets Republicans
• Atlanta Braves reliever Martinez charged with DUI
• Atlanta Braves reliever Martinez charged with DUI
• Secret Service assisting A-C police in credit fraud case
• Secret Service assisting A-C police in credit fraud case
• Court nixes civil suit over lies to grand jury
• Court nixes civil suit over lies to grand jury
• Neighborhood group hosts panel on Selig development
• Ex-high school football star from Georgia to be executed
• Warm ocean could be causing sea turtle strandings
• Atlanta firm eyes historic mill for development
• Dancing the night away to benefit Project Safe
• Okefenokee refuge celebrating 75th anniversary
• Few right whale calves spotted as season ends
• Macon police seek suspect in driver slaying
• Savannah police officer fired after he's arrested
• Police: 2 killed in metro Atlanta home invasion
• Body found under boat near downtown Augusta
• Madison County wins $1.5 million state loan for water system and mains
• Oconee County commissioners start budgeting for 2013
• AIDS Athens remembers friends lost to the virus
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• Glades Reservoir creates ripples downstream
• Leaf-limb in Zone 6 this week
• Groups identify trees bent by American Indians
• Rare lizard hatches at Zoo Atlanta
• GDOT announces $39 million in statewide projects
• Plans scrapped for Savannah liquefied gas trucking
• Community mourns soldier killed in Afghanistan
• E-commerce tax to target out-of-state retailers
• Authorities still hunting suspects from day of Athens cop shootings
• Group considers environmental literacy requirement for UGA students
• Food carts show potential beyond hot dogs
• Abortion bill caps off busy session for Georgia legislature
• Weekly Review: A look back at the week's top stories
• What's happening today?
• Huckaby: Soon, there'll be another teacher in the family
• Ga. Mega Millions players cash in smaller prizes
• Ga. Mega Millions players cash in smaller prizes
• Robber grabs package store's cash
• Robber grabs package store's cash
• Kennesaw company struggling to fill six-figure jobs
• Kennesaw company struggling to fill six-figure jobs
• Ga. math teacher, student charged in sexual tryst
• Middle Ga. man receives life in prison for 1995 murder
• Record Mega Millions numbers: 2-4-23-38-46, MB 23
• Police nab suspect in Lexington Road credit union robbery
• Children get buggy at UGA Insect Zoo
• Kids to show off their science skills this weekend
• Dog of Week: Meet Blossom
• Mutts can strut their stuff this weekend
• Cat of Week: Meet Hannah
• Trees to soak up pollution from industrial site
• Georgia Power files request to drop fuel rates
• What's happening today?
• FAMU will make hazing committee meet in public
• Man dies after his SUV rammed into a log truck
• Man dies after his SUV rammed into a log truck
• Home Depot to close Braselton plant, lay off 300
• Home Depot to close Braselton plant, lay off 300
• Police nab suspect in Lexington Road credit union robbery
• Police nab suspect in Lexington Road credit union robbery
• Veteran GBI official named A-C assistant police chief
• Gas leak that caused UGA evacuation has been repaired
• Big office building proposed on Prince Avenue
• Ex-judge's strip club activity in crosshairs
• Baby enters world on side of busy Ga. interstate
• Major changes to open records bill head to governor
• Lawmakers reach compromise on anti-abortion bill
• Lawmakers reach agreement on zero-based budgeting
• State lawmakers pass bill to grade public schools
• High school students, staff sent to hospital with skin rash
• Lawmakers bringing end to session in election year
• Kids test smarts, reflexes in middle-school quiz contest
• Expect to see more bloodsucking bugs earlier this spring
• What's happening today?
• DOT redirects large trucks away from Statham rail crossing
• Attempted murder suspect may be looking for victim in Athens
• Athens bone marrow donor drive breaks world record
• Athens bone marrow donor drive breaks world record
• UGA moves closer to creating school of engineering
• UGA moves closer to creating school of engineering
• State agency reprimands judge after DUI charge
• State agency reprimands judge after DUI charge
• Judge allows lawsuit over Georgia Power surcharge to go forward
• Athens Area Chamber endorses transportation tax
• Screening, better diagnosis cited for autism rise
• Man gets 19 years for role in 3 bank robberies
• Ga. legislature brings end to session in election year
• UGA holds Spring Dance Concert in April
• Report: US cancer rates continue downward trend
• Army charges Ft. Stewart soldiers with murder
• Atlanta man charged with murder in the death of woman
• JetBlue captain grew increasingly erratic on plane
• DeKalb Co. woman accused of sex with teenager
• What's going on today?
• New factory employing 60 slated for Wrens
• Police: Hazing took place at FAMU professor's home
• Highway 441 commuters can expect delays
• UGA applications set record
• Local groups hit the trail this spring
• Authorities raid illegal casinos in Clarke and Jackson counties
• Report: Rambo, Ogletree both to sit at least two games
• Accused Athens dealers may also face movie-pirating charges
• Sheriff, bail bondsman at odds over political allegiance
• Police investigate fatal shooting of Atlanta toddler
• JetBlue pilot charged with interfering with crew
• Bill banning home picketing unites opposition
• Police shoot, kill man they say was armed, nude
• Seismic research in Atlantic moves toward OK
• Authority keeps drought restrictions; raises cost to fish
• Ex-Defense official sentenced in Ga. for bribery
• Judge to weigh reinstatement of student president
• Bill would move local elections in Athens to July
• Clarke County School District Calendar
• GA Speaker refuses to compromise on abortion bill
• Higher ed provision stripped from immigration bill
• Georgia police see increasing gains from seizures
• Volunteers work 'round the clock to find bone marrow donors
• Accused credit union robber turned himself in three years ago
• Assisted suicide would be banned under state law
• What's going on today?
• Athens picked as top small city for music
• Senate agrees to exempt donated food from sales tax
• General Assembly allows colleges to construct more non-academic buildings
• Children-only insurance bill heads to governor
• General Assembly passes bill revoking teacher bonuses
• Classic Center expansion running ahead of schedule
• Classic Center expansion running ahead of schedule
• Jailers book man with gun into Clarke County Jail
• Jailers book man with gun into Clarke County Jail
• Man pleads guilty to school bomb threat
• Man pleads guilty to school bomb threat
• Ordinary quarry work caused boom heard across Athens
• Ordinary quarry work caused boom heard across Athens
• Boy, 10, shot to death in Hephzibah
• Boy, 10, shot to death in Hephzibah
• UGA will close campus post office
• UGA will close campus post office
• Charges dropped against companion of former UGA AD Damon Evans
• Deal signs law banning synthetic marijuana
• Crash closes Loop north of Athens
• Georgia lake steadily rising as tourists return
• Dead dog's body strapped to utility pole in Macon
• Ga. lawmakers OK raising cap on college buildings
• Ga. lawmakers pass bill revoking teacher bonuses
• What's going on today?
• Eight Clarke County students tapped for Governor's Honors
• Finishing touches put on Madison County Library expansion
• Attorneys seek recusal in Athens cop-killer case
• Federal SEC investigates Donnan bankruptcy
• Local officials question tax reform bill
• Local officials question tax reform bill
• Missing Barrow County man found dead; no foul play indicated
• Missing Barrow County man found dead; no foul play indicated
• Atlanta police investigate hit and run, body found
• Atlanta police investigate hit and run, body found
• St. Mary's closes on land for new Greensboro hospital
• Explosion reported at the home of Roswell's 'Chicken Man'
• Explosion reported at the home of Roswell's 'Chicken Man'
• Facebook flub means trouble for local restaurant
• More laptops reported stolen from abortion doctors in Atlanta
• Ga. agencies spend $18.7 million on water wars
• Sheriff's office to set up box for unwanted prescription drugs
• Ga. Senate to debate bill restricting abortion
• What's happening today?
• Volunteers set sights on world record for bone marrow registry
• Bridge replacement a little ahead in Madison County
• Mayors deliver Meals on Wheels
• Four area schools need improvement in performance of disabled students
• Police charge 70-year-old man with wife's killing
• Scientists to study Savannah River's flow
• Police investigate shooting at crowded Columbus park
• Police investigate teen's death near Decatur apartment complex
• Bill may prevent services for illegal immigrants
• Leaf & Limb schedule for March 26-30
• Weekly Review: A look back at our top stories
• What's happening today?
• Wife of fallen officer starts Buddy Christian Foundation to help others
• Most Georgia fourth-graders exposed to second-hand smoke
• Pinewood Derby racing drives youth from Northeast Georgia to compete
• Locals edge closer to reaching compromise with state about Watson Mill
• Gen. Lee's sword featured at Appomattox museum
• Judge upholds fire captain's suspension over prank
• Fannie Mae suing Columbus real estate lawyer
• Albany police seeking smashers of power meters
• Vidalia hosts 200 players in cornhole tournament
• FAMU emails detail hazing warnings
• Civil War park hopes to attract record visitors
• Lawmakers look at expanding voucher program
• Milton police seek man cracking safe with power saw
• UGA grad Stallings, poet and MacArthur winner, visits Athens
• Huckaby: Headed to Texas for Spring Break
• Chipper Jones to miss start of farewell season
• What's going on today?
• Athens death penalty case stalled by lack of funding
• UGA scientists' inventions could make world better, group says
• Today's BreastFest mission is remission
• Savannah church fight appealed to Supreme Court
• Feds: Ga. illegal immigrant population 6th largest
• Confederate flag back at Ga. fort after 148 years
• Atlanta Mayor, delegation depart for China
• American WWII veterans retain ties in Myanmar
• Cat of Week: Meet Bella
• Hope Lodge gives Athens couple chance to stay close to doctors
• Dog of Week: Meet Hope
• Athens protestors take on birth control mandate
• Commissioners endorse downtown Athens master plan
• Commissioners endorse downtown Athens master plan
• Feds could close Athens courthouse
• Feds could close Athens courthouse
• World Court judge to speak at UGA law school
• Dance group to honor tickets for closed theater
• School hopes facility boosts Gainsville economy
• Nuçi's Space wins major grant
• Student sues Ga. school over proposed prom changes
• Atlanta march planned in memory of Trayvon Martin
• Gunman opens fire on police officer, wounding him
• 441 in Farmington open again after truck overturned
• Feds consider closing some courtrooms
• Georgians protest teenager's shooting death in Fla
• Memorial Saturday for beloved teacher Johnny Johnson
• Tilapia bill dies in committee
• AthFest 2012 headliners announced
• What's going on today?
• Exhibit opens for master's students to show art
• Hundreds honor slain Athens-Clarke officer on anniversary of shooting
• Hunger Games a hit, despite story's dark theme
• State water program could help fund Hard Labor Creek Reservoir
• Adams: Expect small tuition hike next year
• Henry Co. treatment center worker pleads guilty to fraud
• Henry Co. treatment center worker pleads guilty to fraud
• Mother charged in toddler's drowning death
• Mother charged in toddler's drowning death
• Kroger joins 'pink slime' exodus
• Kroger joins 'pink slime' exodus
• Herman Cain fires up crowd at UGA
• Report: Broun gained personally from campaign contributions
• Ga. lawmakers try reconciling drug testing bills
• Athens-Clarke police identify Eastside credit union robber
• Chattahoochee dam is blasted open with dynamite
• Georgia jobless rate drops to 3-year low
• Home beer brewers seek changes to alcohol laws
• World's busiest airport seeks volunteers for test
• High Museum to offer "Pay As You Wish" admission Saturday
• Off-the-charts pollen spreads allergy misery
• Ex-principal faces charges for credit card fraud
• State Senate adopts $19.2B state budget plan
• Court revives Ala. inmate's execution appeal
• Augusta man sentenced for death of military officer
• Toddler falls from window onto driveway in Cobb Co
• Patrick Stewart to host this year's Peabody Awards
• What's happening today?
• Statham rail crossing proves troublesome for heavy trucks
• Athens police force faces 'new norm' a year after officer shootings
• Deal buoyed by legislative successes
• Starbucks to open new plant in Georgia
• Starbucks to open new plant in Georgia
• UGA genetics researchers win nearly $2M in grants
• UGA genetics researchers win nearly $2M in grants
• Family reports attack at ice cream shop
• Family reports attack at ice cream shop
• Walmart not sure if it will come into downtown Athens development
• Walmart not sure if it will come into downtown Athens development
• Athens-Clarke police charge man in Westside stabbing
• Teen burned in chemical explosion inside apartment
• Soaring pollen count taking toll on people, pets
• Gospel singer goes from homelessness to top charts
• Slain UNC student's photo used on Indian ads
• North Korea orchestra coming to Atlanta
• School bus, MARTA bus collide
• Police swarm island in massive hunt for inmate
• Volunteers needed for Clarke County parent-teacher conferences
• Remedial courses not a solution but a problem, students say
• Bike ride will raise awareness of planned trail
• Cedar chorus will sing in Carnegie Hall
• What's happening today?
• Woman charged with murder in death of Henry Co man
• Ga. names 156 'focus' schools under waiver
• Feds charge another ex-Carter's exec with fraud
• State legislative panel OKs criminal justice plan
• Ga. House swiftly approves tax code changes
• Ga. House swiftly approves tax code changes
• AG Olens: Bill will let me prosecute more closed meetings
• PSC OKs Georgia Power request to close 3 plants
• PSC OKs Georgia Power request to close 3 plants
• Athens girl arrested for shooting out school bus window
• Jurors weigh fate of inmate who killed molester
• Jurors weigh fate of inmate who killed molester
• Ga. Senate panel OKs $19.2B budget for FY2013
• Ga. Senate panel OKs $19.2B budget for FY2013
• Attacks in 8 Iraq cities kill 46 ahead of summit
• Ga. man facing charges after 11-hour police standoff
• Georgia's pollen count sets new record
• Man accused of slapping police horse in Savannah
• Abortion bill passes Senate committee
• State high court overturns ed. board members' ouster
• Odd duo targets Georgia Power over surcharge tax
• Senate panel OKs proposed public records changes
• Balloon pilot killed in Ga., passengers are safe
• New dean of UGA's college of arts and sciences named
• Voters to consider charter schools at ballot box
• Atlanta settles over alleged police misconduct
• What's happening today?
• Bill would bar illegal immigrants from colleges
• Plan would do away with car tax
• Reward offered in Lexington Road credit union robbery
• Reward offered in Lexington Road credit union robbery
• Bill would bar illegal immigrants from Ga. colleges
• Bill would bar illegal immigrants from Ga. colleges
• Pollen, temperatures reach record highs
• Downtown Walmart plans taking longer than expected
• Downtown Walmart plans taking longer than expected
• Missing balloon pilot's body found
• DHEC says justices should hear port case
• Skydivers: Missing balloon pilot kept them safe
• Supreme Court upholds ban on Five Points parking enforcement
• Ga. Southern to host corporate crime conference
• Ga. Supreme Court overturns school board ouster
• Ga. man drowns in northeast Alabama
• Sportswriter Furman Bisher dies at 93
• Searchers comb Ga. woods for missing balloon pilot
• Ga. will apply for fed program aimed at helping unemployed
• Blacks more likely to die from cancer, say UGA researchers
• St. Baldrick's volunteers give up locks for cancer research
• Accused Athens cop-killer case gets off to rocky start
• Newest iPad a hit at Athens stores
• Ga. will apply for fed program to help jobless
• DeKalb student to go to national spelling bee
• Authorities search south Ga. for missing NC pilot
• For a century, underground railroad ran south
• Ga. handed out $355M to subpar day care centers
• What's happening today?
• Leaf and Limb pickup for this week
• Nation's first underground railroad ran south to Spanish Florida
• Researchers take part in prostate cancer symposium
• Ft. Benning plants tree buffer for nearby homes
• Groups protest Ga. Senate bill to limit picketing
• Weekly Review: A look back at our top stories
• What's happening today?
• Thousands jam Savannah for St. Patrick's Day revelry
• Efforts to draw biotech continue in Caterpillar's wake
• A year after his death, the wife of slain officer Christian looks back
• Birchmore visits with Weed Warriors working at Memorial Park
• Huckaby: Napping like a teenager again
• In the pink: Macon opens Cherry Blossom Festival
• In the pink: Macon opens Cherry Blossom Festival
• Atlanta doctor sentenced in child pornography case
• Atlanta doctor sentenced in child pornography case
• Thousands jam Savannah for St. Patrick's parade
• Thousands jam Savannah for St. Patrick's parade
• Couple robbed of jewelry by fake city workers
• Couple robbed of jewelry by fake city workers
• Drug testing likely to face legal challenges
• Drug testing likely to face legal challenges
• Police: Credit union robber passed demand note
• Obama arrives in Atlanta for one-day fundraiser
• Gunshots fired at celebrity hairstylist's salon
• Southern teens have highest rates of pregnancies, STDs, study says
• Police prepared for drunken St. Pat's revelers
• St. Patrick's Day a time for Irish music (and beer)
• Stuff to do on St. Patrick's Day
• Man robs Lexington Road credit union
• Man robs Lexington Road credit union
• What's happening today?
• Ex-sheriff's deputy admits to assaulting detainee
• Ex-sheriff's deputy admits to assaulting detainee
• Dog of Week: Meet Fred
• Cat of Week: Meet Swiss Cheese
• Thomson man gets life in prison in death of uncle
• Thomson man gets life in prison in death of uncle
• Thurmond graduates from military training
• Cooper promoted upon graduation
• Whiddon completes Navy basic training
• Wyatt graduates from training
• College administrators head to UGA for graduation summit
• Yawn commissioned as second lieutenant
• Goodwin graduates from Navy basic training
• 2012 Savannah St. Patrick's Day could be largest in the world
• What's happening today?
• Winterville welcomes new police chief, John Finley
• New signs show neighborhood identity in more ways than one
• UGA a capella group competing in Nashville
• Athens-Clarke police investigating bogus FBI agent
• Athens-Clarke police investigating bogus FBI agent
• Ron Paul supporters say GOP cheated them out of delegates
• Ron Paul supporters say GOP cheated them out of delegates
• Neuman found guilty, but mentally ill in shooting outside pre-K
• Neuman found guilty, but mentally ill, in preschool shooting
• Ga. shooting suspect's wife doubts husband's insanity claim
• Ga. shooting suspect's wife doubts husband's insanity claim
• Savannah Mayor won't challenge Irish group's no-women rule
• Savannah Mayor won't challenge Irish group's no-women rule
• Jurors weigh killing outside Ga. daycare
• Jurors weigh killing outside Ga. daycare
• CDC launching graphic anti-smoking ad campaign
• St. Patrick's driving checkpoints on SC border
• St. Patrick's driving checkpoints on SC border
• Ga. preservationists holding statewide conference
• Ga. preservationists holding statewide conference
• Ga. court case pits Navy vs. endangered whales
• Ga. court case pits Navy vs. endangered whales
• CDC launching graphic anti-smoking ad campaign
• What's going on today?
• More than 1M voters turned out for Ga. primary
• Struggling Marietta theatre gets $30,000
• Man killed in hit-and-run drove car of dead man
• Toastmasters club seeks members for 50th anniversary
• Stream advocates oppose Georgia bill to allow tilapia farms
• More technical college credits will transfer under new rule
• Bill would allow brewpubs to boost output
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• Family feels arrest near in murder of Monroe man found in Oglethorpe well
• Family feels arrest near in murder of Monroe man found in Oglethorpe well
• Locals hope for a star-sighting in downtown Athens
• Locals hope for a star-sighting in downtown Athens
• First teacher fired in Atlanta Public School cheating scandal
• First teacher fired in Atlanta Public School cheating scandal
• Groups state opposition to allowing guns on college campuses
• Groups state opposition to allowing guns on college campuses
• No Athens area schools on state's low-performance list
• No Athens area schools on state's low-performance list
• Warner Robins man gets 14 years in prison for statutory rape
• Warner Robins man gets 14 years in prison for statutory rape
• 15 banks pass Fed's stress test; Suntrust, 3 more fail
• Metro Atlanta leaders hope to redevelop GM plant
• Athens-Clarke study says don't build neighborhood parks
• Jurors to return Thursday in preschool murder trial
• Gun found in restroom of Macon high school
• Occupy students disrupt Board of Regents meeting
• More arrests made in Paulding Co. high school vandalism
• Savannah mayor urges Obama to help deepen port
• Labor commissioner looks to lawmakers for help
• Labor commissioner looks to lawmakers for help
• Jet rolls off taxiway at Atlanta's airport
• Authorities raid alleged gambling operation in Decatur
• Santorum sweeps Alabama, Mississippi primaries
• What's happening today?
• Spring Valley EcoFarms wins stewardship honor
• Athens-Clarke urges residents to fix leaks and save water
• Few people parking at new downtown Athens deck
• Few people parking at new downtown Athens deck
• Teacher Carson dies after battling ALS
• Vigil to mark one year since Athens-Clarke officer was slain
• Vigil to mark one year since Athens-Clarke officer was slain
• Lawyer: Victim's wife fed Neuman's delusions
• Lawyer: Victim's wife fed Neuman's delusions
• Sparta police officer arrested on dogfighting charges
• Occupiers disrupt university regents meeting
• Officials set deadline for college mergers
• Attorneys say preschool shooting suspect was insane during killing
• Man who stabbed Athens officer ruled incompetent to stand trial
• Spellers to gather in Atlanta for state bee
• Jet rolls off taxiway at world's busiest airport
• Gunmen try to hijack golf cart in Peachtree City
• New system uses satellites to monitor island water
• Ga. Senate OKs bill addressing foreclosure registries
• Police: 14 Occupy Atlanta protesters arrested
• State lawmakers approve bill on teacher bonuses
• Savannah River Site debuts new green power plant
• Man struck, killed by MARTA train in Atlanta
• UGA to replace dining hall, may build Lumpkin pedestrian bridge
• What's happening today?
• Expect delays on Ga. 17 near Lavonia
• Expect late morning traffic delay at 316-78 intersection
• Oconee sheriff installs box to collect old drugs
• Fight costs man eye
• Movie shooting at downtown Athens bar Wednesday
• Movie shooting at downtown Athens bar Wednesday
• Testimony wraps up in daycare murder trial
• Testimony wraps up in daycare murder trial
• Crowds protest abortion, birth control bills at state capitol
• Nearly 20 Paulding Co. students facing charges after vandalism
• Nearly 20 Paulding Co. students facing charges after vandalism
• New Athens-Clarke Commission map goes to governor
• Court proceedings halted as accused cop-killer demands recusal (With Video)
• Jail official takes stand in Neuman murder trial
• What's going on today?
• Banner-Herald now to be printed in Norcross
• Psychic helps motivate author to finish book
• People more likely to contract rabies from cats than wildlife
• Campbell Center property, research in slow transition to UGA
• UGA program combines adventure with helping
• House debates ending ban on silencers in hunting
• Atlanta police investigate fatal shooting Saturday
• Wiring issues cause problems at Floyd County Jail
• Ga. poultry farmers say new rules could be costly
• Trial set for Ala. officer's discrimination claim
• Jekyll Island going after lost convention business
• Leaf and Limb pickup scheduled in Winterville
• Ga.-based Air Force band falls to budget cuts
• Girl Scouts mark 100 years with Savannah events
• Residents protest plan to open Walmart in Decatur
• What's going on today?
• Weekly Review: A look back at our top stories
• Social issues dominate this General Assembly session
• Attorneys to argue dozens of motions in accused Athens cop-killer case
• Clarke parents question changes in school AP courses
• Lobbyists spend thousands in charter school debate
• Huckaby:Laissez les bon temps rouler, y'all
• Warner Robins Air Force band falls to budget cuts
• Warner Robins Air Force band falls to budget cuts
• Gingrich: I won't quit if I lose Tuesday in South
• Gingrich: I won't quit if I lose Tuesday in South
• Woman's father arrested in death of husband
• Augusta man charged with murder in fatal shooting case
• Psychiatrist says Neuman not insane in trial
• Ga. man receives life in prison for 2008 murder
• Night of Blue Lights begins today at Oconee Veterans Park
• Ga. man arrested in death of man in Forsyth County
• What's going on today?
• Oglethorpe Avenue Elementary School students show off their skills, knowledge at fair
• Dog of the Week: Meet Autumn
• Cat of week: Meet Brady
• Deputy tasers unruly inmate in Clarke County Courthouse
• Judge refuses accused Athens cop-killer's request to be moved
• Judge refuses accused Athens cop-killer's request to be moved
• Broun says he'll debate challengers
• Broun says he'll debate challengers
• Kitten that hung around Starbucks had rabies
• Kitten that hung around Starbucks had rabies
• GA immigration review panel gets first complaint
• GA immigration review panel gets first complaint
• Teens charged in serial BB shootings on Athens' Eastside
• Teens charged in serial BB shootings on Athens' Eastside
• Caterpillar begins limited hiring for Athens manufacturing plant
• Lawmakers gut Deal's tax credit proposal
• Children held at gunpoint during home invasion in Gainesville
• Fulton Co. middle school teacher charged with abuse
• What's going on today?
• New Urbanism not as simple as once thought, expert says
• Middle school students, author connect with Internet visit
• Kemp: Super Tuesday primary date made Georgia relevant
• Brother of Oconee sheriff gets 15 years for child porn
• Athens Nurses Clinic wins $15,000 grant
• Athens woman threatened with gang violence
• Georgia boy, 12, paid to fight zombies
• Sunday alcohol sales fails by 1 vote in Ga. town
• Greece sees finish line in race to slice debt
• Macon Planetarium set to reopen after major overhaul
• Pizza delivery drivers help police nab suspects
• UGA to host poet Stallings later this month
• Georgia man gets 4 ½ years for drug trafficking
• State Senate OKs bill requiring training for food stamps
• Drag queen performer sentenced to prison
• Ted Turner donates $1 million to help gorilla fund
• Ga. Senate tables school voucher expansion bill
• Police evict protesters from camp, Occupy Athens plans to keep asking for public hearings
• Ceramics students offer their wares for sale
• Ending racism now an economic priority, says Atlanta mayor
• Georgia lawmakers face Crossover Day deadline to get bills approved
• What's happening today?
• UGA economists: Not much improvement in 2012
• UGA economists: Not much improvement in 2012
• Another victim reports BB shooting on Athens' Eastside
• Another victim comes forward in series of shootings on Athens' Eastside
• Children of pregnant woman find her shot to death
• Children of pregnant woman find her shot to death
• Voters want legislators tested for drug use
• Voters want legislators tested for drug use
• Renovated airport terminal dedicated in Augusta
• Renovated airport terminal dedicated in Augusta
• Occupy Athens members to hold press conference today after leaving their City Hall camp
• Judge rejects gag order request in Paula Deen case
• Rabies confirmed in Clarke County raccoon
• Marietta voters approve school theatre project
• Teens arrested after crashing though ceiling
• Coca-Cola attorney to speak at UGA
• Central Georgia school system to return to 5-day week
• South Georgia hospital joins Mayo Clinic system
• How you voted in Northeast Georgia
• Groups aims to restore and protect Georgia creek
• What's going on today?
• UGA tops graduation rates, but Georgia lags behind other states
• Newt Gingrich wins Georgia Republican primary
• DeKalb public works employees indicted
• Ga. preliminary storm damage estimate at $40M
• Economy key issue, even as state results diverge
• Chef Paula Deen's attorneys say accusations false
• Unruly Occupiers kicked out of Athens-Clarke commission meeting
• Sundays sales passes in Statham, Arcade
• Newt Gingrich wins Georgia Republican primary
• FDIC sues 12 ex-directors of failed Commerce bank
• FDIC sues 12 ex-directors of failed Commerce bank
• Executives with Athens gaming company plead guilty in gambling probe
• Executives with Athens gaming company plead guilty in gambling probe
• Low turnout in Georgia presidential primary
• Low turnout in Georgia presidential primary
• DNA tests cast doubt on Ga. strangler case
• DNA tests cast doubt on Ga. strangler case
• Athens district changes head for swift passage
• Okefenokee swamps gets swampy again
• One candidate drops out of Oconee County sheriff's race
• Oconee names superintendent finalist
• US troops may go on trial over Afghanistan suicide
• Report: Minority students face harsher punishments
• Gingrich pins hopes Tuesday on big Georgia win
• MARTA to put security cameras on buses and trains
• Ga. botanical garden holding art contest
• Woman claims harassment at Paula Deen restaurant
• Selma-Montgomery march enters second day
• Cost of open records would drop under Ga. bill
• Ga. Senate passes immigration colleges bill
• House Republicans to unveil Ga. budget plan
• State House targeting rogue pain clinic owners
• Georgia voters go to polls to pick Republican presidential nominee
• Phi Mu honored as UGA's oldest sorority
• What's going on today?
• Walmart developer won't meet Occupy Athens' demands
• Walmart developer won't meet Occupy Athens' demands
• Conviction upheld for man who murdered Athens clerk
• Conviction upheld for man who murdered Athens clerk
• Johnson, teacher at Athens Montessori, dies at home
• AP's Rukmini Callimachi wins Ga.'s McGill Medal
• Freeze warning issued before temperatures plunge
• Freeze warning issued before temperatures plunge
• Depalma's expanding into Asia
• Stadion Classic looking for volunteers
• Moms gather in Savannah for breast-feeding protest
• Boy pulls knife on mom in West Athens, threatens to kill her
• Ga. Senate passes bill to grade public schools
• Police investigate death of boy found in hot tub
• Gunman shoots at Athens drivers, jogger
• 30 homes destroyed, 189 others damaged by storms
• Backstreet Boy reports $120,000 jewelry theft
• Tornado-damaged school to reopen today
• Mountains, wilderness pose problems for interstate
• Donations to UGA up 12 percent
• Sandy Creek Nature Center hosts Log House Open House
• Ga. lawmakers may have to stop diverting fees
• Issues linger as Ga. session hits home stretch
• Protesters kick off 6-day march to Montgomery
• Limbaugh comments overshadow GOP contest
• What's going on today?
• Woman's memoirs offer glimpse of life in the 1800s
• Widow of former Georgia governor dies at 85
• Widow of former Georgia governor dies at 85
• State lawmakers may have to stop diverting fees
• State lawmakers may have to stop diverting fees
• Paulding Co. airport closed indefinitely after storm damage
• Paulding Co. airport closed indefinitely after storm damage
• Police investigating Waffle House shooting
• Police investigating Waffle House shooting
• 3 arrested in deadly home-invasion robbery in Columbia Co.
• 3 arrested in deadly home-invasion robbery in Columbia Co.
• Storm kills Alpharetta woman taking shelter in drain pipe
• Plan to preserve sea island culture comes together
• Modern issues focus of Alabama march anniversary
• What's going on today
• Gingrich, Santorum battle for Bible Belt voters
• Weekly Review: Top stories of the previous week
• Poll: Gingrich is winning in Georgia, but is he the best to beat Obama?
• DA's new cold case unit hopes to solve old Athens murders
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• Occupy Athens to set up tents outside city hall to protest proposed Walmart
• Occupy Athens to set up tents outside city hall to protest proposed Walmart
• Huckaby: Nearly spring means just one thing - baseball
• Poll: Gingrich leads Georgia, but Santorum's gaining
• Poll: Gingrich leads Georgia, but Santorum's gaining
• Ga. communities adding booze vote to Super Tuesday
• Ga. communities adding booze vote to Super Tuesday
• Feds sue former executives of failed Ga. bank
• Feds sue former executives of failed Ga. bank
• Strong storm system moves across north Georgia
• What's going on today?
• Ga. developer looks to Delaware for gambling idea
• Firm aims to build natural gas pipeline to Georgia
• Ex-Glock exec found guilty on racketeering charges
• Clarke school district may re-organize year-old career academy
• Volunteers make Read Across America day fun
• Broun agrees to debate challenger
• Dog of Week: Meet Spiller
• Cat of Week: Meet Blue
• Broun agrees to debate challenger
• Broun agrees to debate challenger
• 4th man charged in videotaped beating of Atlanta gay man
• 4th man charged in videotaped beating of Atlanta gay man
• Ex-Glock CEO found guilty on racketeering charges
• Ex-Glock CEO found guilty on racketeering charges
• Opponents to rally against Walmart today
• Rally against Walmart Saturday
• More than 140,000 ballots cast in Ga. primary
• More than 140,000 ballots cast in Ga. primary
• Apparent tornadoes hit Alabama homes, prison
• Madison Co. science teacher finalist for Teacher of the Year
• Firefighters rescue man from blaze in Southwest Athens
• Major gift supports Athens Farmers Market mission
• Judge postpones murder trial of Hemy Neuman
• Health care conference attracts nearly 3,000 to downtown Athens
• Georgia under threat of tornadoes, severe storms
• Worries arise along with blooms in early spring
• Tucker: Corporate money will distort elections
• Oconee Connector extension opens
• What's happening today?
• Spring enrollment at UGA totals 33,367 students
• Athens student moves on to state spelling bee
• Mom charged with inventing her son's illness, collecting money
• Mom charged with inventing her son's illness, collecting money
• Hawks sign Dampler for remainder of season
• Hawks sign Dampler for remainder of season
• Gingrich stakes his campaign on old Georgia home
• Gingrich stakes his campaign on old Georgia home
• Disabled man indicted on murder charges in Ga.
• Disabled man indicted on murder charges in Ga.
• Country star Jason Aldean works out with Braves
• Country star Jason Aldean works out with Braves
• Psychologist backs Neuman's insanity defense
• Psychologist backs Neuman's insanity defense
• Ga. nuclear plants could be delayed
• Ga. nuclear plants could be delayed
• Athens couple will continue vacation after cruise ship fire
• Athens couple will continue vacation after cruise ship fire
• Government eyes popular malt liquor Four Loko
• Government eyes popular malt liquor Four Loko
• Soldier gets 8-year prison sentence in sex case
• Appeals court to hear challenges to GA and AL immigration laws
• Ga. unemployment rate down for 6th straight month
• Ga. agency says 25 more counties 'camera ready'
• Primary race brings GOP campaigns to Ga.
• Georgia spared by major damage as storms diminish
• Police: 3 men found dead in suburban Atlanta
• Clayton Co. police say suspect fatally shot by authorities
• Neuman's defense team presents case
• House passes overhaul of Ga. juvenile justice law
• Ga. moves to ban most abortions after 5 months
• Developer takes big gamble on $1B Ga. complex
• What's going on today?
• UGA honors Clarke school leaders
• Athens' leap year babies celebrate birthdays once every four years
• House passes bill to ban abortions after 5 months of pregnancy
• State jailing too many juveniles, think tank says
• Strapped nonprofits ask Athens-Clarke for help
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• North Ga. judge who pulled gun out in open court retires
• North Ga. judge who pulled gun out in open court retires
• Text message auto correct error causes a high school in Gainesville to lockdown
• Text message auto correct error causes a high school in Gainesville to lockdown
• Donors learn 7-year-old Oglethorpe boy not sick after all
• Donors learn 7-year-old Oglethorpe boy not sick after all
• One killed in three-vehicle wreck in Danielsville
• Gingrich would expand Savannah harbor if elected
• World's biggest passenger jet to serve Atlanta
• Lawmakers voice support for gambling proposal
• Strong storms, tornadoes possible in parts of Ga.
• Gingrich to address Ga. lawmakers ahead of primary
• GSU to hold conference on at-risk youth
• Quick action by neighbors alerts homeowner of fire
• Defense to open case in Ga. murder trial
• Widow testifies in favor of assisted suicide bill
• Macon homeowners offer reward after signs stolen
• Zoo Atlanta has 2 new golden lion tamarin babies
• Lawyer: Attackers didn't yell gay slurs in beating
• Ga. teachers would lose pay for test cheating
• Prosecution rests case in preschool shooting murder trial
• Old photos revealing Chase Street Elementary School's history
• 10 Commandments OK in gov't buildings under bill
• Gingrich targeting 'Super Tuesday' states
• What's happening today?
• Boy Scouts honor three local leaders
• Strapped nonprofits ask Athens-Clarke for help
• Strapped nonprofits ask Athens-Clarke for help
• Murdered man's Athens business partner had legal problems in past
• Murdered man's Athens business partner had legal problems in past
• Ga. developer plans gambling complex
• Ga. developer plans gambling complex
• Athens up for arts award
• Ga. developer plans gambling complex
• Deal wants more time for HOPE changes
• Deal calls for more college graduates in Georgia
• Bill to tax some online sales headed for a vote
• Ga. widow testifies in favor of assisted suicide bill
• NYPD head not sorry about NJ Muslim surveillance
• Gingrich to appear at Ga. college where he taught
• Opponents of immigration bill rally at Ga. Capitol
• UGA researcher looking at illness in bald eagles
• City to repair site of Occupy Atlanta protest
• More than 72,000 vote early in Georgia primary
• DeKalb man who said men strangled wife arrested
• Ga. Democrats regrouping amid dwindling funds
• 11 arrested in Spalding County on gang charges
• Revised Ga. open government bill gets early vote
• Criminal justice reform bill drops in State House
• Authorities: Former Ala. deputy found dead
• What's going on today?
• DUI driver in fatal Mother's Day wreck wants new trial
• Celebrities line up to read books in Learning Ally's Record-A-Thon
• House subcommittee advances Sunshine Law revision
• Atlanta mayor: Cooperation will benefit Athens
• Atlanta mayor: Cooperation will benefit Athens
• UGA researchers: Heat killing three times more football players
• UGA researchers: Heat killing three times more football players
• Residents escape fire that destroyed home on Athens' Eastside
• Residents escape fire that destroyed home on Athens' Eastside
• Court fines lawyer who challenged Athens noise law
• High court sides with widow in fight over former Barrow commissioner's estate
• Ga. university system names new academic chief
• Sex offenders could not drive Ga. buses under plan
• Lawmakers try again to draw Athens-Clarke Commission districts
• Ga. senate honors American Idol star Lauren Alaina
• Ga. city drafts ordinance for horse-drawn carriages
• Petition to recall Denson thrown out
• Georgian facing 35 years in Iowa prison for attack
• Ga. won't drop charges despite 7-year trial wait
• Ga. murder trial's focus on victim's widow
• Group pushes for new Georgia port
• What's happening today?
• Green cleaning may save dollars, improve health in Clarke schools
• Rolling Ridge murder victim recalled as caring family man
• Commerce launching new arts festival next weekend
• Barrow schools change rules for teachers on Facebook
• Statham, Arcade to decide Sunday sales question
• Funeral set for Ga. airman killed in Africa crash
• Atlanta's pension strategy draws scrutiny
• Columbus police await autopsies in deaths of mother, son
• Trial to start in Ethiopian businessman's killing
• Perdue's 'Go Fish' program flops in first year
• Ga. DOT gets financial break from snow this season
• Ga. DOT gets financial break from snow this season
• Police find woman dead in Decatur home
• Police find woman dead in Decatur home
• Tips lead police to suspect in church arson
• UGA professor honored by Dominican Republic
• Huckaby hopes to help others by writing, talking about his fight with prostate cancer
• East Athens dance group celebrates 25 years
• Caterpillar's jobs come at a price
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• Huckaby: To everything there is a season
• UGA's Small Business Development Center a resource for Northeast Ga. entrepreneurs
• Columbus man, age 92, charged in wife's stabbing death
• Columbus man, age 92, charged in wife's stabbing death
• Macon workers protest pending merger with county
• Macon workers protest pending merger with county
• Naked man steals fire truck, kills pedestrian in SC
• Naked man steals fire truck, kills pedestrian in SC
• North Ga. judge pulls gun out in open court
• North Ga. judge pulls gun out in open court
• Ga. officials align with GOP candidates
• Ga. officials align with GOP candidates
• Off-duty Atlanta police officer found dead
• Off-duty Atlanta police officer found dead
• State senator won't pursue 'personhood' referendum
• Parents worry over drum major's hazing death probe
• Marine from Ga. among 7 killed in helicopter crash
• Former high school coach, Falcons chaplain killed
• Libertarians protest gun restrictions with empty holsters
• Athens' Relay for Life celebrates 20 years in the community
• Cat of the week: Meet Butler
• Poll: 72 percent favor a vote on betting on horses
• Dog of the week: Meet Carmen
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• Libertarian campaigns for president in Athens
• Libertarian campaigns for president in Athens
• Man charged in copper thefts at six churches
• Another investor files report about man found murdered in Oglethorpe
• Commissioners praise plans for Five Points restaurant
• Commissioners praise plans for Five Points restaurant
• Senate Oks plan to pay off unemployment debt
• Senate Oks plan to pay off unemployment debt
• State Senate Oks plan to pay off unemployment debt by reducing benefits
• Paula Deen: No regrets in diabetes reveal
• Widow barred from trial in preschool slaying
• Man convicted of killing father, brother denied motion for new trial
• Tornado in northwest Ga. had 95 mph winds, left 3-mile damage trail
• Tornado season looms, but forecasting a challenge
• Solar bill gets hearing in Ga. senate committee
• Rev. Sharpton in Atlanta for voting rights rally
• Ex-Glock VP testifies about misappropriating money
• Girl alerts neighbors to fire in their home
• Humane Society of the U.S. commends Rep. Tommy Benton
• UGA Fashion Week draws big crowds for student shows
• Lawsuit shows business woes of murdered man found in Oglethorpe
• Researcher works on dog vaccine to save human lives
• What's going on today?
• Oconee Democrats meeting to organize for 2012
• Prosecutor drops UGA student's pimping charge
• Prosecutor drops UGA student's pimping charge
• Gingrich plans campaign stops in Georgia
• Gingrich plans campaign stops in Georgia
• New development planned near downtown Athens
• New development planned near downtown Athens
• Copter collision kills 7 Marines in Calif. desert
• Copter collision kills 7 Marines in Calif. desert
• Georgia county bans bulldog for life
• Lots of ideas, few participants at economic development hearing
• High season for tornadoes ahead, eyes on Southeast
• Mass shooting at spa shocks Ga. Korean community
• Bus driver suspended after pen stabbing
• What's going on today?
• Ga. Sen. bills takes aim at balancing fed. budget
• Sharer gets sorority scholarship
• Authorities find similarities in police impersonation cases
• Garden to give reflective spot at Jackson courthouse
• Music Law Clinic aims to protect Athens' musicians.
• State's employment picture troubling
• Winners, losers in new state school funding scheme
• Two 'green' bills advance in Georgia legislature
• 2 workers hurt in airport hangar wall collapse
• 2 workers hurt in airport hangar wall collapse
• State Senate bill would bar illegal immigrants from colleges
• State Senate bill would bar illegal immigrants from colleges
• GBI: Monroe man shot before body dumped in Oglethorpe well
• Miss. auditor subpoenas Ga. reading program owner
• Miss. auditor subpoenas Ga. reading program owner
• Ricardo Clark loaned from Eintracht to Stabaek
• Ricardo Clark loaned from Eintracht to Stabaek
• New bus service will link Athens and Atlanta
• Ga. cops say 2 children reported missing found safe
• What's going on today?
• Observatory to feature Jupiter, Venus on Friday
• Ga. author pleads guilty to defrauding woman
• Ga. lawmakers eye vote on creating charter schools
• Ga. lawmakers want to outlaw assisted suicide
• Judge orders indicted Wilcox Co. sheriff to resign
• Darius launches rap career
• Commissioners back away from Athens panhandling ban
• Commissioners back away from Athens panhandling ban
• Autopsy scheduled Wednesday for missing man found dead in Oglethorpe
• Autopsy scheduled Wednesday for missing man found dead in Oglethorpe
• Southern Baptist leaders OK 'Great Commission'
• Defense: Ga. suspect says angel told him to kill
• Petition filed to recall Mayor Denson
• Petition filed to recall Mayor Denson
• Clarke STAR students named
• Clarke STAR students named
• Athens-Clarke officer Gale returns to work
• Athens-Clarke officer Gale returns to work after four years
• Dems tout vasectomy bill in response to McKillip abortion legislation
• Dems tout vasectomy bill in response to McKillip abortion legislation
• Braves P Hanson has mild concussion after wreck
• 4.0 earthquake in Missouri shakes 9 states
• Opening statements set in Ga. preschool shooting trial
• Ga. man released from death row to speak at Berry
• Police: Bus driver recovering after pen stabbing
• UGA scientists to study effects of Gulf oil spill
• Local moms find new business opportunities in kids clothes
• Trial begins in killing of Columbia Co. plant worker
• Air Force officer from Ga. killed in African crash
• What's happening today?
• Generous tax break due for tightening
• Second dean candidate meets with UGA students
• Caterpillar plant construction to start in early March
• Caterpillar plant construction to start by early March
• VIDEO: Mayor Denson talks about Caterpillar
• GBI arrests second man in Athens-Clarke police bribery case
• Ga. Guardsman convicted of child molestation
• Ga. Guardsman convicted of child molestation
• Navy sailor from Ga. dies during Dubai port visit
• Navy sailor from Ga. dies during Dubai port visit
• Judge says coach Donnan did not deceive former player
• Judge says coach Donnan did not deceive former player
• GBI confirms body was found in an Oglethorpe well
• Body of missing Monroe man found
• Google offers free websites for Ga. businesses
• Google offers free websites for Ga. businesses
• Man killed trying to cross busy Ga. street
• Man killed trying to cross busy Ga. street
• Ga. woman charged in deadly stabbing
• Ex-Glock attorney accused of stealing millions
• Gingrich aide claims former speaker has 'staying power'
• Former US ambassador to speak at UGA
• UGA researcher creating vaccine for Chagas
• Leaf & Limb pickup in Homewood Hills this week
• 2 killed in Cobb County after brief police chase
• Longer days mark legislative session
• Fort Benning expansion fuels Columbus tourism rise
• Analysis: Ga. scholarship program has narrow reach
• Immigrants trickling back to Ala despite crackdown
• Eateries serve up best at Taste of Athens
• Clarke Co. voting office to be open on Saturday
• Mind Body institute takes steps to offer classes while long-time leader retires
• Growing number of school districts converting to charter systems
• Cobb County may ban smoking in parks
• Santorum questions Obama's 'world view,' not faith
• What's going on today?
• Ex-mayoral candidate sentenced for mortgage fraud
• Police find man slain in Fulton Co. church parking lot
• New owner working to restart Ga. ethanol plant
• Ga. Army troops get trained in 'suicide first aid'
• Irish Festival gets Savannah warmed up for St. Pat
• Parents, leaders have high hopes for afterschool program
• Athens-Clarke police targeting crime hot-spot
• Cooperation helped Athens catch up in Caterpillar race
• SC officials ID body found in national forest
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• Georgia Power balks at Senate solar power proposal
• Child deaths up in families watched by Ga. agency
• Huckaby: Not funny then, but wrong numbers make good laughs later
• Ga. man charged in slayings
• Ga. man charged in slayings
• Police: Customer shoots pizza worker, kills self
• Police: Customer shoots pizza worker, kills self
• Gingrich: Negative ads have lowered voter turnout
• Ga. man convicted in killing of 2-year-old girl
• Pickup driver gets angry when bicyclists won't move over
• Dog of the Week: Meet Belle
• Cat of the Week: Meet Delilah
• Athens visitors' center host black history tours this month
• Public defender sworn in as new magistrate
• Visitors get a look at new UGA library
• Howard Finster's daughter objects to play at UGA
• Southeastern Wildlife Exposition opens on SC coast
• What's going on today?
• British submariners honor crew of Confederate sub
• Georgia inmates settle lawsuit against guards
• Georgia inmates settle lawsuit against guards
• Port vital to landing Caterpillar
• Port vital to landing Caterpillar
• Ga. bill would tweak state laws on immigration
• Ga. bill would tweak state laws on immigration
• Ga. newspaper company scales back print editions
• Ga. newspaper company scales back print editions
• What people are saying about the Caterpillar announcement
• What people are saying about the Caterpillar announcement
• Congress sends payroll tax cut bill to Obama
• Ga. board extends class-size waiver another year
• Fact Sheet: All about Caterpillar
• Attempt to overturn Ga. National Guard bill fails
• School bus overturns, injuring 15 students, driver
• Caterpillar plant will bring 4,200 jobs, $2.4 billion to Athens region
• Caterpillar to bring nearly 3,000 jobs to Athens
• Official: DA slow to act on Atlanta cheating cases
• Ga. GOP chair disappointed after debate cancelled
• Ga. once again debates tapping Tenn. water
• Prisoner found with $10k, drugs in Clarke County Jail
• Man found with cash, drugs in Clarke jail
• Lynn trial likely to be postponed for several months
• Gov. Deal will be UGA graduation speaker
• UGA's budget woes easing, school's president says
• Pirates sail onto UGA stage; opera can entertain, open doors for students
• McKillip grilled on his fetal-pain abortion bill
• What's going on today?
• Unknown manufacturer coming to Athens
• Unknown manufacturer coming to Athens
• Athens-Clarke officer charged with facilitating bribe
• Athens-Clarke officer charged with facilitating bribe
• Groups file suit to block nuclear power plant
• Shooting suspect wants jurors sequestered
• Shooting suspect wants jurors sequestered
• Athens woman asks to smoke crack before going to jail for stabbing man
• Jackson County men arrested in trick radar stunt
• Ga. author to plead guilty to scam
• Report: Ga. charter schools trail others on standards
• Ga. passes bill allowing school telemedicine
• Santorum to campaign in Georgia
• Taliban deny three-way talks with US, Afghan govt
• Judicial probe says Iraqi VP behind death squads
• Farmer to bring new life to old airport building
• Ga. hospital uses Facebook to ID mystery patient
• North Georgia symposium to focus on criminal minds
• Semi crash, chemical spill block part of I-75
• Jackson County middle school may require uniforms
• Health insurance hikes will cost local school systems
• Commerce students take interest in Comer gas compressor station
• Student sues Clayton County district over strip search
• House Republicans scramble to build support for charter school amendment
• Dozens of Clarke students named AP Scholars
• What's happening today?
• Coroner offers driving class for teen drivers
• Cook named permanent diversity administrator
• Atlanta airport to open cell phone lot
• Former Morrow police chief pleads guilty to DUI
• Gingrich declines to release ethics documents
• Ga. tax revenues back on upswing in January
• More Ft. Stewart troops to deploy to Afghanistan
• Senate confirms Cuban-born judge to 11th Circuit
• Man charged with drug trafficking after home invasion
• Ga. GOP scrambles to get votes to pass amendment
• Vandals target grave of domestic violence victim
• Georgia DB Commings suspended for 2 games
• Jamie Hood: I could have killed more officers
• Critics blast bill to require drug tests for welfare
• Ga. student sues school district over strip-search
• Scholarship donations returned to Ga. taxpayers
• UPS reporting widespread technical glitches
• Atlanta airport joins conservation initiative
• Energy secretary visits Ga. site for new reactors
• Man found dead after fire at Atlanta apartments
• What's going on today?
• Thieves hitting tool supply stores from Aiken to Athens
• Jennings Mill extension delayed as workers focus on safety
• Chocolate day demos new way of teaching
• Bear Hollow bears celebrate their second birthday
• Prosecutors say they uncovered Atlanta drug ring
• Bribery charge against Ga. official is dismissed
• Fugitive runs out of gas, calls sheriff for help
• 2 denied bond in killing of elderly west Ga. man
• Atlanta woman most likely died of hypothermia
• Ray Charles Foundation wants $3 million gift back
• Army Reserves sergeant pleads guilty to conspiracy
• Judge's order halts Fulton County's elephant hook ban
• Athens redistricting gets even more complicated
• Athens redistricting gets even more complicated
• Ga. to spend $3.6M on recruiting rural educators
• Ga. to spend $3.6M on recruiting rural educators
• Ga. finds injured sea turtle a new home in desert
• Reward grows in Atlanta videotaped beating case
• UGA taking nominations for '40 Under 40' alumni
• Officials raid 'ramming' car garage
• Report details plans for new Ga. to Miss. highway
• DOT warns drivers to use caution in 9 N. Ga. counties
• EcoFocus Film Festival
• Old love lives on in letters
• Deputy suspended for security lapse at Clarke jail
• FFA members peddling petals for Valentine's Day
• Condemned Ala. man claims evidence clears his name
• Coasters, Drifters and Platters at UGA
• Blood donors get serenaded today
• What's happening today?
• Obama proposes $2.8M for Savannah port expansion
• 2 young people detained in death of Albany teen
• Doraville driver charged in death of jogger
• Funeral held for Ga. family killed in Fla. crash
• Some couples must wait to say 'I do' this Valentine's Day
• Athens man charged with kidnapping ex, stealing her tax refund
• Athens man charged with kidnapping ex, stealing her tax refund
• Athens may overhaul economic development efforts
• Athens may overhaul economic development efforts
• About a dozen Occupy Atlanta protesters arrested
• Georgia man dies in Alabama following bar fight
• Family of slain girl sues Canton apartment complex
• Ga. man claims he was insane in preschool shooting
• Judges to perform free wedding ceremonies Tuesday
• Trial to begin in death of suburban entrepreneur
• Rain, sleet, snow possible in north Georgia
• For Valentine's, nothing says love like insurance
• 23 cars damaged in fire north of Atlanta
• Southwest Airlines launches service in Atlanta
• Tax fraudsters target middle Georgia residents
• Study to see if stem cells help stroke victims
• Authorities charge ex-boyfriend in fatal shooting
• UGA to hold music conference in Athens
• Police: Ga. man fatally shoots 16-year-old stepson
• What's going on today?
• Local seniors celebrate Valentines Day at the Senior Prom
• School bus drivers, monitors ask for more pay
• A-C police Traffic Unit saturating area 'hot spots'
• Smaller Texas heards means better pay for Georgia beef producers
• Probe reveals possible abuse at Muscogee Prison
• Probe reveals possible abuse at Muscogee Prison
• UGA to hold round table on 'The Simpsons'
• DA: Gun charge added to case against Ga. official
• Winter returns to Ga. with icy winds, some snow
• House fire kills Ga. man, critically injures wife
• Local gardeners take stock of new hardiness map
• Republicans uncertain as early voting starts in Georgia
• Downtown Walmart supporters clamor for jobs; critics say it won't create any
• Lori Brown: Forensic interviewer keys on helping the helpless in child abuse case
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• Oglethorpe County schools teacher wins grant for class, school
• Huckaby: Teachers still are the best classroom asset
• Suspect charged in gay GA man's videotaped beating
• Suspect charged in gay GA man's videotaped beating
• Police shoot, kill Ga. carjacking suspect
• Police shoot, kill Ga. carjacking suspect
• Mercer to train medical students in Columbus
• Mercer to train medical students in Columbus
• Ga. proposes $5M investment to find tax cheats
• Fire might have claimed 'Gone with the Wind' items
• Covington woman shot to death while driving
• Police identify 3rd suspect in Atlanta beating
• Georgia is dead last in financial security
• Oconee County draws dozens of applicants for school superintendent
• Circus takes Athens' unique talents to the stage
• What's going on today?
• Kids Expo today at Classic Center
• From Animal Control: Meet Captain
• From Animal Control: Meet Guy
• Ike & Jane opens downtown location
• Ike & Jane opens downtown location
• Woman charged with breaking into Oconee Co. pawn shop
• Woman charged with breaking into Oconee Co. pawn shop
• Fire destroys home in southern Oconee County
• Fire destroys home in southern Oconee County
• UGA joins pledge to match need-based scholarship
• UGA joins pledge to match need-based scholarship
• Police: Man beats girlfriend in Winterville, leads officers on high-speed chase
• Baldwin County woman mistaken for prowler killed
• Poll: Gingrich up on Santorum, Romney in Ga.
• Cold weekend will wipe out early spring flowers
• Florida A&M forms anti-hazing panel
• Ga. leaders praise decision backing nuclear plant
• Former Ga. deputy jailed on sexual assault charge
• Chief: 2 suspects identified in Atlanta beating
• What's happening today?
• Men try to abduct Jackson County theft suspect in Athens
• Visitors get glimpse of schools during annual tour
• GBI nets few leads woman's frisking complaint
• Abortion bill another consequence of McKillip's party switch
• Abortion bill another consequence of McKillip's party switch
• Bill to allow students to use college IDs at polls
• Bill to allow students to use college IDs at polls
• Doctors telling more adults: Get out and exercise
• Doctors telling more adults: Get out and exercise
• 10,000 gallons of sewage overflows from manhole
• NRC approves first new nuclear plant in 3 decades
• NRC approves first new nuclear plant in 3 decades
• Ga. lawmakers introduce renewable energy bill
• Reward grows for tips in videotaped beating case
• Georgia among first states to get No Child Left Behind waiver
• GBI: Woman pulled over by law enforcement impostor in Jefferson
• What's going on today?
• Oconee County will continue selling well water to Walton County
• UGA tries to push recycling beyond halfway mark
• Fear of "acting white" can limit black kids' activities
• Radar 'joke' leads to trouble for Jackson County pair
• Ga. students perform well on AP exams
• Feds add $2.5M in funds for Savannah harbor deepening
• Judge: Grand jury should hear shooting case
• Rep. McKillip introduces bill to limit abortions after 20 weeks
• Police: Man arrested in Walmart abduction attempt
• Authorities release sketch of suspect in weekend shooting
• Atlanta man speaks out about videotaped beating
• Ga. House rejects charter schools amendment
• 28 more airports will test lower-hassle screening
• Ga. Southern gets $3.3M for sport shooting center
• Police charge legless Athens man with raping child
• Funeral planned for teen killed in home invasion
• UGA names dean finalists for arts and sciences college
• Spend lottery money on pre-K, set caps on HOPE, group says
• Homeless woman harassed after testifying against rapist
• Jefferson to replace trees around historic courthouse
• Congress cuts funding for Athens affordable housing
• Regents approve UGA graduate engineering degrees
• What's going on today?
• Republican group to host Athens commissioners
• Moore named chief medical officer at Athens Regional
• Authorities find 2 shot dead in Newton Co. home
• Atlanta police interview victim attacked on corner
• African-American leaders turn out to support Walmart
• Jail art voted down again
• Authorities catch Cobb Co. mother on run for 2 years
• Bank of America Plaza in Atlanta sold at auction
• Jury indicts driver in Atlanta police officer's death
• Atlanta archbishop opposes birth control rule
• Comer man arrested in 17-year-old N.C. murder case
• Former Gov. Perdue endorses McKillip in GOP primary
• Coca-Cola adjusted 4Q results beat Street
• A-C Commission to vote again on jail art
• Karen Handel quits after Planned Parenthood flap
• Search under way for 2 escaped Ga. inmates
• Atlanta mayor to speak at University of Ga.
• Atlanta's tallest skyscraper to be sold at auction
• Nearly two-dozen troopers now guarding Ga. Capitol
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• Senate bill with gift cap could face tough odds
• Report recommends changes to state elections
• Democrats offer rival charter schools amendment
• Video of man who killed Canton girl released
• Athens Tech's surgery group aces certification
• Mardi Gras event to benefit Mon Don
• Iraq war veteran and noted poet speaks at Gainesville State
• Robbery may have led to Athens shooting
• Ga. court hears case of woman killed by alligator
• Warrants reveal details in murder at Rolling Ridge Apts.
• ESP given $100,000 by Strickland Foundation
• Scientist tells UGA audience how to build a dinosaur
• UGA stem cell discovery could help bones mend faster
• Nurse donates kidney to patient
• No solution in sight to Athens redistricting impasse
• Ga. launches need-based college scholarship
• Ga. lawmakers vote to rename highway for deputy
• Man injured in collision with 18-wheeler on the Athens Perimeter
• Mitt Romney planning Atlanta fundraiser
• Ga. court to hear case of possible gator attack
• High court strikes down assisted suicide restrictions over free speech concerns
• Diverted state funds benefit Perdue projects
• Columbus mom pleads not guilty in toddler's death
• Ga. plant faces stricter permit after fish kill
• Georgia primary shaping up to be bruising fight
• Couple dead and baby injured in Cherokee Co. car crash
• Historical Society gathering Granite Hotel memories before it's gone
• High court to hear Five Points parking dispute
• Winter shelter is no longer homeless
• GEMA touts severe weather app in wake of 2011 disasters
• UGA asks Regents to approve graduate engineering
• Jackson Co. solicitor again asks for expanded State Court
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• Man shot at West Athens apartment complex
• Bishop Eddie Long apologizes to Jewish group for ceremony
• House fire in Auburn kills 1, injures another
• Activists say Ga. House ethics bill a good start
• State senators aim to help returning veterans
• Ga. police find missing woman dead at crash scene
• Police uncover movie-pirating pair
• Scuba diving inspires wounded warriors
• Volunteers collect weather data for national organization
• Cash-strapped Elbert may close elementary schools
• Winder's Glenwood School earns state historical marker
• Huckaby: Emulating the men of the Bible can be hairy
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• Lives intersect on deadly stretch of Fla. highway
• Georgia donors give most cash to Romney
• AL, GA and FL team up to promote 'Move Over' laws
• What's going on today?
• Groups sue over Savannah River deepening project
• Ga. judge rejects attempt to keep Obama off ballot
• High school student gunned down in home invasion
• Study proposes cap on Prince medical offices
• History-makers highlight school's black history month program
• Clarke students will take college courses at career academy
• Life's transitions focus of expo
• From Animal Control: Meet Romeo
• Professor sees diversity's benefits
• From Animal Control: Meet Stewart
• Sponsors boost donations for charity soup kitchen
• Lilburn man tries unsuccessfully to plead guilty
• More development coming to downtown Athens
• Big yellow school bus stolen in Columbus
• Man to serve life in prison without parole for rapes of homeless women in Athens
• Statham police investigating gas siphoning
• Ga. House expects vote on $18.6B state budget
• Rural communities balk at public broadband bill
• Jewish leaders offended by ceremony at New Birth
• Rotarians host Plungefest at Sandy Creek Park
• Two arrested in drug bust in North Clarke
• 'Weird" wins for Willey in Clarke spelling bee
• Athens delegation halts referendum on commission districts
• Bill repeals Schrenko-era laws
• Committee seeks to cut red tape for businesses
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• DJJ fires corrections officer for relationship with Athens teen
• Lawmakers OK proposed charter school amendment
• Athens' Gus the groundhog calls for an early spring
• Perdue reflects on governorship, GOP takeover
• Athens delegation halts referendum
• Fines begin for drivers in I-85 toll lanes
• Georgia's groundhog predicts early spring
• Atlanta couple gets life in killing of neighbor
• Bill backs negotiations for Georgia polluters
• Two weeks later, no trace of missing Monroe man whose car was found in Athens
• Winterville starts interviewing for new police chief
• What's going on today?
• Members of Ga. church plead for help after crash
• Judge: Civil rights photographer was FBI informant
• Transportation secretary touts Atlanta streetcar
• Grants to students will make UGA a little greener
• Rabid bobcat and cow found Gillsville and Maysville
• Cheerleader who refused steroids on TV Thursday
• Agency makes new digital phones available to deaf, hard of hearing
• Court sides with HIV-positive man who sued Atlanta
• Ga. lawmakers consider anti-hazing bill
• Man charged with murder after Buford gunfight
• Students to learn history from gold rush cabin
• UGA signs top recruits
• Rep. Barrow, GOP rivals raise big money for battle
• Winder replaces longtime city clerk
• Athens musicians band together to fight proposed Walmart
• Olens to announce statewide food drive
• Judge rules against explorers in treasure dispute
• Members of Ga. church plead for help after crash
• Lee Adler, historic preservationist, dies at 88
• Gwinnett police investigate fatal shooting
• Bill would bar illegal immigrants from colleges
• Woman receives 5 life sentences for Riverdale motel fire
• Athens leaders call on the Capitol
• Stolen church bell found in Jackson County
• Bulldog faithful will gather today to learn UGA football signees
• Local supercentenarian celebrates 114 birthday
• What's happening today?
• Judge stays Ga. inmate's scheduled execution
• Pot brownies land five North Oconee students in trouble
• Toyota adding 320 jobs in Jackson Co.
• Social conservatives debut legislative scoreboard
• State bill could weaken historic preservation laws
• Barrow man arrested after evicting his roommates at gunpoint
• Remains in woods identified as missing Ga. girl
• Grand jury indicts Athens man in suicide by cop attempt
• Senate OKs ending ban on silencers in hunting
• Coast Guard responds to fuel spill at Georgia port
• Ga Senate OKs bill for terminally ill kids to hunt
• Home prices dropped in November in most US cities; Atlanta among worst
• Romney confidently eyeing Fla. primary's big prize
• Savannah area lawmakers push for new film office
• After endorsing Gingrich, Cain says Romney OK, too
• What's going on today?
• Bond denied for suspect in SC officer's death
• FAMU: Police investigate another suspected hazing
• 100-pound bell stolen from church recovered
• Marietta church mourns loss of 5 in Fla. crash
• Storm-tracking truck stops at UGA
• Convicted murderer says attorneys never asked about 2006 slaying
• People get tattoos to help animals
• Bill would allow special license tags for more war heros
• Oconee deputies bust meth lab in Bishop
• Father of UGA president Michael Adams dies
• Morehouse President to step down after 5 years
• Study shows Romney's Mormon faith may cost him evangelicals' votes
• Lawmakers won't withdraw A-C redistricting bill
• Lawmakers won't drop A-C redistricting bill
• Frum named UGA's VP for public service and outreach
• Pardons board denies clemency for Ga. inmate
• Georgia appeals child support ruling
• Fallen police officer honored at Atlanta funeral
• Fire destroys home in Oconee County
• Police: Banned man insulted slain Athens officer during arrest
• Senate passes bill creating 'Sunset committee'
• Bill would move A-C elections back to November
• Group plans new school for students with dyslexia
• $1,800 puppy returned to pet store after theft
• Georgia man describes horror of Nigeria kidnapping
• Fathers challenge jail sentences for child support
• Man arrested in slayings of SC officer, Ga. woman
• New Georgia nuclear reactors nearing approval
• Banner year for births at Zoo Atlanta
• UGA workshop to focus on low-income students
• Wednesday funeral planned for slain SC officer
• Murderer wants new trial in Athens revenge killing
• Botanical Garden staff extending hours, want you to 'Think Garden' on Tuesdays
• UGA prof, doctor named to national preventive services board
• Local and state officials frustrated with redistricting referendum
• What's going on today?
• Ft. Benning soldiers acquitted in Columbus attacks
• Kennesaw man dies after being hit by SUV while jogging
• Hundreds attend Athens' Green Life Expo
• Bizarre details emerge from investigation of Athens credit card cloning ring
• HOPE changes may mean fewer women, minorities at UGA
• New groups step in to fill the void left by Angel Food
• The week's top stories
• What's happening today?
• Egg shell roosters will fight on artist's wall
• Augusta teaching hospital faces deeper cuts
• Huckaby: I may get a gig at the Magic Kingdom
• Former commissioner sentenced to 20 years
• SC police have suspect in Aiken police shooting
• Aiken public safety officer dies of injuries
• Brunswick commissioner jailed on bribery charge
• Police: 4 people shot outside Ga. nightclub
• Makeover planned for Georgia's Rattlesnake Roundup
• Ala. attorney questions death penalty in new book
• Liberals are gearing up to block unemployment-benefit reduction
• What's going on today?
• Animal advocates looking for a new home for hairless dog
• Barrow County trying to escape Atlanta's ozone cloud
• Natural history exhibit shows predators in action
• Judge sides with Ga. city that denied mosque
• Local police tie tire scammer to similar cases in Florida
• Poll: 61 percent want income cap for HOPE
• Jonesboro man convicted of setting ex-girlfriend on fire
• Immigration authorities arrest sex offenders in GA, NC and SC
• Coach honed debating skills of young Newt Gingrich
• Video shows killer's denials in Canton girl's slaying
• Judge selection at issue in Macon slaying case
• Jury awards $2.3 million in Kroger customer's suit
• Area residents falling for federal "stimulus" scam
• Merle Haggard returns to Calif. home to recuperate
• Postal employee and 4 others charged in thefts
• Ga. officials limit turtle harvest with permits
• Judge rejects appeal from condemned man's brother
• House Democrats hold public hearing on immigration
• Lawyers denounce prosecution from post-BCS video
• What's happening today?
• Square dancing lessons to help Oconee food program
• New signal flashing Ga. 98 in Commerce
• UGA losing ground, says Adams in speech
• Burglar steals money from Madison County Library
• Ga. judge weighs arguments in Obama ballot dispute
• Buford High School teacher, 30, dies of heart attack at school
• Bill would require welfare recipients to work on 'personal growth'
• Athens filmmakers to release downtown Walmart documentary
• Athens man robs tax refund from girlfriend at knifepoint
• Video: Waffle House opens downtown
• Suspect in police officer's death denied bond
• Watkinsville man charged in wreck that claimed boy's life
• DeKalb police officer fired, charged with theft
• College Park woman gets $52M from winning lottery ticket
• Former UGA coach Donnan duped player in Ponzi scheme, lawyers allege
• Ga. police would auction guns under new proposal
• Ga. county to void 200 tickets due to radar issue
• Group lists Southeast's most endangered places
• Madison Co. authorities tracked escapee by cellphone
• What's happening today?
• Second suspect in videotaped robbery arrested in Barrow County
• Scientist hoping to recreate real dinosaur to speak at UGA
• UGA student activities director leaving
• Athens man facing deportation lied about U.S. citizenship
• Stripling's General Store coming to Oconee County site
• An Extra Special pageant
• Statham dog park just a whisker away
• Driving course for teens set in Oconee
• Macon slaying suspect to face death penalty
• State Supreme Court Justice calls for reform of juvenile system
• Governor releases Ga. competitiveness report
• Bill proposed to erase drunk driving convictions
• Ga. Dems propose extending E-Verify deadline
• Lecture shows that sign language can be funny
• Car crashes into restaurant on Athens' Westside
• Atlanta police officer struck by car, killed
• Hustler targeted for printing photos of dead woman
• Drought is easing, but watering restrictions remain in place
• Prisoner escapes in Madison County
• Top-secret Georgia facility to expand
• Hundreds expected for Ga. charter school rally
• Body found is missing Ga. woman
• Ga. launches 2012 travel guide, tourism campaign
• HIV-infected man fights to become Atlanta officer
• German automotive plant to open in Dublin
• Senate Democrats pitch legislation to revisit HOPE
• Amendment filed for charter schools
• Authorities work to identify body found in Atlanta
• What's going on today?
• Bill would add Piedmont judge
• Winterville looking for volunteer advisors
• Attorney asks judge to declare man unable to stand trial in officer stabbing
• Two more announce they'll run for Oconee Commission's Post 4
• Deal shakes up DNR board
• Misleading downtown Athens Walmart images circulate online
• Savannah pastor given 10 years in federal prison
• Fundraiser to help PALS project
• Lawmakers want referendum on A-C Commission map
• Ga. House approves delay in career path plan
• School board drops ethics matter involving member and porn downloads
• Police: Report unfounded that 94-year-old was robbed
• Nearly 39,000 pounds of junk mail burns on highway
• GBI investigating sex allegation at youth detention center
• Ga. lawmaker wants independent ethics commission
• Civil War-era zombie film to be shot in Savannah
• Ga. senate bill targets public broadband providers
• Atlanta Jewish newspaper publisher resigns
• Police: Body of woman found under fallen tree
• Ga. Democrats seek repeal of immigration crackdown
• 2 charged in double shooting in Augusta
• Former Reader's Digest editor Methvin dies at 77
• A week later, family keeps hope missing man whose car was found in Athens is alive
• Athens teen program wins statewide award
• Group to brainstorm bringing new life to old mills
• Area tech school satellite campuses could close
• What's happening today?
• Oconee schools honored for high test scores
• Kemp announces changes to professional licensing process
• Authorities search for inmate mistakenly freed
• Ga. lawmakers want more testing on Ogeechee River
• Atlanta mayor headlines Athens chamber event
• Occupy protesters jailed in Madison County
• Plan would add residency slots in Georgia
• Peanuts look up, poultry down in UGA farm forecast
• Court upholds murder conviction in toddler's death
• Atlanta bus crashes, injuring 14 people
• Spending cap likely a non-starter for lawmakers
• Gardens could yield extra cash
• Documents show college merger was carefully scripted
• Few changes expected in state's mid-year budget adjustment
• Investment in health care can boost economy, GHSU president says
• Gwinnett County planning changes to Interstate 85
• Capital costs raising eyebrows in middle Georgia
• Savannah police investigate 19-year-old's shooting
• Valdosta police search for gunman in DJ's slaying
• What's going on today?
• Report: Many Ga. day cares don't meet safety standards
• Report: Many Ga. day cares don't meet safety standards
• A look back at our top stories from the past week
• Georgia sheriffs push new laws to curb metal thefts
• Walmart critics hope tax incentives will improve development
• Bulldog Brawl raises money for children with HIV/AIDS
• UGA hopes to boost summer enrollment, graduation speed
• Former Army colonel seeks to challenge Rep. Bishop
• Peachtree City girl, 6, dies after being shot by pellet gun
• Tea party challenges state lawmakers on tax support
• DJ shot and killed outside radio station
• Burglars steal slain soldier’s medals
• Huckaby: You can bet I'm going to ring that bell
• What's going on today?
• Storms prompt weather alerts across northern Ga.
• What's going on today?
• Attempt at driving on railroad bridge fails
• After immigration crackdown, farmers mull planting
• Ex-Fulton officer pleads guilty to drug charges
• Banks closed in Ga, Fla, Pa; first failures of '12
• Lawmakers hear about rising health care costs
• Barrow Sheriff's Facebook posting raises questions
• Death penalty case involving murdered pregnant Athens store clerk plods along
• Clarke schools, UGA to share Race to Top training grant
• High school musicians converge for JanFest
• Area men face felony charges for burning wire
• Ga. judge orders Obama to appear at hearing
• Former Clayton County sheriff bonds out of jail
• Blizzard blocks search for 4, including Atlanta woman, on Mt. Rainier
• 4 more charged with hazing at Fla. A&M University
• Autopsy: GA convicted killer hanged self in prison with sweatshirt
• Atlanta to repay $363K for cheating
• Ominous new developments in case of missing Monroe man whose car was found in Athens
• Rescuers unable to help whale off Georgia coast
• GBI joins investigation of assault at youth center
• 700 more Ft. Stewart troops heading to Afghanistan
• Brother of death row inmate wants to file appeals
• Former teacher apologizes for slavery math lesson
• Police arrest Ala. man in post-BCS video
• What's going on today?
• Active parenting workshop Saturday
• Clarke school district sued over sales tax
• Little progress in search for missing Monroe man
• Campaign kicks off to pass transportation tax
• Georgia lawmakers seek federal constitutional convention
• Dooley's new book gives inside look at recent UGA history
• Mayor threatens to throw Walmart opponents out of A-C Commission meeting
• Suspect in Oconee County robbery turns himself in
• Man convicted of killing Canton girl found dead
• Mayor announces economic development task force
• Former NOHS teacher faces theft charges
• Cagle: HOPE never meant as 'entitlement program'
• Canton police chief resigns
• Athens' Farm 255 to be featured on public TV's 'Georgia Traveler'
• Man shot with own gun arrested on assault, other charges
• Mayor tells Atlanta it's time to dream again
• Georgia town faces budget crisis after tax error
• Project to put tolls on I-75 and I-575 still alive
• UGA to host conference on energy security
• Ga. jobless rate drops to 9.7 percent in December
• Ga. Army base to see dramatic drop in training
• 3 officers fired over excessive force allegations
• What's going on today?
• Push to scrap Ga. energy tax gains support in 2012
• Old theft charge could lead to longtime Athenian's deportation
• More than 70 people brave cold waters in the Jack Frost Jump
• No solution in sight for dwindling HOPE
• Local farmer donates cows to help feed local classrooms
• Deal sees credits, tax breaks as good for jobs
• Police find injured man lying on Ga. interstate
• Huckaby: Is smut in the eye of the beholder?
• Fort Benning protester gets 6 months in US prison
• Police find injured man lying on Ga. interstate
• GBI investigates death of jailed inmate
• Conrad Fink, longtime UGA journalism prof, dies at 80
• Critics fight crypt at historic Savannah cemetery
• What's going on today?
• Elbert library plans e-book training this week
• UGA observatory to feature Jupiter
• Jackson EMC members eligible for school funds
• Ga. tax revenues decline for 1st time in 18 months
• Police: Ga. lawmaker arrested for DUI
• Athens woman to compete on 'Wheel of Fortune'
• New film details Athens brothers' aerial circus
• Aaron recalls day of King's death in Friday talk
• From Animal Control: Meet Stewie
• From Animal Control: Meet Bella
• Adult, 2 children rescued from Ala. river
• Cops arrest man driving on I-20 who they say had 100 lbs. of pot
• Closed I-85 lane will reopen tonight
• Ga. Democrats join defense of health reform law
• A-C officials reluctant to limit downtown apartments
• SC boy's mom faces Ga. drug, prostitution charges
• Jackson EMC warns of fake energy auditors
• Convenience store customers nab robbery suspect on Athens' Eastside
• Man sentenced to 2 years for Medicaid fraud
• Senate proposes ending ban on silencers in hunting
• Former officer charged in 2nd molestation case
• Nearly 30 Food Lion stores to close in Ga.
• Judge sets execution for 2001 killings
• Wind causes 10K power outages in parts of Ga.
• Forensic anthropologist Burns dies, a former Athens resident
• Poll: Romney's lead small over Gingrich
• Donors are asked to bring suitcases, bags for needy foster children
• Club founded for Legos building toys
• Jefferson may regulate neighborhood golf carts
• What's going on today?
• Elberton hospital hosts frosty jumps
• Library parking lot to be repaved
• Hospital plans town hall meetings in Jackson County
• Fight breaks out at DeKalb County courthouse
• Broun won't endorse GOP presidential candidate, touts jobs bill
• Ga. man given 12 years for bilking church members
• Ga. appeals court condemns Fla. police dog attack
• Deal considers online tax
• Great grandmother uses knife to fend off bulldogs
• DOT warns North Georgia drivers to look for ice on road
• Feds approve request to lower I-85 toll rates
• Athens man thought he found human bone, turns out to be pig's
• Athens man inducted into National 4-H Hall of Fame
• What's going on today?
• Valdosta official hired to lead human resources
• Qualifying fees set for election hopefuls
• Deal proposes $19.2B budget for coming fiscal year
• Watkinsville man receives service dog from Kroger and Milk Bone
• Rocksprings pool to open in 2013
• Compassionate animal lover Kelley dies
• Ex-Fulton County officer sentenced for corruption
• Cumberland chief: Fire started by person on island
• Authorities find skull, bones 3 years after torso
• Danielsville mayor resigns
• Man charged with beating girlfriend at Athens poultry plant
• Memphis proposes street name to honor civil rights leader
• Ga. Comedian Foxworthy preserves land for future generations
• Five Points streets open again
• Ex-volunteer firefighter indicted on arson charges
• Trial begins for man accused of raping homeless women in Athens
• UGA study: beetles could help save hemlocks
• Principal responds to slavery lesson concerns
• France honors two Athens men for efforts in World War II
• Gainesville State's Oconee campus will change little with merger
• Adoptions begin Tuesday for four dozen homeless dogs
• D.A. to launch investigation into ex-Georgia judge
• CDC: Young adults down 9 drinks when they binge
• Megachurch pastor back in pulpit after break
• Specter of O.J. Simpson complicates murder case
• Man indicted in killing of 7-year-old
• Deal: State must effectively treat drug addicts to cut prison costs
• What's going on today?
• Library network down this holiday weekend
• Free exercise classes at UGA this week
• St. Mary's buys property for new hospital in Greene County
• Auburn man injured trying to extinguish morning fire
• Regents approve college mergers
• Computers stolen from legal aid office
• Computers stolen from legal aid office in downtown Athens
• High court weighs policy against curse words on TV
• More bills would require drug tests for state benefits
• Court case could transform public defender system
• New theater scheduled to open in Winder Thursday
• Gov. Deal details plan to lure jobs to Georgia
• UGA displays photos of Machu Picchu excavation
• Patrol to make 'corrections' after deadly wreck
• First female mayor of Albany, Ga., sworn in
• Fog advisory issued for most of Georgia
• High Court rules against man charged with murder
• Some disabled Georgians fear loss of services
• NAACP tells Ga. lawmakers to end death penalty
• Bernice King appointed CEO of King Center
• Man in north Ga. cashing fake checks linked to Ala. jail
• School district investigating homework on slavery
• U.S. faces intelligence, constitutional challenges, says expert
• Ga. student expenses to surpass scholarships
• Animal Control takes custody of 47 dogs after local woman dies at home
• What's going on today?
• Opponents of college mergers take complaints to Capitol
• Man posing as officer breaches Clarke County Jail's security
• Man found dead outside burning home
• Legislators kick off 2012 session
• Criminal justice and tax reform on legislature's agenda this year
• A-C police arrest man suspected in three armed robberies
• Death penalty opponents plan rally at statehouse
• Police: Burglar tried to enter liquor store roof
• UGA prof earns honor from meteorological society
• 1 killed after gunman shoots into Ga. party
• 2nd Ga. man dies from motorhome wreck in Miss.
• Deal to offer plan for making Ga. more competitive
• State releases final findings on gas company's presence in Madison County
• Battle over former Barrow County chairman's estate headed to the Supreme Court
• Some area governments offer employees bonuses
• Construction at the library moving forward -- and up -- on schedule
• What's happening today?
• Authorities identify victim in Jackson County plane crash
• Cumberland Island fire called 50 percent contained
• Ga. soldier charged in death of infant son
• A vast historical archive at UGA now open to the public
• Supreme Court to hear case of fraudulent wrongful death settlement
• Voters tell state lawmakers to create jobs now
• What's happening today?
• Police searching for man in Saturday night armed robbery
• Huckaby: Don't discount the passion of tomorrow's leaders
• Man charged with murder in 2 GA hospital shootings
• Deal to ask for $10M to expand alternative sentencing courts
• Brodrick noted for long career in education, wisdom in life
• First UGA faculty, students move to former Navy School campus
• Education groups pushing to elect state school board members
• McKillip has the money edge in state House race
• Realtor sentenced to prison for embezzling from Athens firm
• What's happening today?
• Man robs Dollar General on Atlanta Highway
• Man robs Dollar General on Atlanta Highway
• Five arrested in melee on Athens' Eastside
• Ga. student accused of spying has no regrets
• Trooper fired after Braves trainer's wife killed
• Price for Masters golf passes increases by $50
• Kia completes expansion of west Georgia plant
• Broun draws Democratic challenger
• A-C planners want fewer apartments downtown
• After a dry fall, Bear Creek to reopen for fishing
• A-C police seek suspect in convenience store robbery
• Fighter sales to Saudi Arabia to bring $10B to Ga.
• Animal attacks prompt alert in Gwinnett County
• Body found in pond months after man went missing
• Investigators: GA teen stole SSN of official
• Man arrested, charged in Fla. abortion clinic fire
• UGA researchers harness bacteria immune system
• Officeholders rush to collect contributions
• Officials cut ribbon on Oconee Connector
• Federal judge delays Heritage gambling, money laundering case
• What's going on today?
• Head of Ga. drug cell gets 16 years in prison
• Deal to recommend merging or closing some state agencies
• Conservative group attacks Broun opponent
• Doctors redeveloping Prince offices
• A-C police arrest suspects in Madison Co. burglary spree
• 2 dead in shooting at Augusta food plant
• Huckaby: Regents will approve college mergers
• Woman accused of trying to take baby denied bond
• Citizens help nab burglary suspects in Oconee County
• Athens woman assaults ex with car
• New hospital planned for south Hall County
• Jackson Co. deputy arrested in December to go back to work Jan. 9
• Kiplinger's names UGA No. 6 in value, price for public colleges
• Rangers fighting 45 acre fire on Cumberland Island
• Georgia Museum of Art to get major collection
• Accused Army hospital gunman deemed fit for trial
• Lawmaker: 8 Ga. campuses could merge into 4
• 2 arrested in Atlanta in raid on alleged home bar
• 2 principals resign at Dougherty Co. schools
• Panel urges lower cutoff for child lead poisoning
• Callers help foil burglary attempt
• UGA student chosen to make high-stake, half-time field goal attempt
• What's happening today?
• Ga. looking at repealing education spending law
• State rep: Speak up for Walmart
• State House speaker predicts more budget cuts
• More than 30 dogs perish in fire at Rome kennel
• Police arrest woman after attempted baby abduction
• Ga. looking at repealing education spending law
• Oconee commissioners approve bonuses, critical needs list
• Barrow deputies investigating the source of false shooting report
• Army to deploy 1,600 Ga. troops to Afghanistan
• Emory University bans use of tobacco on campus
• Police arrest teen they say stole police radio
• Ga. ag chief: Congress must fix immigration system
• Edna Jackson sworn in as Savannah mayor
• Gingrich vows to fight on after poor Iowa showing
• Atlanta council OKs $3B in airport contracts
• Only one more night of frigid weather expected
• What's happening today?
• Sheriff named VP of legislative group
• Art at Clarke jail voted down, but supporters want to reconsider
• Turner Co. deputy accused of taking flashlight
• The occupation's over, but Occupy Athens is still around
• Carter's advice to Obama: Don't alienate voters
• A-C police arrest suspect in rash of Craigslist robberies
• Adams, other Athenians on most-influential list
• Judge allows thousands to join child support case
• Judge: Black church rightful owner of KKK store
• Walmart opponents will deliver petition to commissioners tonight
• New gun licenses bring added security, costs
• Freezing temperatures blast Georgia
• Expect busy sheriff's race in Jackson
• Big Changes ahead in Barrow County
• Work could soon start on Winterville school renovation
• Macon man dies after losing control of dirt bike
• Longtime Turner Sports broadcaster Huber dies
• What's going on today?
• Another syringe discovered in Walmart clothing
• Residents face possible eviction over water bill
• FAMU trustees will create anti-hazing committee
• Former Ga. congressman Ed Jenkins dies at 78
• Expect cold, gusty start to 2012
• Audit shows unused leave is costly in Ga.
• Ga. man sought for questioning in Savannah killing
• Stolen Olympic torch sold for $200 in pawn shop
• Budget cuts threaten Ga. death row cases
• Sentencing set for ex-deputy convicted of beating
• Man arrested in party shooting death
• Police car hits SUV: Wife of Braves trainer killed
• Don't just dump that old Christmas tree
• Workshop set to hone art of storytelling
• Police say be wary of deals set up online
• Goodbyes to those we lost in 2011
• First baby of the year comes a little early
• Local Coast Guard vet gets respect for his military branch
• What's happening today
• Atlanta begins new year with Sunday alcohol sales
• Ga. man accused of assaulting deputy with his car
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• Family killed in S. Ga. died from smoke inhalation
• Man charged in Wash. teacher's death from Ga.
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• Year's top story: A-C officer slain, another wounded in the line of duty
• Fast Food worker served during the holidays
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• Professors: Resolve not to give up
• Emancipation Day service honors civil rights pioneers
• Chief Lumpkin's reflections on 2011
• Huckaby: Fond of years that end in 2, and looking forward to this one, too
• Revenues up in down economy, but Ga. lawmakers still likely to trim budget
• City of Newnan offers $20K reward to solve killing
• Ga. man who met Ark. teen online arrested
• DeKalb Co. school board probe sought
• 6 businesses got bulk of Rome, Ga. tornado damage
• Ga. getting pressure under $400M federal grant
• Firefighter injured in Byron blaze
• Spokesman says Cain withholding an endorsement
• Paulding Co. authorities seek fake officer
• What's happening today?
• Bulldogs turnaround is Sports' Story of the Year
• Suspected gangster charged in large haul of stolen firearms
• Family needs furnace fixed for the holidays
• Oconee deputies nab burglary suspects near crime scene
• Report: A-C superdistricts don't hurt black voters
• Ga. firm to pay $10,000 in discrimination case
• GM recalling Chevrolet Sonics to check brake pads
• NYC mayor says work on 9/11 museum has stalled
• Police to employ new tools for Peach Drop security
• 8 men arrested in metro Atlanta home invasions
• Procedures after killing of Canton child reviewed
• What's going on today?
• Athens nonprofit turns foreclosed subdivision into affordable housing
• Story of the Year: R.E.M. calls it a day
• Man in need of dialysis receives medical aid
• CCSO Sergeant Promotions
• Men's Day at St. Paul CME Church
• Genora Hamm Biggs celebrates 100th birthday
• Piedmont College's First doctoral graduates
• Huddle House on Prince Ave. demolished
• Two dogs euthanized after contact with rabid skunk
• Sears says it will close Macon store, 5 Ga. Kmarts
• Police nab metal theft suspect in West Athens
• Prisoner transport bus wrecks near Macon, Ga.
• Oil price falls to $99 per barrel
• Police: Fast-food worker kills robbery suspect
• Atlanta police resolve standoff in Buckhead
• Ga. town prepares to drop possum on New Year's Eve
• Clarke County judge revokes murder suspect's bond
• Ga. gets $5M in federal money for PeachCare boost
• Sheriff investigates new report of syringe at Walmart
• Georgia military bases shedding civilians jobs
• Ga. Guard air unit returns home from Iraq
• North Georgia enduring gnat invasion late in year
• What's happening today
• Downtown Athens developments dominated 2011
• School bus driver helped with rent
• Extras sought for Civil Rights Era re-enactment
• Lawsuit claims petroleum leaks caused child's leukemia
• U.S. police fatalities up 13 percent in 2011 to 173
• Georgia Sports Hall of Fame to remain open in Macon for another year
• UGA student, others die in house fire
• Gov. Deal approves water supply task force report
• Shoplifter who fought with Macy's guard gave minister's name
• School with ties to New Birth church to close
• Delta jet lands with blown tire at Atlanta airport
• Police charge man in Christmas Day robbery
• Atlanta police expect big New Year’s crowds
• Wind cuts power in metro Atlanta
• Defendants in convenience store murder to be tried separately
• H.T. Edwards changes the shape of education in Athens
• After belt-tightening, Oconee County employees could get bonuses
• Man diagnosed with cancer gets help with rent
• What's going on today?
• Man found dead on roof in Griffin
• Savannah woman charged with embezzlement
• Gingrich says he couldn't vote for Ron Paul for president
• 90-year-old carjack victim may give up driving
• What is happening today?
• Memo: Gingrich praised Romney health plan
• Former Barrow County attorney, commissioner Healan dies
• Rains help Lake Lanier rebound from low level
• Weather office sees 3rd-highest tornado total
• 2 families recovering after fires in southeast Ga.
• Man charged in Atlanta rapper's killing surrenders
• Ala. woman to discontinue tornado Facebook site
• New Ga. laws in effect next week
• Donations pour in to thrift stores
• Elderly couple needed help after medical bills
• Church service to honor civil rights leaders
• Commerce to start new year with new mayor
• DOT closes Madison County bridge for year of construction
• Woman killed by Marietta police officer was under indictment
• Forecasters warn of evening thunderstorms for Athens
• Officer kills woman in Marietta
• Sword-wielding man wounded in Cherokee Co.
• Glynn Co. acquires land for new jail
• What's going on today?
• AP: Gingrich, Cain election bids are top Ga. story
• As 2011 winds down, no unsolved murders in A-C
• Homeless honor roll student needs help getting to D.C. conference
• Fund helps expecting couple with housing
• Neighbors worry about fate of historic Cobbham house
• Ex-Talbot Co. official pleads guilty to corruption
• Ga. woman gets 4 years in theft
• Huckaby: Keep Christmas in your heart, y'all
• Empty Stocking donor list
• Walmart only option for downtown Athens development
• Group gives bikes, Christmas joy to Athens families
• Injured worker given aid with rent
• Police: DUI suspect rams officer's car
• Smyrna apartment fire displaces 27 people
• Bird-killing toxin at Ga. lake threatens eagles
• Lit-up house brings smiles to visitors, toys to needy children
• Fund helps when expectant mother jilted
• Single dad loses everything to Danielsville house fire
• Judge grants bond to Rolling Ridge murder suspect
• 7 hurt, buildings damaged by Ga. storms
• Police investigate armed carjacking at Georgia Square Mall
• Feds approve new Ga. political maps
• Feds approve new Georgia political maps
• SC voter ID law rejected by Justice Department
• Police: 4 arrests made in mad dash for Air Jordans
• Ga. to use electronic signs for weather warnings
• Court won't delay GA, AL immigration law hearings
• Court blocks Fla. inmates from having pen pal ads
• Arrest warrant issued in Atlanta rapper's killing
• Young couple helped with rent after emergency
• Rail-trail project will bypass 'Murmur' trestle
• Winterville mail carriers gear up for special deliveries
• What's going on today?
• Federal regulators approve nuclear reactor design for first new plant in a generation
• DNR proposes bike trail fees at three parks
• Customers help Macy's guard subdue shoplifter
• Georgia family sues The Citadel over porn site
• Better job market news sends stocks edging higher
• Marietta mom delivers baby on concrete outside fire station
• Grenade explosion injures Hall Co. teen
• Oy vey! Yiddish making a comeback at colleges
• What's going on today?
• Feds take case of Athens drug dealer
• Cedar Shoals marching band headed to New Orleans for Sugar Bowl
• Oconee County commissioners will look at nixing their own benefits in 2012
• Local mother gets help with expenses after losing her job
• Sgt. Courtney Gale hosting blood drive today at Kroger
• East Georgia Red Cross coping with decline in funding and upswing in house fire calls
• GBI investigating discrepancies in Hart County tax records
• Ga. highway fatalities continue downward trend
• BofA in $335M settlement over Countrywide loans
• Boxer Mayweather gets 90 jail days in Vegas case
• Defense official pleads guilty in Ga. to bribery
• Serial killer blamed for '74 killing of Ga. girl
• A-C commissioners trying to fix inconsistent alcohol laws
• FAMU student had extensive bleeding in shoulder
• 3 people sickened by carbon monoxide leak
• Powerful judge facing ethics probe to resign
• Man resentenced in attack on Clarke middle-schooler
• Drug task force finds more than 200 pounds of pot
• Drivers will be able to travel along new Oconee County interchange in days
• Jefferson family inspires community to give the gift of life
• Church turns to fund to help member with power bill
• What's happening today?
• State patrol plans holiday DUI crack down
• Waycross judge named to Ga. Court of Appeals
• Whatever It Takes turned down for grant
• Whatever It Takes turned down for federal grant
• Georgia Republicans want longer tax cut extension
• N.C. man guilty in murder of Eve Carson
• Cheating in south Ga. schools called 'disgraceful'
• Bethlehem, Ga. post office postmarks thousands of cards
• Mystery man buys gift cards for hungry, homeless
• AP: Powerful judge facing ethics probe to resign
• Plaintiffs want no delay in Ala. immigration case
• Police make dozens of arrests in gang crackdown
• Savannah police major ousted in flap over funeral bands
• Superdistricts recommendation coming this month
• Tire scammer may have targeted Athens-Clarke seniors
• Daughter of murdered Braselton soldier tried as a juvenile
• Single-mother gets help with rent
• Young students give first-ever musical performance
• Jurors considering fate of man accused of murdering Eve Carson
• What's happening today?
• Court: School can tell counseling student to keep religious views private
• Groups challenge coal-fired power plant permit
• Local experts predict danger, opportunity in North Korea dictator's death
• UGA expert: Nukes could get loose in North Korea
• Austell man arrested, charged with murder
• 2 Muslims kicked off flight sue airlines
• UGA teams with Puerto Rico for algae research
• Winn-Dixie Stores sold to Bi-Lo for $560M
• FAMU head keeps job during hazing death probe
• Sheriff: Suspects wore Elmo, Tweety Bird masks
• Police say 2 men tried to steal toys from charity
• 5 challenge Obama's inclusion on Ga. ballot
• State lawmakers bill for $1.3 million in expenses
• Gingrich, again, assails judges
• Police: Patient shoots hospital visitor
• Tea partyers not keen about GOP presidential field
• Ga. sees enrollment in school lunch programs soar
• UGA gets top marks from accrediting agency
• Jefferson councilman remembers three-decade career fondly
• Unemployed couple gets help with utilities.
• Students learn island ecology in Botanical Garden course
• Oconee River level worry nearby residents
• What's happening today?
• Hall County bridges starting to show age
• Butts Co. deputy killed responding to call
• Poll: Gingrich leads Romney
• Poll: Gingrich leads Georgia primary race, but Romney's better against Obama
• Warrants allege students ran sophisticated fake ID ring
• After a year of turmoil, family gets help from ESF
• Community celebrates Bogart Marine's return home
• Empty Stocking donor list
• Winder tire scam investigation expands
• Ga. senators applaud deal to fund deeper ports
• Huckaby: We usually stay close to home for Christmas ... usually
• Hundreds of immigration law foes rally in Alabama
• Weekly Review
• What's happening today?
• 2 more syringes found in clothes at Ga. Wal-Mart
• Rapper Slim Dunkin slain in Atlanta music studio
• GBI submits report on attacked football coach
• Robins AFB airmen returning from service in Iraq
• Shepherd Center founder speaks at UGA graduation
• Fund helps grandmother get power turned back on
• What's happening today?
• Wounded Marine's family holds homecoming for Oconee native
• ARMC wins 'Gold Seal' for breast MRI
• Oconee County Sheriff appointed to state council
• QuizJags to appear on TV show Sunday
• Jury again deadlocks on competency of man accused of stabbing A-C officer Gale
• Discovery makes radiation therapy more effective
• Authorities hold man as they investigate Oconee Co. burglaries
• Auslander named Clarke state court judge
• Death of Florida A&M drum major ruled a homicide
• Holiday shoppers can park free in new Athens deck starting Monday
• Training ordered for deputy in case of slain 7-year-old
• Sheriff to punish deputy involved in girl's probe
• Police talk woman down from College Avenue parking deck
• Georgia's unemployment rate falls to 9.9 percent
• Monday deadline for local Toys for Tots program
• Angel Food Ministries founders plead not guilty
• UGA student makes dream Georgia Theatre guitar
• Mother facing eviction gets help with rent
• Graduate goes extra mile to finish high school
• Macon newspaper, GPB moving to Mercer University
• Feds indict 3 Fla. siblings in Ga. bank robbery
• What's happening today?
• Panel recommends $50,000 for art at Clarke jail
• Georgia's bowl tickets outselling Michigan State's
• Prosecution rests in trial of man accused of murdering Eve Carson
• Ga., Ala. ask delay in immigration law hearing
• County commission approves Sunday sales
• Angel Food officials plead not guilty
• Oconee County deputies searching for suspected burglar
• Athens teen accused of raping, molesting two young boys
• Pinewood residents will keep water, sewer through 2012
• Gay man attacked in downtown Athens
• Local preservationists aim to stoke interest in old mill
• Oconee County, company could reach agreement to benefit mobile home residents
• Couple gets a lift for the holidays
• Barrow commissioners approve 292-acre, 1,300-home development
• Foundation's goal is community building
• St. Mary's Health Care system renames Greensboro hospital
• Banner-Herald, Red and Black win EPPY Awards
• Feds move closer to approving new nuclear reactor
• New north Ga. legislator sworn in at Capitol
• Ga. DOT withdraws Cobb, Cherokee toll lanes plan
• What's going on today?
• 2 face discipline in search for missing Canton girl
• Congressional candidate wants airtime equal to opponent's radio show
• Fallout from FAMU: Ga. high schools suspend bands
• Drunken man jailed after shaking booty in downtown intersection
• UGA tutor arrested in drug-dealing investigation
• What's happening today?
• Holiday Lights Contest is under way
• Kay plans book signing this Sunday
• Prosecutor: Man who tried to kill Gale is playing the system
• Fund help disabled man make payments
• Pinewood residents, supporters hold candlelight vigil
• UGA vaccine could be big anti-cancer agent
• Barrow to break ground on new eastside middle school today
• Puerto Rico burial for 7-year-old slain in Georgia
• A-C Commission votes down extended hours for restaurant
• Friend tells of time with defendant in Carson case
• A-C police looking for suspect who used stolen credit card
• Bob Barr won't run for Congress
• Veteran Jackson Co. deputy arrested, charged with fleeing
• Father: Slain ex-soldier wanted out of Army
• Deal developing need-based college scholarship
• Officials charge 8 in suspected prostitution ring
• Police reveal details about FAMU band hazing
• Lithia Springs man accused of posing as lawyer
• Man injured in hit-and-run dies 6 weeks later
• Head of strange Mich. deer to be studied at UGA
• Former Ga. House speaker acknowledges affair
• Police charge 3 in Florida A&M band with hazing
• What's happening today?
• Athens-Clarke rolls out new recycle carts
• GDOT closing and replacing Madison County bridge
• Pinewood residents plan protest over water shut-off
• Whatever it Takes announces education plan for county
• Gaines Chess Club members celebrate the end of a winning season
• Fund helps ill woman keep her home
• Defendant in Carson murder wasn't a suspect at first
• Athens, Oconee leaders plan tour to bring jobs
• GDOT, Tenn. company to pay clean water fines
• Ex-officer, whistleblower sues Ga. National Guard
• Plea hearing for US official charged with bribery
• 4 Fort Stewart soldiers arrested, denied bond
• Barrow commissioners to hold hearing on Sunday sales
• Developer drops plans for Ga. coal power plant
• Slaying suspect pleads not guilty of exploitation
• Fifth jury considers competency of man accused of stabbing Officer Courtney Gale
• Whatever It Takes launches its plan today
• Trout in the classroom, a hit with students
• Local GOP urges Jackson County to adopt new commission districts
• Less focus on immigration likely for Ga. legislature
• Fund helps pregnant mother with her rent
• Whimsical playhouse up for raffle to benefit Wee Read
• What's going on today?
• Boyfriend of slain Macon woman describes last email
• Fines go uncollected from daycare providers
• Sunday alcohol sales gain traction around Ga.
• What's happening today?
• Report: Deal didn't seek ouster of ethics official
• Gwinnett County deputy resigns after DUI arrest
• Atlanta police probe triple shooting; 1 dead
• Weekly Review
• Extra Special People holds reunion to celebrate 25th anniversary
• Hundreds of fans pay homage to the voice of the Ga. bulldogs
• Could downtown Athens zoning change stop Walmart?
• Fund helps family after lymphoma diagnosis
• This week's Empty Stocking Fund donors
• Huckaby: No bought present equals gift of family
• Public invited to celebrate injured Bogart Marine's homecoming
• During holidays, think about donor advised fund
• Hundreds gather to mourn slain Georgia girl
• Former UGA PhD student gets 70 months in credit card scheme
• Tuckston UMC gives visitors a tour of Bethlehem
• Memorial for Munson today at Sanford Stadium
• New twists to Holiday Spirits tour
• Fund helps abuse victim pay her rent
• Holiday event lights up Bear Hollow
• Co-defendant's girlfriend testifies in Eve Carson murder trial
• What's happening today?
• Six artists display work at ESP show
• Georgia tax revenues show another monthly increase
• Study: Not enough sewer to max out downtown Athens
• Deal: Toll lanes at capacity, working as intended
• Casting Crowns continue to top Christian charts
• Suspect in Ga. girl's slaying held in isolation
• Ending 24-hour vigil, Occupiers say debate has begun
• Winder police bust longtime metal theft ring
• Man lurking in Madison Co. yards could be sex offender
• Colbert church creates Bethlehem village
• Mother of disabled child helped by fund
• What's happening today?
• Bobby Compton holds free Christmas concert to help children
• Developer, A-C officials meet to discuss downtown project
• Student testifies in Eve Carson murder trial
• UGA earns reaccreditation
• New immigration measure in all 159 Ga. counties
• Coke secret formula gets 1st new home since 1925
• Kubota announces 200-job expansion in Jackson County
• UGA student wins $18,000 on 'Millionaire' TV show
• $1,200 collected by church children is stolen
• Occupy Athens abandons round-the-clock protest
• State Ethics Commission member named to judgeship
• FAMU band director's dismissal halted
• Ga. sees jump in charter school enrollment
• EPD's new head vows to use same policy as predecessor
• What's happening today?
• Community celebrates Career Academy's dedication
• New sewer plant brings fresh air to Athens
• Fund helps daughter take care of her father
• Police: Dealer used Athens bridal shop to move crack cocaine
• Talmo loses appeal of low Census numbers
• Winder hires company to take down the Granite Hotel
• North Oconee teacher's aide charged with sending nude photos to student
• Agreement Reached To Sell One Press Place News Building
• Area motorists warned of icy road conditions this evening
• Man charged with murdering abducted girl
• Trial starts in slaying of UNC student leader
• Bill would end need for a permit to carry a concealed weapon
• Oconee County parks will be tobacco free in 2012
• Girl struck by car, killed after stepping off bus
• Dog rescued after being trapped for 7 days in well
• Opening statements today in trial of Eve Carson murder suspect
• Burned Athens-Clarke firefighter on road to recovery
• Madison County commission re-enacts first meeting, 200 years ago
• Fund helps elderly woman after tree crushes her home
• Savannah elects 1st black woman to serve as mayor
• What's happening today?
• A-C Commission approves changes to art ordinance.
• Wilkinson wins Senate race marked by tricks
• Lucky thief avoids electrocution
• Activists want zoning change at Walmart site
• Tax reform debate will return when legislature convenes
• Police say 7-year-old's killing 'very calculated'
• Bassist leaves Drive-By Truckers
• US volunteers in North Korea to build homes
• New plant expected to bring up to 100 jobs to Ga.
• Pilot reported low oil pressure before 3 killed
• State DFCS director out after less than a year
• Anchor Glass plant in Georgia cited by OSHA
• FAMU student leaders call for an end to hazing
• Megachurch's future uncertain after pastor leaves
• Search for missing girl turns up body in trash
• What's happening today?
• School district plans H.T. Edwards open house
• Step dancers stomp out domestic violence for project safe
• Middle-schoolers gearing up for robot competition
• Help for a deaf woman comes from fund
• Isakson amendment targets Solyndra
• New restaurant proposed for Five Points
• Car crashes into Savannah construction crew, killing 1
• Committee freezes state lawmakers' salary adjustment
• Postal service to close Athens sorting facility
• GBI: Body found in search for missing Ga. girl
• Vermont supporting kale artist in Chick-fil-A fight
• 3 jurors needed in Eve Carson's murder trial
• Police search apartments, woods for missing girl
• Sore losers rob man of winnings after card game in West Athens
• Plant recalls sandwiches sold to Ga. gas stations
• Savannah to pick new mayor from City Hall veterans
• Macon, Dalton begin Sunday alcohol sales
• Police say missing girl likely abducted in Canton
• Georgia Senate race turns nasty
• UGA students, community gather for pre-Kwanzaa celebration
• Victim's disappearance allows woman to beat attempted murder charge
• Cancer patient gets relief from fund
• Sheriff's office helps residents mark valuables to cut theft
• Macon Transit improvements bringing more bus riders
• What's happening today?
• Family of man killed in wreck sues restaurant
• Ala. man charged with soliciting sex with Ga. teen
• Eddie Long taking time off from megachurch
• Eddie Long taking time off from megachurch
• GA lawmaker proposes drug tests for legislators
• Alabama man dies after being run over in Georgia
• Weekly review of our top stories
• What's happening today?
• Boatright joins OnlineAthens sales team
• Many more area children in poverty, says Census Bureau
• People who depended on Angel Food left to find new answers
• A-C Commission's racial makeup called into question
• Ex-military man granted help from fund
• Empty Stocking donor list
• Real estate hinders state's economic recovery
• Huckaby: Some Christmas traditions are pure Southern
• Man drives Atlanta ambulance as EMTs treat friend
• Man guilty of killing woman met on Craigslist
• 11-year-old arrested in connection with ring theft
• What's going on today?
• NPR's 'Mountain Stage' is returning to Athens
• Salvation Army bell-ringing campaign in full gear
• Single mom gets help with unexpected bill
• A kidney between friends
• Homeless living in Occupy Athens tents downtown
• Athens Tech named runner-up among state's tech schools
• Bishop Eddie Long's wife says she'll withdraw divorce petition
• Athens group honors civil rights activists
• Athens group honors civil rights leaders
• End of the line for Cain? Announcement Saturday
• Angel Food Ministries leaders indicted
• Athens man dies after two-car collision near the Loop
• Pediatrician facing child porn charges
• Morrow police chief resigns after DUI arrest
• Breakaway group to return church after court loss
• Sister of executed inmate Troy Davis dies
• For Herman Cain, the campaign all but over
• What's happening today?
• Wilson to head up state coroners' group
• Clarke grand jury issues third murder charge this week
• Tuba players celebrate the season with downtown concert
• UGA reviews athletic access after sex abuse accusations elsewhere
• Change undocumented student ban, UGA faculty group says
• Struggling family gets a boost from fund
• Hearing on Sandy Creek bridge next week
• Fishermen may soon face higher fees at Bear Creek
• Parade of Lights delights in downtown Athens
• Man arrested in Oconee meth bust pleads guilty
• 2 killed in mobile lift collapse in Atlanta
• FAMU dismisses 4 students connected to death
• Deal nominates new Ga. EPD director
• Accused leader of Ga. terror plot seeks release
• Court reviews case of fired transgender woman
• Inmates set fires in Ga. prison fight
• Garbage worker's leg amputated at scene of crash
• Wal-Mart to pay for medical costs in syringe case
• Man sentenced in deer transport case
• What's happening today?
• Cain plows ahead but says yet again: reassessing
• Fund helps single mother have a fresh start
• Heating help for poor suspended
• Artists' markets to lure holiday shoppers this weekend
• UGA's Adams withholds his opinion on Regents' immigrant student policy
• Area holiday markets
• Woman facing shoplift charge
• Charges dropped in case of student who killed mice
• Pay, benefits and chairman's vote subject of Oconee County BOC discussion
• Athens Parade of Lights on tap tonight
• Developer meeting with officials, others about downtown Athens project
• Trial postponed for mom in son's jaywalking death
• Bibb County suspends energy assistance plan
• Hundreds gather at funeral for FAMU music student
• Law officer: Teen died after 'huffing' gas
• Deputies decline to evict 103-year-old woman
• Observatory to host Jupiter viewing
• Fulton County, Ga. ex-jailer pleads guilty
• Gambling gets a look in conservative Georgia
• What's happening today?
• Ga. has 8 colleges in need of new presidents
• Dog hit by car hadn't taken LSD
• 2 sentenced in Atlanta in investment scheme
• FAMU hazing persisted despite suspensions, probes
• Economy, job outlook not getting better, analysts say
• Fund warms the home of struggling family
• Madison County family's cedar becomes Athens-Clarke's Christmas tree
• Cain continues campaign, for now
• Compromise sought before Oconee County mobile home park loses water, sewer
• Survey asks for Walmart alternatives in downtown Athens
• Allen's Hamburgers announces it's closing
• Man killed in collision with train in Winder
• Abstinence-only sex education doesn't work, say UGA researchers
• Counseling student in court over view on gays
• Birchmore hospitalized on 100th birthday
• Morrow students arrested in gang investigation
• 12 charged in Brooks County voter fraud case
• Atlanta preparing for weather emergency
• Gingrich: I'm not perfect, yet better than Romney
• What's happening today?
• Jefferson to start Sunday alcohol sales this week
• Vote set on bids for Granite Hotel demolition
• Fund helps see woman through surgery
• Some lawmakers staying neutral in redistricting spat
• ABH spring intern positions available
• Snow, rain expected in Athens
• Woman alleges long affair with Cain
• Atlanta police shoot woman to death
• Woman arrested, charged in Walmart nail salon brawl
• UGA announces Larry Munson memorial for Dec. 10
• Mercedes plows through cemetery, over headstones
• Drum major who died in hazing was 'Mr. Band'
• Trial in Eve Carson murder to begin Tuesday
• Shoppers snap up Cyber Monday deals
• Attorney: there was 'culture of hazing' at FAMU
• Rain-snow mix expected in parts of Georgia
• More kids skip school shots in 8 states
• Veterans of Ga. missile site plan reunion
• What's happening today?
• Georgia to roll out teacher evaluations in schools
• Historic cemetery bridge restored
• Fund helps man keep apartment
• Postal service considering closing Athens facility
• Elbert native speaks at Vann's Creek ceremony
• Police probe killing outside suburban mall in Cobb Co.
• Temperature to drop quickly, chance of snow by Tuesday
• Third passenger in west Ga. plane crash dies
• 2 hospitalized in Albany after park attack
• Housing plan in Milledgeville, Ga. gets grant
• Authorities: Ga. prison fight appears gang-related
• Ala. sides with Shelby Co. in voting rights suit
• Weekly review of our top stories
• What's happening today?
• UGA council may oppose Regents ban on undocumented students
• Volunteers clear old bridge at Scull Shoals mill ruins
• Fund helps mother after work hours cut
• Experts say health care reform is constitutional, but will Supreme Court agree?
• Huckaby: Feeling like the chosen one
• Fulton teen shot in face while squirrel hunting
• Small plane crashes in west Georgia; 2 dead
• Ga. officer charged with speeding at 108 mph
• Ga. secretary of state gets county line paperwork
• Ga. officer faces motorcycle speeding charges
• Couple accused of nailing door shut to boy's room
• What's happening today?
• Walton EMC customers to get refund for 2010
• Fund helps homeless man get warm
• Former UGA prof Montgomery, a noted author, poet dies
• Statue honoring Georgia's first pilot installed at Athens City Hall
• Georgia, Tech frat brothers team up to raise money for heart association
• Civil rights panel to look at immigration laws
• Georgia man collapses, dies after 10K race
• New numbers show unemployment down in Athens
• Ga. to consider vast changes to justice system
• Sheriff: Laser aimed at UPS plane over south Ga.
• Deer hunt begins in northeast Georgia city
• Gwinnett County GOP to host Santorum in forum
• Authorities investigating black mamba bite
• Judge grants bond for man accused of killing cop
• Businessman who started North Georgia radio station dies
• Former commander of Fort Gordon dies in wreck
• What's happening today?
• Detour planned on Winder throughfare
• Thanksgiving means giving at community dinner
• Fund helps mother when son gets sick
• U.S. Secret Service honors local detective with national award
• Ga. farmers crack down on rash of pecan thieves
• Crawford sewer construction nears completion
• Airport USO first line of welcome for troops on holiday
• Gang member gets 30-year prison sentence
• 3 face securities charges involving Norcross studio
• What's happening today?
• Emergency workers launch toy drive
• Credit Union patrons can boost foster kids' holiday
• Feeding the hungry is Athens woman's legacy
• Cabbie faces extortion charge for shake-down of UGA student
• Empty Stocking Fund kicks off annual campaign
• Date, place for Munson memorial unconfirmed
• Winder guard unit returns in time for Thanksgiving
• Beta Xi Chapter of Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
• Giving thanks helps your psychological outlook
• Barrow commissioners put moratorium on new personal care homes
• Two arrests in Oconee County country club burglary
• Army Corps restricts water flow from Lake Lanier
• Longtime CNN radio anchor killed in Ala. wreck
• Holiday drivers hit the road
• Toddler shot in Augusta home invasion
• Demon mascot case prompts city to revise ordinance
• Teen severely hurt during Wal Mart brawl
• Renewable energy plant planned for Georgia
• Hazing looked at in FAMU band member's death
• 11th Circuit upholds strict Ga. execution standard
• What's happening today?
• When mega mall or tiny boutique, shoppers face a weekend of deals
• UGA prof faces restrictions after harassment inquiry
• Kroger on Alps to expand
• Locals at odds with state lawmakers over district lines
• Classic Center requiring more money up front to rent
• Athens sets record high, but Turkey Day will be cooler
• Man crawls under smoke to rescue blind man
• Ft. Benning soldier claims he was predatory lending victim
• Judge dismisses charges in huge mortgage fraud case
• Judge: Ga. terror suspects could pose threat
• St. Mary's employees, volunteers donate turkeys for needy
• What's happening today?
• Memorial service in December for legendary broadcaster Munson
• Operation Christmas Child collects more than 19,500 gift boxes
• Legendary Bulldog broadcaster recalled
• Ga. high court sides with Episcopal Church
• Cops: Woman tried to smuggle drugs in hollow Bible
• Civil War battle to get Confederate Monument
• Jury awards $9.85 million in child's drowning
• Commissioners delay downtown Walmart development
• State Supreme Court sides with Episcopal Church
• Man pleads not guilty to killing wife
• Kennesaw students make anti-bullying film
• Gingrich calls for private retirement accounts
• Police: Fort Benning protest drawing smaller crowd
• Clarence Thomas celebrates museum in hometown
• Atlanta police arrest 500 in roadblock stops
• FAMU student found dead on bus after game
• What's happening today?
• UGA grad wants apology in collision that left her disabled
• Occupiers face daily hostility
• Sunday alcohol sales start in some Ga. cities
• Climatologist: Georgia's getting hotter
• Coca-cola presents $35,000 check to Oconee County park
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• What's happening today?
• Event raises money for cancer research in prof's memory
• Video store liquidation beginning next week
• Opposition to downtown Athens Walmart grows
• Mother feels she was deceived by Bethlehem personal care home
• Athens Mind Body Institute's founder, director will retire
• Huckaby: A holiday to count blessings
• Marijuana grow house found in upscale Atlanta neighborhood
• Ga. school district looks at ads to make money
• Woman on the run for 17 years arrested in Augusta
• What's happening today?
• Georgia wants less water released from Lanier
• Columbus to get new hybrid buses for transit system
• Man accused in Georgia sex cases caught in Texas
• Widespread Panic donates instruments to Ga. school
• Scientists to place new earthquake monitors in Ga.
• Groups rally at Ga. immigration detention center
• Ga. man gets 24 yrs on sexual exploitation charges
• Cain suggests Taliban running Libya
• East Jackson Elementary School teachers kiss local llamas to raise money for books
• UGA workers tested after lab spill
• ABH dedicates plaza to longtime Production Director Gary Cleveland
• Key figure in civil rights case exhibits folk art in Danielsville
• Two more arrested in case of abandoned mental health patients
• Bed, Bath & Beyond to bring 900 jobs to Jackson County
• Ga.-based company recalls sugar canisters
• Changes to public art policy move forward
• Cain receives Secret Service protection
• Lawsuit: Ga. man fired for refusing to wear '666'
• Man pleads not guilty in Eve Carson's murder
• What's going on today?
• Chamber to hold race to benefit Crawford Depot
• World War II vet talks about Pearl Harbor, Iwo Jima
• Is economy best birth control? U.S. births dip again
• Solution suggested for upcoming water, sewer shut off to Oconee County moible home park
• Masked men rob drug dealers at club in Northern Clarke County
• Top scholars will talk about future of government social programs
• Man charged with stabbing wife's new beaux
• Ga. secretary of state: Voter ID law stops fraud
• Police: 8 Occupy Atlanta protesters arrested
• Ga. man pleads guilty in OH in alleged 'pill mill'
• A-C officials lash out at lawmakers over commission districts
• Developer: Downtown project will bring jobs and tax revenue
• USPS officials to discuss possible consolidation of Athens facility
• Cox kills Sprint-based cellphone service
• Georgia sheriff cracking down on pecan thieves
• Police Chief jailed, accused of driving under influence
• Ga. water supply task force looks to reservoirs
• Some Ga. cities to allow Sunday sales this week
• Ga. lawmaker seeks to protect student athletes
• University System of Ga. enrollment sets record
• 16-year-old gets life term in Savannah killing
• Police accuse principal of battery against student
• What's going on today?
• Group solicits gifts for kids around world
• Statham residents hold rabbies clinic to benefit dog park
• Sting nets five prostitution arrests
• Food Bank will start evening hours in December
• UGA's journalism college honors Conrad Fink
• Storm system rakes the Southeast, killing one and damaging homes
• Feds move to close Oconee farm
• Shepherd Center chairman to deliver UGA commencement talk
• Cobbloviate: An Old Ego is a Dangerous Ego
• Everyday People: Emiliano Navarro, Poultry Worker
• William Orten Carlton = ORT: A Top of the Cerebral Cortex Athens Music History Ramble
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• Bibb County commission OKs Sunday sales start
• Man charged with arson in Marietta fires
• Ga. lawmaker wants 'In God We Trust' on car plates
• Ga. immigration law upsets restaurants, farmers
• Arrests made in Atlanta-area pill mill probe
• Cain vows clear foreign policy after Libya lapse
• 'Wizard of Oz' Munchkin Karl Slover dies at 93
• Emergency workers receive training
• What's going on today?
• Barrow County jury finds man competent to stand trial
• Hundreds bring cars, bikes to free UGA inspections
• Iron Horse vandalized, then restored by secret group
• GBI joins Barrow probe of personal care homes
• UGA Foundation repaid for WNEG purchase
• Jail can't keep man from stalking Athens woman
• Senator sparred with student at immigration forum
• Lawyer: Ga. men accused in militia plot had no plans
• Bill: Drugs or welfare, not both under new bill
• Bahamas police say Georgia man swept away by wave
• Burglar steals Make-A-Wish jar from store on Athens' Westside
• Ex-doctor convicted in sex case appeals conviction
• Doraville police officer killed in I-20 wreck
• Ga. to host GOP presidential debate in Atlanta
• Auburn mayor wins national award
• What's happening today?
• Campaign aims to improve UGA's recycling rate
• Man gets 20 years for attacking UGA student downtown
• Toddler recovering after dog rips off her scalp
• Cain accuser's former boyfriend says they all met
• EDF board questions relocation expenses
• Bethlehem personal care home operator arrested for abandonment
• A-C mayor delays senior tax break plan
• Ga. files waiver from education law
• Report: Throw out former Ga. judge's conviction
• Legislators prepare to prefile bills, including welfare drug testing
• Toddler recovering after dog attack
• Cain's wife: Sex harassment claims don't ring true
• What's going on today?
• Growth in school enrollment slowing
• Pecan prices jump up due to drought, demand
• Police sell Thanksgiving feast to honor fallen Athens-Clarke officer
• Police sell Thanksgiving feast to honor fallen officer
• Dozens wind up in jail on alcohol charges after Bulldog win
• Sandy Creek's expansion nearing an open date
• 1 for 1 fundraiser aims to help hungry Athenians
• Savannah musician dies after being found in street
• Atlanta's Christmas tree breaks during hoisting
• Ga. patrol reviewing staffing after state audit
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• Gangster? Murder suspect shows the signs
• As temperatures dip, workers hurry to finish homeless shelter
• Winder shoppers first in the area to buy beer on Sundays
• Ga. Appeals Court judge Smith nearing retirement
• Soldier's war medals found in foreclosed Ga. home
• Newspaper to dedicate plaza to former production director Gary Cleveland
• Magazine's first MAD men get a rare reunion
• Huckaby: 'Bubba' marks Southern men
• Former Atlanta Archbishop John Donoghue dies at 83
• Cain says God persuaded him to run for president
• Advocates: Children left out of mental health plan
• What's happening today?
• Clarke Dems to meet on Thursday evening
• Athens GOP to hear from two speakers Monday
• Drug disposal event set for today in Oconee
• Romney to headline Georgia fundraiser
• Savannah, Ga. police probe SCAD student's death
• UGA president optimistic about budget
• Lives of veterans lost celebrated at Oconee Hill Cemetary
• Noble, retired professor, honored on Veterans Day
• Audit: State Patrol could improve deployments
• Ga. jail inmate convicted in 2009 killing
• Forshee resigns as economic development head
• Oconee County will shut off sewer, water to mobile home park
• Nude suspect killed by deputy after fatal shooting
• Woman, 71, grabs cane and chases burglary suspects
• S.C. GOP leans toward Cain
• Regulators close a bank in Georgia
• Man convicted, sentenced in Macon killing
• What's happening today?
• Account helps family of teacher who died
• Deadline approaching to enter Athens Christmas parade
• A-C centers to close for maintenance
• Rock and Gem Club to hear about salt
• Santa arrives a little early at Ga. Square Mall
• Cold weather forecast, then perfect for Saturday football
• Student sold drugs out of UGA dorm room, police say
• Reality shows looking for Georgia locations
• Second man charged in weekend murder at Rolling Ridge
• Occupiers plan Athens march Friday
• Tests find no DNA evidence in Ga. convict's case
• Video: Sunday alcohol sales in Northeast Georgia
• Griff Doyle tapped as new UGA VP
• Shorter University cancels classes due to bomb threat
• Drug task force searches UGA dorm, arrests student
• 2 bodies found in Marietta home
• Food service firm to open Ga. distribution center
• Freeze warning issued for much of Georgia, including Athens
• Georgia National Fair attendance falls
• Ga. judge hit with ethics charges
• 4 Ga. militia suspects plead not guilty to charges
• Cain accuser complained in next job
• What's going on today?
• Educators trained to identify sex trafficking
• Georgia industries lobby for higher truck-weight limits
• US court trims conviction in Cuba player smuggling
• What's going on today?
• Cain manages crisis with denial, humor, song
• Evening with Trippi to benefit Jackson Boys & Girls
• Perpall appointed to Jackson EMC directors
• Natural history museum director speaking to Audubon group
• Ga. beekeeper hoping new rules will permit hives
• Bear statue damaged in Macon
• Woman convicted in girlfriend's stabbing death
• Veterans Day services slated for Athens, Oconee
• UGA students gear up for a week of homecoming fun
• Downtown authority settles harassment lawsuit
• Man charged with hunting in Georgia subdivision
• Ga. company to open Cordele operation, add jobs
• St. Mary's enters agreement on buying Greensboro hospital
• Ga. to stop investigating Atlanta teachers for now
• Cobbloviate: WHAT WOULD JESUS DO, WITH NO TIMEOUTS ON FOURTH AND TWO?
• Ga. man learns of lottery win through Facebook
• Wreck claims life of Jackson County coach
• Cain says he was 'falsely accused' of harassment
• US Supreme Court to consider south Georgia case
• Student charged with making up robbery story
• What's happening today?
• New Cain Internet ad shines focus on viral videos
• Loss of Angel Food Ministries affects many needy
• A-C Commission to ease restrictions on beer and wine sales
• Senate candidates want to cut taxes, regulations
• Occupiers have legal right to protest on Arch steps, UGA prof says
• Winterville candidates meet at forum
• Cain denies report of sexual harassment
• Occupy Atlanta moves protest to homeless shelter
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Sunday sales vote heads quietly to local ballots
• What's happening today?
• Albany officer dies in crash during chase
• Potter's House farm will grow
• Warrant task force nabs nearly 20 felons in Athens
• Northern transplant becomes caretaker of Confederate grave
• Huckaby: Club requires only age, weight and Bulldog loyalty
• Convicted woman must carry photo of UGA grad
• Atlanta schools debate bonuses for superintendent
• Halloween doesn't have to be gorge-fest to be fun
• Georgia Power says nuclear plant remains on budget
• What's happening today?
• Cuddly robot makes friends at adult day care program
• UGA football players worth big bucks, study says
• How much are players worth?
• Costly wildfire defies firefighters in Ga. swamp
• Savannah student's murderers get life sentences
• Widespread Panic driver suffers fatal heart attack
• Pilot program to teach kids where food comes from
• Judge won't shorten Gucci Mane's sentence
• Mayor of small Ga. town faces child sex charges
• Men rob $18,000, tie victim up at home in Southern Clarke County
• Bond hearing set for teen in killing of Clayton Co. deputy
• Jackson school superintendent Shannon Adams to retire
• Police: Suspected home invader shot by resident
• Cox Media to combine jobs at AJC, other newspapers
• Madison County honors hero who pulled man from train tracks
• Gun found in bathroom ceiling at Ga. high school
• Man charged after infant daughter found
• Study: Casinos could net nearly $1 billion for Ga.
• What's happening today?
• Animal advocates open fundraising thrift store
• Saturday fundraiser to benefit children of slain mother
• Safe driving course offered for young drivers
• Half marathon raises an estimated $65,000 for AthFest programs
• Clarke students tell what it's like to be undocumented
• Crawford home a big draw on Halloween
• Speaker sheds light on dark chapter
• Fundraiser looking to harvest help for the homeless
• Ga. retains AAA bond ratings from all 3 agencies
• Isakson lays out debt reduction plan
• State officials debate plan for natural gas filling stations
• Accused cop-killer Hood demands new lawyers
• Saturday is Gameday!
• Oconee County deputies name suspect in van theft
• Georgia call center to hire 150 employees
• Man catches baby dropped from 3rd-story apartment
• Jobless rates for Athens, Northeast Georgia rose in September
• Georgia inmate who fled work detail recaptured
• Deal: SC to hear appeal for deeper Savannah harbor
• Jury awards former Ga. county official $200,001
• Man pleads guilty in food stamp fraud case
• What's happening today?
• Oconee County leaders eye smoking ban in parks
• Weekend of Halloween events ahead
• Atlanta mayor defends crackdown on Wall Street protesters
• Prince Avenue traffic a hot topic again
• Oconee traffic stop leads to four arrests
• Ga. man sentenced for supplying Iran's military
• Georgia seeks to overturn Voting Rights Act
• Deal's approval about 50 percent
• Athens' income inequality among nation's highest
• Athens man pleads guilty, but mentally ill to murdering wife
• Survey: Some Georgians feel inferior
• Estranged husband charged with murdering ARMC employee, mother of four
• Athens Rising:
• City Pages: Mayor & Commission Retreat Brings Lurking Issues to the Fore
• City Dope:
• Everyday People: Mia Kytle, Massage Therapist
• Pub Notes:
• Capitol Impact: Herman’s Raising Cain in This Race
• Atlanta police arrest Wall Street protesters
• Megabus to add Atlanta hub to serve 11 cities
• Ga. Bank sues former NBA star Julius Erving
• Russian pianist to perform recital at UGA
• Hathcote named UGA registrar
• Good Samaritan hauls man from railroad tracks, saves life
• Athens recycling goes single-stream
• Gadhafi buried in secret site in Libyan desert
• 5K race in Bishop to benefit mission trip to Haiti
• Mike's Grill in Jefferson closes doors after 10 years
• Blueway planned next to Oconee greenway
• Ga. pastor sues city over demon mascot protest
• UGA athlete graduation rate improves
• Oconee County sheriff's brother indicted on child porn charges
• Georgia man convicted in plot to seize courthouse
• Sheriff: Deputy was shot at least 9 times
• UGA's Rutherford Hall named to "most imperiled" list
• Oconee deputies looking for car thieves who likely broke into local daycare
• Wind turbine company to bring 200 jobs to Elberton
• Ga. pastor sues city over demon mascot protest
• Emory warns patients of potential security breach
• Atlanta mayor to revoke permit for protesters
• Huddle House fined $110K for labor law violations
• What's happening today?
• Jefferson Rotary Club launches holiday bike collection
• Athens woman goes on trial for the stabbing death of her girlfriend
• Athens Got Talent schedules auditions
• Humane Society pushes for black cat adoptions
• Forget kudzu bug - new stink bugs are latest invader
• Farm 255 names new chef
• Video captures confrontation between UGA police, Occupy Wall Street protesters
• NPR's Marketplace airs from Athens -- this Athens
• Suspect in slaying of Ga. deputy served in Iraq
• Lake Lanier drops to within 9 feet of historic low
• Athens woman goes on trial for 2010 stabbing death of girlfriend
• 2 dead in apparent murder-suicide outside church
• Atlanta schools chief orders test score audits
• Public safety agencies work to meet FCC requirement
• A-C commission looking for volunteers to sit on committees
• Retired Army officer will challenge Broun
• Ga. Southern creates car-share program on campus
• Army school opponents plan return to Fort Benning
• Official: At least 10 confessions in Dougherty Co.
• What's happening today?
• Oglethorpe County collects unused medications this week
• Station owner's vintage mics get museum display
• Athens Half Marathon raises more than $10,000 for AthFest music education programs
• Community tree sought by Nov. 15
• Ga. lawmakers considering $125M jobs program
• Atlanta schools firing 70 retirees in vague jobs
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Officials: Soldier kills deputy, then self
• Officials: Soldier kills deputy, then self
• What's happening today?
• Local club has a high-flying good time
• A new beginning
• Conservationists hope to protect big tract
• Counties getting ready for possible winter storms
• Lawyers say immigration law hurts state's economy
• Huckaby: Fall calls for a big pot of chili
• JROTC members help one of their own
• Try a homemade Halloween costume for your pet
• Georgia reaches settlement with Pfizer
• Men around Athens don pink for a special day
• What's going on today?
• UGA student group aims to reduce food waste, feed hungry
• Athens barbecue joint Jot Em Down closes
• Service today for Lexington political figure Hamilton McWhorter Jr.
• Less interest in Bible classes
• Hall businessman mulls run for Congress
• Athens' Emanuel leaving Riverkeeper
• Carbon monoxide poisoning kills 2
• 5 killed in South Georgia wreck
• Oglethorpe farm hosts festival today
• NORAMCO's Athens plant wins safety award
• Barrow judge rejects challenge to longtime Winder councilman's residency
• Athens barbecue joint Jot 'Em Down closing
• Bears might soon raise families in Atlanta suburbs
• What's going on today?
• Chili cook-off to benefit United Way scheduled
• Saturday 5K to help cancer center
• Ala. man executed for 6-month-old son's slaying
• Commissioners put off decision on jail art
• GDOT honcho praises Athens region's road projects
• At UGA, Koreas reach agreement on improving relations
• Blueprint: Watkinsville-based nonprofit plans expansion
• UGA will get rid of its old red barn
• Nicholson election heats up tiny town
• Ex-Georgia militia member takes stand
• State applying for new round of education grants
• Madison County investigators seek to ID man who interfered with child
• Ga. labor commissioner recommends benefit cuts
• Former Senate secretary McWhorter dies
• Winter forecast cold north, dry south, heavy snow
• Georgia's jobless rate rises to 10.3 percent
• North-South Korea relations summit seeks peace
• Investors accuse Eddie Long and his megachurch of fraud conspiracy
• State's jobless rate rises in September
• 2 arrested after skimmer found on Ga. ATM
• T.I. looks to regain career appeal, avoid trouble
• Study: Living in poor neighborhood can hurt health
• What's happening today?
• Elderly Athens woman loses $4,000 cash, diamond ring in scam
• Police order protesters away from UGA Arch
• Climate change will alter forests, ecologist says
• Winder voters to decide on mayor, council posts and Sunday alcohol
• Not conceding Georgia, national Democratic leader says
• Lawmakers say they're serious about education reform
• CDC: 1 in 25 adolescents take drugs for depression
• Man accused of courthouse takeover goes on trial
• Georgia's Geathers, Williams suspended by SEC
• Kiddie Dope:
• Athens Rising:
• Everyday People: Kyle Dondero, Account Representative
• Comment: Lessons of the Troy Davis Tragedy
• Pub Notes:
• Athens, GA Half Marathon - A Runner's Perspective
• Cobbloviate: The Sweet Lonesome
• City Dope:
• City Pages: Reorganization of Leisure Services Remains a Concern
• City Pages: M&C to Consider Public Art for ACC Jail Expansion
• Called to Defend Animals - Humane Society CEO to Appear at UGA
• Capitol Impact: Transportation Tax: Yes or No?
• Former Ga. police officer sentenced to prison
• Father, son survive plane crash
• Ga. utility regulator backs solar power subsidy
• Hip-hop star Soulja Boy arrested
• What's happening today?
• St. Stephens to host Rwandan priest
• Athens Tech alumni plan car-show fundraiser
• Former Ila teacher indicted on federal charges
• Americans love pets but still cruel to animals, advocate says
• Judges get a look at the front end of the meth scourge
• Jefferson voters face alcohol question, council decisions
• Committee rejects limiting bars in downtown Athens
• Supreme Court to hear case of 'gator that ate woman
• A-C commissioners push for parks changes
• Experts say Cain's lead won't last
• Athens Christian forced to give up three wins
• More than $100,000 in copper stolen from schools
• School official says football coach was ambushed
• What's going on today?
• Mammogram benefit planned at Flight
• Car show fundraiser on tap for Advantage
• Professor puts his bees where his mouth is
• Theater fan gets role of his life
• Winterville gears up for mayoral election
• Atlanta mayor extends deadline for park protesters
• UGA hosts talks with North and South Korea leaders
• Report recommends Prince Avenue improvements
• Hull man killed in motorcycle crash
• CDC: Add $2 per drink for US excessive drinking
• Jackson chairman Bicknell may run for Congress
• Court reinstates death sentence in 1994 slayings
• Court reverses mother's conviction, upholds son's
• Cain takes lead in South Carolina
• What's going on today?
• Terrapin brewery selling minority interest to Miller Coors' craft beer division
• A-C likely will scale back art budget for jail
• Firefighters putting finishing touches on vintage truck
• Two candidates for Watkinsville mayoral seat
• What's going on today?
• Georgia bird expert to host beginners' birdwatching workshop
• Aging Expo on tap at Civic Center
• Jackson Co. will use grant to jumpstart housing market
• EDF board met in secret to kill river district
• Police K-9 healing after surgery at UGA vet school
• Oconee County Fall Festival delights residents, visitors
• Clarke Central Class of 1991 Reunion
• Sleep, as with seasons, comes eventually
• Brown to be inducted into Ga. Radio Hall of Fame
• Today is Gameday!
• Occupy Atlanta heads to Capitol to rally for jobs
• GA gets $3 million to improve access to HIV drugs
• People brave cockroach-eating contest for park passes
• What's going on today?
• Walkers gather to fight Alzheimer's
• UGA law school ranks high in magazine's rankings
• Dollar General bringing grocery store to Homewood Village
• More Athenians cycling to work
• Oglethorpe teen turns dream into realty with movie production
• By the numbers: Biking to work
• UGA gets $1.2M grant to study nutrition in pecans
• Rock Eagle leads tour to old church cemetery
• Appeals court blocks Alabama from checking immigration status of students
• ARMC named Hospital of the Year for charity work
• Police nab burglarly suspects with gang ties
• Terrapin sells minority interest in brewery to Miller Coors division
• Grocery store coming to Homewood Village
• What's going on today?
• Sons of American Revolution honor black woman for heroics during War for Independence
• Local police try to stem the tide of fraudulent pill theft reports
• Fall festivals abound this weekend
• Luncheon highlights work of Athens Justice Project
• Stolen UGA parking boot leads to drug, weapons charges
• A-C commissioners debate art at jail
• Occupy Atlanta to team up with hip-hop festival
• Recession will linger, experts say
• Commission yanks licenses for Atlanta educators
• Rhodes named head of Savannah River Ecology Lab
• Woman says skirt concerns kept her out of court
• Peanut shortage sending peanut butter prices up
• What's going on today?
• Girl Scouts choose Burton for honor
• Giant festival on tap at motorsports park
• Sports Hall to stay in Macon for now
• Punishments expected soon in Atlanta cheating case
• New commandment doesn't impact sin of metal thefts
• Prosecutor to seek life for man accused of murdering wife
• Public hearing tonight on Pauldoe redevelopment
• Banks Crossing go-kart track forced off course by economy
• Clarke school board to review sales tax projects
• Cabbie thwarts likely robbery on the Eastside
• UGA enrollment up, but falls short of record
• It's official: Watson Mill no longer a state park
• Watson Mill no longer a state park
• Terrapin teaches about beers, bees
• Crawford depot hosting first annual Firefly Fest
• Cedar Shoals plans homecoming parade
• Barrow drug court coordinator fired after arrest at Atlanta night club
• A-C asking for law to crack down on metal thefts
• Gwinnett leader glad Deal addressed I-85 traffic
• UGA forum to address 'Great Recession'
• Athens-Clarke Police seeking missing woman
• City Pages: Commissioner Lowry Publicly Challenges ACC Staff, Management
• City Pages: District Map Vote Brings Up Race as Factor in Elections
• Pub Notes:
• Capitol Impact: These Political Races Will at Least Be Entertaining
• UGA Expanding Options for Parents - Childcare Center Opens in 2012
• Athens Rising:
• City Dope:
• City Pages: Citizens "Occupy" UGA Arch in Unity with Wall St. Protest
• What's going on today?
• 4 Georgia men in court in Pa. homeless check ring
• Barrow elections officials call for the state to monitor Winder's election
• Poison mushroom compound may fight cancer
• Madison student new Miss UGA
• New cafeteria line lets kids choose whether to eat their veggies
• Arcade city council tables decisions on 4,000-home development
• Men steal Xbox at point of shotgun
• Group plans family day for domestic abuse education
• Occupy Atlanta group vows to stay in downtown park
• U.S. ties Iran to plot to assassinate Saudi diplomat
• CDC official charged with molestation
• Voter registration deadline is today for Nov. 8 elections
• Homeless network taps Sherman for interim director
• ADDA floats tougher panhandling law
• Downtown businesses float tougher panhandling law
• I-85 jams up in area where new 'HOT lanes' are
• Carpet plant closing to cost 270 Georgia jobs
• Expect cool, damp Tuesday in Athens area
• What's happening today?
• Tennessee didn't get to dance in Footloose remake
• Athens-Clarke officer back to work six months after he was shot
• Chancellor: Ga. colleges could see full funding
• Barrow teacher denied her old job but presses forward with lawsuit
• Rivers Alive volunteers tackling stream cleanup Saturday
• EDF again says no to river district
• Barrow County deputy dies unexpectedly over the weekend
• 'Home makeover' features Madison home
• Authorities ID victims in 441 crash
• Dog alerts family of fire in time for escape
• Obama thanks civil rights icon Lowery who is 90
• What's going on today?
• Athens-Clarke officers and sons share bonding experience
• Literacy council using grant to cover student bus fares
• Deal relies on who he knows
• Local ministry college to open
• Restaurant chains hold events for Boys & Girls Club
• 4 generator failures hit US nuclear plants
• Weekly Review
• What's happening today?
• Studies say immigration law costs farmers millions
• Anaiah Rucker's family adjusting after TV show put them in a dream home
• Conference highlights Ga. women and girls
• Weekly review
• Huckaby: Steve Jobs has had a major impact on my life
• Ga. Good Samaritan injured after struck on highway
• Athens GOP to host radio host Zoller
• Rock and gem club sets plans for Oct. 18 meeting
• Deadline extended for public safety class
• It's Gameday: UGA vs Tennessee
• What's going on today?
• Georgia, Florida cops team up to send message about DUI
• South Carolina man sets up downtown haunt
• UGA names new ombudsman
• Sheriff's charity ride to benefit at-risk kids
• Nurses solicit votes for pink glove dance video
• Suspected smash-and-grab burglar runs out of gas
• State School Superintendent visits Athens Community Career Academy
• Lawrence retiring after 26 years on State Court bench
• Athens airport gets $11 million grant
• UGA employee data found on public website
• U.S. asks appeals court to halt Ala. immigration law
• St. Mary's acquiring Greensboro hospital
• What's going on today?
• For Herman Cain, a surge in the polls
• Deal says price of tolls need review
• Bear bites hunter in South Georgia
• Feds: Author duped women into giving him millions
• Man indicted for crashing stolen truck into house, killing family pet
• Stroud Elementary gearing up for science
• Northeast Georgia tent crusade wraps up today
• Civil Rights leader Fred Shuttlesworth dies at 89
• Deal wants price of interstate tolls reviewed
• GA Tech police think 1 man behind assaults
• Trucker sought in fatal crash
• Area social clubs sentenced in federal gambling probe
• Ga. AG sues EPA over new air pollution rule
• Projects for $740 million transportation tax approved
• Projects for $1 billion transportation tax approved
• Occupy Wall Street takes over UGA Arch
• Woman scammed by man offering to get relative out of jail
• New parking deck dedicated
• A-C Commission approves trash regulations
• Blueprint: Oconee County will offer safety seminar
• Historic homes workshop covers green issues
• Georgia awaiting decision on health reform waiver
• Traffic snarled by stuck truck
• A-C commissioner says he won't run again
• Editor's note: Our new look
• Most wanted man nabbed on Baxter Street
• Recycling turns controversial on A-C Commission
• Barrow elections board rejects challenge to candidate's residency
• Mayor promises fireworks will be back next Fourth
• What's going on today?
• Autumn bounty on display at downtown Athens farmers market
• Another Georgia Tech student reports campus attack
• Google That Shit: Search: Ground Zero Mosque
• City Dope:
• City Pages: UGA Women's Studies Hosts WAGG Conference
• Athens Rising:
• Everyday People: Cleveland “Boo Boo” Lawrence, Trash Collector
• Capitol Impact: Nuclear Plants in Georgia Should Make You Nervous
• Letters: Dear UGA Students, Alumni, Faculty, Athens Citizens and Georgia Taxpayers
• Pub Notes: Get Involved
• Autumn bounty on display at downtown Athens farmers market
• Ga. judge halts execution for convicted murderer
• Witness invokes the 5th in murder trial motion
• Ex-Dogs coach tosses settlement plan
• Athens Tech agricultural summit postponed
• Key figure in murder case silent
• Ex-Dogs coach tosses settlement plan
• Execution set for today delayed
• Farm meeting in Athens postponed
• Cain leads in Ga. GOP poll
• Cedar Class of '91 holding reunion
• Bike ride to benefit Habitat for Humanity
• Justice Project targeting incarceration rate 'crisis'
• Speaker describes role in battling world hunger
• State still eyeing roster-padding claim
• What's going on today?
• Cain says he should have spoken up for gay soldier
• Wilson's closes after 30 years downtown
• UGA researchers raising thousands of flies to help others get rid of them
• Woman reports bizarre fake traffic stop
• A-C tweaks watering ban
• Mayfield Dairy will end tours
• Dinner to support chefs set
• Counties get bike grants
• Reading day on Thursday
• What's going on today?
• Grandma, granddaughters charged in burglary
• Building community bands together to make widow's dream home a reality
• Billion-dollar road list set to be approved
• Concerns about Augusta fire unit
• No Kid Hungry campaign to begin
• 2 students shot at Savannah State
• Gwinnett to consider privatizing airport
• Students enjoy unique gym
• What's going on today?
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Counties: Cuts will hurt Watson Mill Bridge State Park
• Under a blanket of snow, things heat up
• Gambling knocked out? Don't bet on it
• Huckaby: Breast cancer event would have gotten attention
• Dinner to support chefs planned
• Troy Davis mourned as martyr
• Ga. Hispanics' political clout trailing population
• Women's group gives ARMC high marks
• 2 said to back Perry
• Geologist sounds alarm at appetite for resources
• Those near dump set to expand may seek concessions
• Killing in 2006 will be revisited
• Cedar Shoals choir again invited to perform at Carnegie Hall
• I-85 toll lanes scheduled to open today
• Candidate delivers a policy speech
• What's going on today?
• What going on today?
• AthFest race route revised
• Corn mazes growing in popularity as fall attractions
• March 6 primary date set
• Walmart: No store planned for downtown
• Police ask for help to find 2 men
• Report: Too few college students graduate
• WorldView: Balancing Act in Saudi Arabia
• Georgia Tech: School's T keeps disappearing
• Services herald Rosh Hashanah, the first day of the Jewish year
• Use of water will be curbed
• Gambling probe nets arrests at firm
• Trial date set for suspect in Carson slaying
• What's going on today?
• What's going on today?
• Bernstein marks 100 years in service
• Man shot at gathering that followed a funeral
• City Dope:
• Pub Notes: Rocking the Vote
• Capitol Impact: Georgia SAT Scores Still Sink to the Bottom
• Everyday People: Evan Leavitt, Library Assistant
• Kiddie Dope:
• Athens Rising:
• Comment: “Lincoln Up,” Mr. President
• City Pages: Televising M&C Work Sessions Appeals to Some Commissioners
• City Pages: Commissioners Hesitant to Limit Licenses for Downtown Alcohol Sales
• New Classic Center bookings
• Woman killed in crash
• Athens-Clarke looks at adding trash pickup options
• Rapist jailed for life
• Protesters urge Broun to deliver
• SAT scores down across most of area
• Saggy-pants ban pays off in Albany
• Audubon talk about cranes, black flies
• What's going on today?
• What's going on today?
• From the funnel cakes to the Ferris wheel, the Madison County Fair has changed
• Former rep eyes 10th bid
• A-C freezes development near downtown
• Security guard charged with battery
• Aide out over tape incident
• 101 communities to vote on Sunday alcohol sales
• Lawyers negotiating settlement in museum discrimination suit
• Perry makes Georgia appearance on Friday
• Commission: Peanut harvest will be small
• Cobbloviate: YOU CALL IT A “DERRIERE,” WE CALL IT A “DEER REAR.”
• WorldView: Will The Euro Survive Until Tomorrow Afternoon?
• UGA music school helps older musicians strike up the band
• Blueprint: Local lessons for civics classes
• A-C website earns kudos
• New snag in Donnan settlement
• Weekly review of our top stories
• What's going on today?
• Author inspired by Civil War letters
• Motorcyclists ride in support of wounded marine
• Reopening cold cases, hoping for a spark
• Lyndon show gets motors running
• Huckaby: I could kick myself
• Ga. weighs primary date
• Jury finds man guilty in '97 rape
• Didn't kill clerk, suspect says in letter
• Beetles suspected in deaths of pines
• Reinicke shows off metal plant
• Climate coalition plans march
• Stork sighting excites local birders
• Clinic marks 10 years of caring for the poor
• Toll lanes may add to regular traffic
• History fest on tap in Walton County
• A-C favors few changes to districts
• William Orten Carlton = ORT: Three Wishes
• What's going on today?
• Note from Clinton missing from music hall of fame
• Report: I-85 project to worsen traffic congestion
• King estate sues Miss. TV anchor to get documents
• AP Interview: Troy Davis' sister vows to carry on
• What's going on today?
• Program for at-risk youth comes with strings attached
• Foul end for a top coon dog
• Guilty plea in fencing case
• Pride event a time to be seen
• Will Davis' 'fight' fade?
• Athens sees rise visitors' spending
• Jobless rate tops 10% in six cities
• Restaurant to host benefit
• Expect delays on Ga. 316 on Saturday
• What's going on today?
• Candlelight Vigil Held for Troy Davis at The Arch - Athenians Come Together
• R.E.M.: Grateful group thanks its fans
• After 31 years, R.E.M. will disband
• Davis executed; supporters see injustice
• Troy Davis: How did we get here?
• Angel Food Ministries ceasing its operations
• Health firm to open a facility in Athens
• UGA board backs demolishing Rutherford
• Entries sought for Parade of Lights
• What's going on today?
• City Dope:
• City Pages: Panel's Recommended Map Has Few Changes
• City Pages: Mayor Pitches Tax Freeze for Seniors
• Athens Rising:
• Capitol Impact: Huckaby Takes on Culling Colleges
• Comment: Climate Change and You
• Pub Notes: Around and About
• Everyday People: Analisa Boza, 10th-Grader
• Ga. Club to restart building
• Teen out on bond arrested
• Coile Middle honors late teacher with media center, garden
• UGA says historic dorm will come down
• St. Mary's Hospital offers free health screenings Sept. 29
• Athens woman says she shot man in self-defense
• Athens Tech kicks off new learning initiative
• What's going on today?
• Finishing touches put on new downtown deck as it opens
• Three men charged in armed robbery
• Authorities seek info on old murder
• Epithet disturbs student
• Developer sues regents over waste
• What's going on today?
• Blueprint: Parents ditch the 'drama' to start their own family-friendly youth sports league
• Car show seeks to unravel the 'Mystique'
• Schools projects plugged in sales tax vote
• Man's trial for 1997 rape begins today
• More sharks in Georgia creeks
• Free to Breathe-Athens 5-K Run And 1-Mile Walk
• Weekly review of our top stories
• What going on today?
• Young intruders have photo shoot during break-in
• Teams pull together at JROTC competition
• UGA vet school in tight spot
• Huckaby: Call stirs memories of stint as a wedding photographer
• Athens, deep in poverty, sinking lower?
• Laborer can stay to fight for lottery prize
• Woman feels tourists will be drawn to carriage rides
• What going on today?
• Dry summer won't fade fall's color
• UGA honors its first president
• Thousands protest execution of Troy Davis
• Ex-grease recycler arrested
• DA still on case against doctor accused of rape
• Schools complying with new law on nonresidents
• Postal Service may close state facilities
• Alarming number of kids left in vehicles
• Huckaby speaks, signs books at Athens church
• Munson stable, recovering from respiratory infection
• What going on today?
• Program to help reduce test anxiety
• Mayor objects to 'Rocky Horror' play
• College fair on tap for local students
• Attack against higher ed seen
• Housing project to be razed, redeveloped
• Natural history museum reopening with a focus on what we've lost
• Chancellor says college mergers could save money
• Again, scores on SATs lag
• Focus on child passenger safety
• Warrants sought for university student
• A-C leaders push for November vote
• A fifth try at deciding trial fitness in stabbing
• Mayor offers plan to cut seniors' taxes
• What going on today?
• ARTIST CANVASING THE U.S. ART SCENE
• What going on today?
• Everyday People: Julia Marlowe, Professional Organizer
• Everyday People: Julia Marlowe, Professional Organizer
• Capitol Impact: Governor Fires the Messenger
• City Dope:
• Pub Notes: Here's Looking at You
• Athens Rising:
• Workshop will cover preparing for disaster
• Downtown street to close for building
• New laws topic of employer seminar
• Church reports theft of $20K from coffers
• Local quilters enter national juried contest
• 97 localities set November Sunday sales votes
• Regents OK 2 percent budget reduction plan
• Ticketing downtown picking up
• DA asks again for trial date
• What going on today?
• ALT fundraiser set
• Friends of cemetery seek cleanup help
• Barrow gets opponent for congressional seat
• Stabbing suspect in custody
• High court upholds local noise ordinance
• EDF drops plans for Athens river district
• Cobbloviate: THE TRAGIC CONSEQUENCES OF EXPLOITING TRAGEDY
• Cobbloviate: THE TRAGIC CONSEQUENCES OF EXPLOITING TRAGEDY
• Cobbloviate: THE TRAGIC CONSEQUENCES OF EXPLOITING TRAGEDY
• What going on today?
• Corvette crashes through wall of DeKalb home
• Man charged in fatal shooting
• Officials hunt for gas violations
• 9/11, 10 years after: Impressions
• 9/11, 10 years later: The Young
• 9/11, 10 years later: Honors, reminders at Sanford
• 9/11 patriots inspire
• GOP willing to give jobs bill a look
• Huckaby: Take the time to remember
• Weekly review
• 9/11 10th anniversary: A somber ceremony at Capitol
• Grady to pay for immigrants' dialysis
• Local woman earns body building honors
• Poll: Richt still has most fans' support
• Climatologist removed by Deal
• Deal upbeat about rising tax revenue
• Lily the winning name for giraffe
• Literacy Council wins G-Braves' grant
• Fun-n-Friends event to tour First A.M.E.
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• Retired professor's memorial trail designed to keep 9/11 in mind
• 9/11 remembrances planned
• Students see a need, start food pantry
• Just latest arrest for gang figure
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• Pedestrian struck and killed on I-285
• Glimpses of Athens' past in postcards
• Police seek man after stabbing
• With safety in mind, UGA may tighten rules covering scooters
• Redistricting panel against big changes
• Food ministry halts deliveries
• Basin group OKs curbs on water use
• What's going on today?
• Commission approves school sidewalks and Sandy Creek bridge
• Radio host to run for new House seat
• Capitol Impact: A Time To Settle Scores
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• Everyday People: Ben Farnsworth, Ministries Director
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• Speakers: Save Rutherford Hall
• Howard may be back at work soon
• Leisure services helps local Fibercraft Guild make 'art in transit'
• UGA officer drowns in lake
• Crawford vet to get French Legion honor
• Mayor: Athens river district still possible
• Blueprint: Panel discusses soft job skills
• What's going on today?
• Belk holding grand opening for makeover
• Huckaby to speak at First Baptist
• Hancock to remain open until next week
• Butterworth to head state National Guard
• Fourth judge advised for local court circuits
• Two win casting competition at outdoors show
• Handful of events planned to commemorate 10th anniversary of 9/11
• Southwest Airlines to fly nonstop from Atlanta to Las Vegas, Phoenix
• Sept. 11 led to $460M spent safeguarding state
• Teachers try to find lessons in terror attacks
• Waddell houses on the block
• Hancock Ave. to close permanently today
• What's going on today?
• Cobbloviate: Don’t You Weep for “Sister Mary.”
• Georgia officials anxiously watch Lee
• Governor explores paying extra for reading teachers
• Bats take liking to Coastal Georgia
• Borrowing dips with Deal
• Farms asked to bank their cast-off food
• What wall? UGA parkour enthusiasts embracing free movement
• Hood case transferred to vet judge
• A-C police: Help us catch copper thieves
• Rep white, Southern, Democratic and alone
• New U.S. House seat quick to draw interest
• Dragon*Con enthusiasts line streets for parade
• Huckaby: An education at home
• School janitors jailed in crack cocaine sting
• Bailiff arrested in courthouse crash
• Macon homeless to get day center
• Aquarium, TV star join forces
• Weekly review
• What's going on today?
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• Governor, his wife tour 3 state parks
• Stormy Gulf may boost state tourism
• Reactor running after a shutdown
• 7 named to immigration review panel
• Athens is within reach of second heat record
• Student's party clearly too loud for A-C officer
• School board expecting a painless redistricting
• Rep's plan splits county into 10 districts
• Qualifying period sets up area races
• Proposal to develop river area on hold
• To see the game, just walk on in
• What's going on today?
• UGA 'happy' with farm bid
• Academic giving at new high
• Lunchtime lectures bring leaders to school
• Search targets murder suspect
• Extreme drought spurs calls to conserve
• 5K will raise funds for Habitat for Humanity
• What's going on today?
• Because they care: volunteers unite to help service agencies
• UGA bias lawsuit can go to trial
• More support heard for district status-quo
• Researcher: Oil spill still perplexing
• Man says he, grandmother were shot at
• Thomas remembered for BBQ, hard work
• Broun says he'll run again
• 3 indicted in abuse cases at local retirement home
• What's going on today?
• Pub Notes: Keep It Simple
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• Google That Shit: Search: Haiti minimum wage
• Everyday People: Jazzmon Martin, Bank Teller
• Letters: Offended by Picture
• Letters: A Georgia Hero
• Letters: A Word from ATHICA
• Letters: A Boatload of Thanks
• Towering tree on UGA's North Campus taken down before it topples
• Residents fear map changes
• Georgia poultry industry hit by rising costs
• College gets word out on special loans
• Blueprint: Family losses drive 3 nurses to raise funds
• Festival postponed for holiday conflict
• Oconee restaurant owner dead at 76
• Investigators waiting for man to recover
• What's going on today?
• Death penalty push delays arraignment
• Blueprint: Bicycle ride to raise money for Interfaith Hospitality Network
• Short but not simple: UGA collections prepped for major move
• What's going on today?
• Shooting motive is unknown
• Two qualify for mayor's post
• Barrow commission approves 2012 budget
• Man sentenced in sexual exploitation case
• Panel says student did not violate UGA rules
• Firefighters to use bikes for rescues
• 2 drown in separate Lake Lanier incidents
• Police: Man crashes SUV into house in ATL
• Third teen dies after being struck by car
• Tea party clout on the rise at Georgia Capitol
• Neighborhood leaders want more input on new maps
• Chiming in ahead of 2012
• Kudzu-eating bugs a boon ... sort of
• Weekly review of our top stories
• What's going on today?
• Young pups on hand at Spirit Day
• Irene lands a punch
• Little hope woman is still alive
• Hot and dry: Get used to it
• A treat for dog-lovers and pets at Memorial Park
• Huckaby: I'll be rooting for Lady Vols coach
• Kilimanjaro climb an unforgettable high
• Town to welcome Little Leaguers home
• Army: Lanier dock permits may stop
• 2 killed in Fulton home explosion
• Gingrich campaigns in Georgia
• Tybee waters open after Irene passes
• What's going on today?
• Georgia coast feels effects of far-off storm
• 2 million ordered to leave as Irene takes aim
• Baby found dead; parents hospitalized
• Police: Teen wanted to be shot
• Novel challenge to voting maps
• 115th birthday for world leader
• Royale move for Jittery Joe's
• DA to pursue death penalty
• What's going on today?
• Clarke Central and Cedar Shoals renew the rivalry in season opener
• 2 students charged in robbery at high school
• Athens Tech kicks off its first semester
• UGA profs reach out to illegal immigrants
• What's going on today?
• Theatre concert raises $85,000 for Christian family
• Budget forces cat shelter to cut hours
• Heritage Foundation puts the focus on sustainability
• Infrastructure a business priority
• Libyan events hit home for UGA student
• A student robbed at his school
• Two plead not guilty in Feb. slaying
• Retiring solid waste worker enjoyed his long haul
• What's going on today?
• WorldView: Was George Bush a Sleeper?
• Everyday People: Steve Hardwick, Window Washer
• Pub Notes: The Perfect Crime
• Capitol Impact: New Maps Outline the Changing Political Landscape
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• City Pages: Janus Report Cites Scattered, Confusing Marketing Strategies
• Back to School for Athens - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Rep gets an earful over vote on debt
• Mom tracks phone; police call on suspect
• Voices raised against regents' policy on undocumented students
• Blueprint: UGA students rally for day of service
• Voters can have say on commission maps
• Jefferson to vote on Sunday alcohol sales
• What's going on today?
• Proposed maps again split Clarke County
• Chef shares cool art with Athens Tech
• Some 250 students jump right into future at new career academy
• What's going on today?
• Ford Fincher awarded scholarship
• New neighbors surprise Winterville residents
• Career academy summit planned
• Cobb police seek car in fatal hit-and-run
• FBI team takes aim at government corruption
• Blueprint: Friends renovating cemetery bridge
• Recycling down a bit in Athens-Clarke
• Legislative maps bring few major changes
• Economic study in; will A-C act this time?
• When law enforcement officers cross the line
• Huckaby: Can't deny that I'm a country boy at heart
• Ex-bank chair faults lawmakers in demise
• Relief at recovery of beloved Brer Rabbit
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• Food bank urges residents to fast
• GOP rankled over waivers of cuts in air service subsidies
• Blueprint: 9 educators recognized
• 51 Atlanta officers lack proper training
• Parasite a threat to dogs
• Schoolkids records closing, leaving a void in Athens' music scene
• What's going on today?
• Construction workers ignite brush fire at police headquarters
• Bridge to cross wetland
• Facility for kids closed
• Voting maps OK'd over Dem objections
• Youth symphony seeking new applicants
• Goal for college: Higher profile
• Longtime funeral director dies
• Felon indicted on charges he robbed 2 drug dealers
• What's going on today?
• Smaller-than-expected crowd drawn to UGA job fair
• Democrats' district maps aim for unity
• Man admits he used knife in fatal fight
• Probation officers hit with a car
• State chamber hires group to push transportation tax
• DuPree, strong backer of library system, dies
• What's going on today?
• Pub Notes: Districting for Dummies
• Capitol Impact: The Magic of Redistricting
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• City Pages: M&C, EDF Cautious in Blue Heron Funding
• City Pages: Safe Routes to School Picking Up Momentum
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• Everyday People: Maria Carrelli, Pet Sitter and Dog Walker
• Rutherford's residents fear losing dorm's sense of community
• Clarke will use a new way to judge teachers
• District proposals irk some
• A-C to wait on changes to leaf, limb
• Man falsely accused in recent slaying
• University picks child care provider
• Free legal classes scheduled tonight
• Athens featured in Rachel Ray mag
• Wayward rabbit found in woods after its theft from Remus museum
• EMS promotions
• Athens-Clarke 4-H’ers win state honors
• Athens-Clarke delegation attends state 4-H Council
• What's going on today?
• 'DAMN! Show' creators ink cable TV deal
• Suspect in poker robbery arrested
• Jackson county emergency personnel dive into underwater training
• Hood will be in court this month
• Rock Eagle hosts a chance to see raptors
• Winterville to keep same millage rate
• Tax bills to be sent this week
• Antique from Russian czar to be sold in Ga.
• State wants overhaul of school assessment
• Pair of cats that vanished in tornado return home
• Fallen bridge debris ties up Atlanta route
• At 86, crossing guard still not ready to stop
• Leaf-limb pickups in Zone 1 this week
• Freshmen flock to Sanford Stadium for party ahead of first day
• New districts cheat minorities, some warn
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• History of Athens Told Through Postcards
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• A dose of the real world as med students make the rounds at ARMC
• Meth lab busts, arrests follow traffic stop
• Locals line up Sunday sales votes - or not
• Alone in life; alone in death
• First Lady Sandra Deal discusses passion
• Huckaby: Kind words and prayers sincerely appreciated
• Church clinic offers free dentistry
• New High exhibit to focus on golf
• What's going on today
• As library’s expansion moves along, staff and patrons adapt
• Help in a time of need
• After the first bust, meth probe widens
• New district drawn to rep's advantage
• What's going on today?
• 4 arrested in home invasion suspected in other robberies
• Oh Brer, where art thou?
• Meth lab on wheels discovered
• New trail expands biking options
• Felony dumping case an A-C first
• Eastside drivers forced to adjust
• Station collecting for needy student
• Turtle Trek planned to benefit families
• Libertarians to host Appleseed speaker
• Man charged in honor guard thefts
• The cost of tennis center over budget
• Profs see historic D.C. split
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• William Orten Carlton = ORT: A Birthday Ramble
• Shelter gets fans after 14 dogs die
• Officer shoots, kills a suspected robber
• Deep regrets from ex-schools super
• Army IDs 2 killed in copter crash
• Damaged school prepares to reopen
• UGA student arrested after woman attacked
• EDF hiring manager for river project
• What's going on today?
• City Pages: Mayor, Commish Vote for EDF Compromise
• City Pages: Landfill Methane Harvested for Sale
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• Pub Notes: Signing Off
• Everyday People: Kelli Bivins, Teacher
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• $2.5M renovation of Memorial Hall OK'd
• Regents hike insurance premiums
• Tax collections up by 7 percent
• Downtown jewelers now selling alcohol
• Revenue an issue in river district plan
• Ex-coach Donnan, firm agree to settle suit
• Georgia Artist is Shaking Things Up
• What's going on today?
• Pet corpses puzzle cops
• Donor's request for Sandy Creek structure debated
• Deal: Get primed for more cuts
• Chamber to focus on big state issues
• Gainesville State president to retire
• Volunteers can clean Sanford for funding
• Beacon of Hope Award
• Police issue lookout for man wanted in shooting
• Crowd of freshmen arrive at university
• What's going on today?
• Airline subsidy is shaky
• New leaders, uniforms for some as Clarke County students start school today
• Leaf-limb pickup set for 7 neighborhoods
• Jonesboro plantation in state of 'mourning'
• Judge to get update in water negotiations
• Atlanta students back amid scandal
• Trophy buck a part of family
• County vehicles return to biodiesel fuel
• Blueprint: Service pairs pooches and pilots
• Authority to fence at reservoir
• What's going on today?
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Courts must translate new rules for interpreters
• Violent end to a marriage
• Rep's plan would cut A-C superdistricts
• Huckaby: Coping with the Big C
• Southeast resists renewable energy
• What's going on today?
• S&P downgrades U.S. credit rating from AAA
• Want to fly through the air? Take the leap
• Life terms for man who killed 3 siblings
• Blueprint: Garden network growing
• Firm over hurdle in chemical fire cleanup
• Second arrest in drug-related shooting
• Pawn shop planned on old Deal property
• Deputy started as laborer and worked way up
• Firm to add 500 jobs, expand headquarters
• Garden dedication planned Saturday
• Bus trip scheduled for King unveiling
• Hearings on road plans
• Final suspect in thefts at UGA turns himself in
• What's going on today?
• Area colleges talk up notification systems
• Sports store is closing
• Athens man slain in dispute over drugs
• Clarke school board to meet this evening
• Hood’s parents gave him a ride day officers shot
• What's going on today?
• New tower lifts Cedar JROTC
• Slain officer’s family given $60K in bonds
• Forecast for UGA weather stations not as grim
• At 102, heat hits new high
• Local parties plan redistricting forum
• GOP to hear from Barge, McKillip
• County aiming to make sure school zones are slow zones
• UGA police hunt ‘Pee Wee’ after thefts of credit cards
• What's going on today?
• Everyday People: Clint Murphy, Zoo Program Specialist
• Google That Shit: Search: Alec -Baldwin
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• City Pages: Former Commissioner Cites Advantages of Sandy Creek Bridge
• Pub Notes: Blood on the Table
• Capitol Impact: The Tea Party Shouldn’t Complain
• Cobbloviate: No More Teflon For This Icon
• Temperature in Athens rises to a record
• Ground dwellers show an attitude
• Commission mends rift with econ group
• New solar signs to save county money
• What's going on today?
• Mission accomplished: Madeline, The Glands officially christen Theatre stage
• National preservation group weighs in on UGA's old dorm
• Most Ga. Republicans vote against legislation
• From an airborne plea, a friendship balloons
• Belated birthday present with the Braves
• Radio personality leaving behind her legacy at WUGA-FM
• Changes as school resumes
• Fewer juries could hear competency cases
• Leaf-limb set for 7 neighborhoods
• Group presses for Northwest district
• Volunteers crucial for national parks
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• Weekly review of our top stories
• Stage is set for an economic revival as Georgia Theatre reopens
• Thrift store to move as church expands
• In debt battle, a surplus of partisanship
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• GBI wraps up report in fatal Hall shooting
• Atlanta Public Schools facing $10M in cuts
• Huckaby: Never know what will come from a chance encounter
• Republicans in charge of redistricting for first time
• Heat's on as drum and bugle corps practices for championship
• Hood's brother barred from Clarke caught prowling, arrested
• The Olivia Tremor Control, Mould in PopFest lineup
• Body found in well; husband charged
• Black leaders announce jobs initiative
• Team of disaster survivors helps rebuild animal rescue
• Service set for late SCLC leader
• Feds: Firm favored foreign workers
• Blueprint: ESP breaks camp with a celebration
• What's going on today?
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• Back-to-school bingo means summer BREAK's days are numbered
• Habitat director may run
• Area officers join service for slain deputy
• Final push for road project list
• Lawmaker sees no weekend deal on debt
• Radio station plans gospel celebration
• Public defender named to board
• Pretrial motion in Hood case
• On the move: It's that time of the year again
• Source of drinking water full for now
• Federal funding at stake in fight over debt limit
• Public helps police drive down crime
• Coach Dan Magill to throw first pitch
• GMOA contractor wins state award
• Toastmasters move
• Turtle plate financial boost for Jekyll facility
• What's going on today?
• What's going on today?
• Capitol Impact: Georgia Power's Great Summer
• Pub Notes: Locked on Target
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• City Pages: Funding Criteria Put Commission, EDF at Impasse
• City Pages: Blue Heron Study Cites Opportunity, Financing Challenge
• Comment: Time to Work on Economic Development
• Comment: A Year Downstream from the Trail Creek Spill
• Hospital tests workers' vigilance during lock-down drill
• Brother of Hood sentenced
• Outspoken lawmaker dead at 56
• Fallen lines spark outage
• Woman no longer missing
• Peace Corps plans info session tonight
• Artists' ideas sought for car show awards
• Escapee caught
• Property tax beefs multiply
• UGA -- making strides with minorities -- sees athletes as excellent ambassadors
• Dispatcher resigns amid counterfeit probe
• Schoolkids closing its doors soon
• Text messages lead man to report woman missing
• Documentary explores rebirth of Georgia Theatre
• Warrants questioned in raid on puppy mill
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• Heritage group will preserve its walking tours
• Colleges spend more despite cuts
• Students get to try out iPads
• Testing boosted overall, but fewer hit AYP
• Police look twice at home-invasion reports
• Leaf-limb set for 7 neighborhoods
• School boards' fate to be decided
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Year after massive chemical spill, Trail Creek's future remains murky
• Singer Amy Winehouse found dead
• Some stranded as bus route shifts
• After delays, river district plans a wash?
• Huckaby: Are we building a bridge to nowhere?
• Zoo welcomes a new baby giraffe
• Georgia Power will buy solar by 2015
• What's going on today?
• Homegrown terrorist kills scores in Norway
• Weekend will be a hot one
• Memorial for slain woman with local ties
• Grant for air service may be cut
• Blueprint: Charities aim to improve service
• Runaway teens await their fate
• White House disputes claims about lynch case
• What's going on today?
• New commission maps get a look
• Hands-on art class at library
• Oconee's Berry to lead sheriffs' association
• A-C seeks say in how econ funds are spent
• Cartel source of fake money
• 8 Clarke schools come up short in report
• UGA employee ran marijuana farm, police say
• What's going on today?
• What's going on today?
• Athens Rising: Cobbham Envy?
• ARMC 'meet and greet'
• Piedmont ready to launch a new nursing program
• Public can get an early look at voting districts
• Arrest in drug robbery
• Marines to aid slain officer's kids
• 'Colbert Report' crew to film in Athens
• Pub Notes: Zero Cost to You
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• Capitol Impact: Who Goes into Debt? Nearly Everybody
• Cobbloviate: “Was” May Look Just Like "Is," But It Isn't
• City Pages: FON Forum Highlights Neighborhood Street and Traffic Concerns
• City Pages: M&C Will Consider Bridge to Connect Sandy Creek Trails
• City Pages: Downtown Panhandlers Not a Reflection of Homeless Situation
• Everyday People: Ashley Dillard, Auto Repair Shop Owner
• 3 more sought in home invasion
• Competent to be tried, jury decides
• Using high-tech equipment, UGA students locate cemetery's forgotten gravesites
• Athens Borders to close
• A-C won't move to regulate brown-bagging
• Meetings set Thursday on school spending
• What's going on today?
• Voting on tags begins -- again
• Danielsville Elementary names 'Colts of the month'
• Commissioners plan off-site retreat today
• Athens resident knocked out of poker tourney
• University chooses new chief information officer
• Ex-coach now faces a lawsuit
• Women give Girl Scouts first go at using new community center in Crawford
• Accused killer's competency in question
• ABH fall intern positions available
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• Drought making South Ga. wildlife uneasy
• 2-year-old rescued from Lake Lanier
• GBI investigating Hall County inmate death
• Motorized tours to begin soon on island
• Fatal shooting at party in Augusta
• DeKalb police officer injured in accident
• Leaf-limb pickups set for 7 neighborhoods
• Courts grapple with banishment
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Home makeover thrills Madison family, other residents
• Passers of fake money sought
• Mayor says time to go; others wish it wasn't
• Fans, players on hand for sixth annual Countdown to Kickoff
• Huckaby: We used to could put a man on the moon
• Savannah tourism gets $100M boost
• Report: State officials looking into HIV unit
• Civil War markers highlight neglected moments
• Edgy anti-drug campaign expands
• Harry Potter movies come to an end, but not the magic
• Astronauts on final shuttle flight wake up to R.E.M.
• Inline hockey player strikes gold in Italy
• Parking in some areas unenforced
• Contest to pick a new state license plate will start over
• 15 years later, Olympic torch-bearers remember the thrill of a lifetime
• Truck catches fire on U.S. 78
• Cost to fix deck rises
• Death at pool ruled accidental
• Deal to pick new tag design today
• Deal wants to combine pre-K and Head Start
• Murder suspects indicted
• A-C looks for solution after cut in leaf-limb collections draws complaints
• Police investigating case of burned infant
• Immigration law: Prof will study loss by farmers
• Athens woman drowns in pool
• Police think arson fire the result of domestic dispute
• Letters: Open Letter to UGA
• Letters: Re: Rutherford Hall
• Letters: A Report from Habitat
• Pub Notes: Camp Hell
• William Orten Carlton = ORT: Examining the Spoils from Kurt Woods’ Front Porch
• Capitol Impact: Scandal Shows School Problems
• WorldView: Murdoch’s Troika
• City Pages: M&C Approve CC Plan, Three-Laning Measures
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• Everyday People: Ella Grondahl and Tiffany Hines, Travel Agents
• Vet school camp helps build career interest
• Break in heat ahead
• UGA's ecology lab surviving
• Charges in chop shop case
• Panel lining up to redraw A-C districts
• Grower to address local orchid group
• Justices grill lawyer in Athens noise case
• Possible bomb found at scene of arson blaze
• Winterville to have a mayor's race
• Road renamed to honor slain police officer
• Life without parole in toilet lid murder
• 13 firms apply to build replacement for historic dorm
• Weather advisory issued
• No vote for EDF addition
• Jefferson Heat Wins Pop-Up Classic
• Toastmasters installs new officers
• Housing expert to explain program
• Help agency seeks volunteers to assist when disaster strikes
• Senator: More options needed for students
• Cobbloviate: “Was” May Look Just Like "Is," But It Isn't
• Blueprint: Madison girl, her family revel in 'extreme' surprise
• State retirees plan quarterly meeting
• Leaf-limb pickups set for 8 areas this week
• Carr's Hill complaints continuing
• 911 fees eyed for prepaid phones
• Community key to hospital CEO
• Civil War vet's son one of few
• Police, property owners employing extra measures to thwart copper thieves
• Talks may mend rift over A-C jobs group
• Immigration law foes rally at state Capitol
• Huckaby: Sorry, ladies, soccer is not football here
• UGA grad who worked with shuttle program reflects on the end of an era
• Blueprint: Girl Scout wants to ensure kids have books for school
• Log House gives campers a taste of the past
• 'Makeover' team needs more hands
• Trainer set to flex his muscles
• A-C gets cracking to bring fireworks back
• Swamp fire grows
• Masked men barge in, beat residents
• Funds banked for potential campaigns
• Ex-Atlanta schools chief apologizes
• World of fun at Nicholson puppet show
• Athens Regional board OKs Thaw as new CEO
• Senate leaders plan forum this Monday
• Atlanta BOE delays search for leader
• Clarke BOE names Career Academy chief
• Local geography whiz makes U.S. team
• UGA closer to decision on buildings' fate
• Payback? Shots fired; car burned
• In death, teen leaves the gift of life
• Tickets now on sale for White Linen Gala
• High court will hear noise case
• Athens Transit to eliminate Lift stops
• Man charged with killing his wife may go to trial this year
• Military News
• William Orten Carlton = ORT: Examining The Spoils From Kurt Wood's Front Porch
• Program's building still sinking
• Dog found with ears sliced off
• Police seeking tips after drive-by
• Funding issues likely to curb I-85 widening
• Stadium's big screen should score with fans
• All-stars win district 10 championship
• Tigers are champs again
• Georgia State Defense Force exercise
• Father, son die in fire
• AJP head to address Democrat breakfast
• Music Midtown back
• Documentary on lawyer wins award
• Man sentenced to probation for running casinos
• Bodies found in truck
• Everyday People: "K," Undocumented Person
• Comment: Thank You, Panhandlers
• City Pages: Safety Improvements to 316 Likely Depend on T-SPLOST Passage
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• Capitol Impact: State Wins and Loses Before the Judges
• Pub Notes: All About Athens
• Athens-Clarke to 3-lane 2 roads
• Fireworks display leads to arrest of 2
• Murder conviction upheld
• Teen remains on life support
• Hike in Kansas: Georgia to stay put on speed limits
• Athens: Deadline looming for aging recognition
• Probe: Schools chief knew about cheating
• Deal appointee shown Superior Court ropes ahead of first official day today
• State law pushes up elections
• Athens teen on life support after shooting
• State jumps in CNBC business ranking
• Dress like a cow get some free Chick-fil-A
• Activist key to immigration bill
• Stores report receiving fake bills over weekend
• In the game: Power soccer program achieves its goal
• Leaf, limb pickup slated for Zone 5
• Georgia opens a new state park
• Sheriff dies after crash in Griffin
• Cyclists: 3 feet go a long way
• 40th Peachtree: A long running streak
• Cain reports $2.5 million for presidential bid
• 2 Georgia technical colleges merge to reduce costs
• More troops likely at Independence Day festivities
• Wildfires close Okefenokee refuge over holiday
• Thousands rally against Ga. immigration law
• Sliced and diced: Redistricting fears
• Insurance law a first; its impact a 'question mark'
• Immigrants not targets, officers say
• Huckaby: Reliving the joys of summer camp work
• People urged not to shop, work to protest Ga. law
• Ga. Power says nuclear project could exceed budget
• Athens Transit reworks some bus routes
• Full plate of tag choices
• Former UGA coach Donnan files for bankruptcy
• Drug arrests continue
• Courson to address youth sports issues
• Women of Excellence to host fundraiser
• Rival's generosity helps keep mechanic's business on road
• Georgia Power gets break on emissions
• Lake house explodes
• Science the trick behind library 'magic' show
• Much of GA immigration law set to take effect today
• 7 Atlanta officers put on admin. duty after raid
• After 52 years, day care closing
• Excitement building for 'Makeover'
• Downtown parkers pay more today
• Financial office adopts new name
• 3 killed in shootings minutes apart in Atlanta
• Group joining push to boost local shops
• Bikes awarded for good attendance
• Military Academy grad
• Agnes Scott grad
• Toastmasters Club inducts new members
• Deputies graduate from Police Academy
• ‘Quilt Square Camp’
• Atkins EMS director of the year
• Author to address Micah’s Mission
• Cookout to benefit local Olympic hopeful
• Oconee will pay firm to redesign its website
• Barrow commission backs vote on charter
• The 4th will still sparkle
• Robbery suspect linked to crime spree
• Mules drafted for bridge project
• Holiday fun
• Undergrads named '11 summer fellows
• Grady team wins Silaver Anvil Award
• Phi Zeta honors given to faculty, students
• Association honors eminent scholar
• University's Pandora Yearbook goes digital
• Fellowship awarded for research in Spain
• UGA's grad school honors 4 students
• WUGA takes home multiple awards
• Ga. execution is fodder for challenges to new drug
• A victory for Georgia in water war
• Third shooting suspect arrested
• City Pages: Leisure Services Shakeup Prompts Records Request
• Pub Notes: Against Our Interests
• City Pages: Limiting Downtown Bars on the Table for Legislative Review
• City Dope:
• Athens Rising:
• Google That Shit: Search: Google filter bubble
• Comment: Immigration and Agribusiness in Georgia
• Everyday People: Geoff Lewis, Farmer
• Neglected horses find greener pastures in Danielsville
• Charter schools win reprieve
• New principal named for Hilsman
• 2 hurt when truck hits bridge in Atlanta
• Family in on thefts, police say
• A-C set to OK center expansion
• Authorities crack Mexican drug ring
• Dull parks losing money
• Firefighters make an explosive discovery
• Wrigley named vice chancellor
• Group slowly collecting artifacts from Burney-Harris high
• Reward offered in convenience store holdup
• Arrests in poker robbery
• High court upholds decision to toss indictment over wording
• School projects list set
• Commission moves today's work session
• Federal government declares 22 counties drought disaster areas
• ADDA calls meeting to adopt '12 budget
• Judge blocks parts of Georgia immigration law
• Star Spangled Classic canceled
• House speaker paid $1,300 in late taxes
• Online voting begins for new license plate
• Longtime foster mom wins $300K in lottery
• Authorities look for man in Lake Lanier
• BOE will decide on its tax list
• Robbery pictures released
• Area schools pleased with CRCT results
• Leaf-limb pickups this week in Zone 4
• Charter schools to learn fate
• Pet group gets dog flu vaccine
• Tour explores the various stages of Athens' musical history
• Preparing for a disaster? Think big, expert says
• Huckaby: Thanks for nothing, GPS
• Dem must wage uphill runoff battle
• DA likely to seek ultimate penalty for Hood
• Shots fired during family dispute
• Former state official pleads guilty to fraud
• Students' band will play Athfest
• Blueprint: Building a dream
• First American takes over bank in Clayton
• 7 arrested in separate drug investigations
• Restaurants must empty grease traps under proposed regulations
• Governor heads off a hike in gas tax
• Police say dying man victimized
• Jurors convict man of murder
• Lightning strikes near AthFest stage
• Whatever It Takes plans party
• Rains slow growth of wildfires in South Georgia
• River shows it's an unpredictable creature
• Expert: Problems at Vogtle aren't 'insurmountable'
• Sheriff critically hurt in collision with grandson
• Search under way for missing research monkey
• Gingrich criticizes Obama's statement on war
• New round in parking battle
• Info post a big job at UGA
• Athens-Clarke weighs 3-laning portions of roads
• State executes inmate with new drug
• Man charged with molesting relative
• Blueprint: Story of survival inspires audience
• Celebration caps donation drive for bear habitat
• Gains seen on CRCTs
• Death probed: Woman had thought her uncle was asleep
• Economic rift costing jobs, Athens told
• Oglethorpe holds visioning session
• Fulton judge clears way for man's execution
• Cooper again world's oldest
• Life of a slave presented in dramatic fashion for teachers
• A-C will review its alcohol laws
• Dooley to lead 'Makeover' rally
• Blood drive canceled at Realtors' office
• Prosecutor: Toilet lid used to beat man to death
• Block party set for home dedication
• Barrow diagnosed with prostate cancer
• City Pages: Denson, Commission Square Off Over EDF
• City Pages: Prioritized T-SPLOST List Agreed to by M&C
• Capitol Impact: Transparent As Dirt
• Everyday People: Paula M. Elliott, Hospice Nurse
• City Pages: ACC Pursues Ambitious Waste Reduction Goals
• City Dope:
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• Pub Notes: Broadcasting, Barbecue & Socks
• Hood faces 70 counts
• House 113 race heads to a runoff
• Hiker killer indicted on charges in N.C. slaying
• Cobbloviate: The One Where The Ol' Bloviator Goes All Phallic and Freudian - Ugh!!
• South Ga. waterways show effects of drought
• Oglethorpe wants input on growth
• Longest day predicted to be a hot one
• House 113 contest not a big draw
• Opening statements set in murder trial
• Harvey a state finalist in pageant
• Morning shooting leads to arrest of three people
• Democrats elect caucus leader, whip
• Todd McGhee named new Elbert principal
• Nominations sought for aging recognition
• Musicians offered free legal counsel
• Weiner sexting pal quits Athens job
• WorldView: Leaving Afghanistan
• Officials worry new tax won't pass
• Mail service routes will be consolidated
• GED test price hike postponed
• Deal got Delta perks after tax break law
• Teacher certification rules change
• Leaf-limb set for Zone 4 this week
• ABH staff takes home awards
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Picnic a chance for army reservists to get acquainted
• Mayor: Columbus not likely to take up Sunday sales
• Hall Co. woman fired after $11,000 goes missing
• French national returned to Ga. to face charges
• Drought threatens crops, livestock across Ga.
• 58-year-old from Georgia wins senior spelling bee
• Past year's killings marked by lack of guns
• Cuts curb education, outgoing chancellor says
• Voters' worry: Money
• New members of Four Corners Woman's Club
• Huckaby: Daddy's legacy lingers on
• Participants practice for 106-mile trip down the Oconee
• A wayward tortoise back with its owner
• Recycling pitch has cost
• Treatment, drug court to expand
• Finalist named to take helm of hospital
• Clarke Democrats will meet Thursday
• Top staffer on ethics commission resigns
• Hoschton bank gets assets of failed bank
• Fitness teacher: No regrets about Weiner exchanges
• Methodists vote to return in 2013 and 2014
• Youth center dedication a special event for big boys & girls, too
• New home will surprise lucky family
• Police say woman stole from condo group
• South Georgia wildfires force evacuations
• Hair extensions stolen
• Berries ripe for the picking at Oglethorpe farm
• Varied mix of transportation tax priorities
• Victims of man's scam to be repaid
• Residents in South Georgia on edge as fires spread across region
• Star Spangled Classic and Fireworks
• City Pages: Commission Wants Results from Economic Development Group
• Capitol Impact: Disaster Looms for Many of Georgia’s Farmers
• Pub Notes: Athens Favorite
• City Dope:
• Comment: The Return of Ralph Reed
• City Pages: Commissioners Chat with Citizens at Neighborhood Forum
• Kiddie Dope:
• Blueprint: Preservation projects touted
• Renovation will bring logical order to police headquarters
• BankSouth looking for Clarke location
• Injured mayor returns to work
• A-C turns focus to jail expansion
• IRS yanks exemption for groups
• 316 work on tax list
• Blueprint: Methodists will vote on whether to return in 2013
• Suspect in fatal stabbing captured
• Health fair on tap in East Athens
• Supreme Court rejects charter school bid
• Woman facing felony charge for false report
• Music hall closes doors
• La Puerta del Sol plans under review
• Blueprint: Busy ARMC volunteer gets hospital's Humanitarian of the Year Award
• Oconee plans to up fees
• Use of force in Barrow County scrutinized
• Solicitor forms group to try to tackle taxi troubles
• Leaf-limb pickups scheduled for Zones 3, 6 this week
• Busy Ga. wildfire season shows no sign of slowing
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Blog becomes a powerful outlet for migraine sufferers
• Man stabbed to death during argument
• Strong storms cut power for some in Athens
• 70 years after earning them, Athens vet receives medals
• Huckaby: Hospital stays have changed a bit since I was born
• Hall County plan seeks more water
• Fundraiser set for HOME program
• Blueprint: Worms serious business at Oglethorpe Children's Academy
• June hearing set on immigration law
• Mayor still sidelined by a leg injury
• Hot streak continues
• Deal says he'll stick with his friend
• Gingrich vows he's committed to race
• Writing conference deadline set June 20
• Toy store collecting for officer's family
• Rabid fox attacks 3
• Squash, crafts from Ghana on hand at market
• Deal puts limits on hot water from Ga. coal plant
• WorldView: Ratko Mladic and the End of Impunity
• Blueprint: For grads, passing the GED is key to opening doors
• Report: Athens woman involved in Weiner scandal
• Athens woman, Weiner traded racy messages
• Athens-Clarke economic group's funding withheld
• Race planned for women's shelter
• State CRCT scores continue to rise
• Blueprint: Students' mural graces UGA building
• Blueprint: Athens woman earns coveted scholarship
• Blueprint: School district honoring groups that make an impact
• 15-year sentence for child abuser
• 'Break' in fundraisers for officers' families
• Deal not saying how funds for his inaugural were spent
• Judge urged to block immigration law
• Revenues rise for the 11th straight month
• Manufacturer sued over fish kill
• Pub Notes: Over The Top
• Capitol Impact: Deal’s Port Project Is Sinking
• Everyday People: Deborah Fuller, Florist
• City Dope:
• Athens Rising:
• Garden camp sows an interest in nature
• Hood, officer had crossed paths years ago at the jail
• NAACP to discuss suspects' treatment
• Security officer is stabbed
• A-C to trim its services
• Serviceman charged in burglary
• Disease blamed for massive fish kill
• Man robbed after car bumped
• Appeals plan fails to win majority
• Lawrence steps in to fill judge post in Winterville
• Oconee jobless rate state's lowest
• Regents OK bond-funded projects
• Agroforestry gets a boost from feds
• Search ends with suicide
• Yearwood pushing for Winder bypass
• Parking rate plan tweaked
• County mourns for boys killed in 441 crash
• 'Bike & Build' volunteer killed on Alabama road
• Original motorized unit in WWII trained at Augusta base
• Boy who survived storm on road to recovery
• Jones, again honored for work, thanks his hometown
• With grant, garden looks to restore native species
• Jackson County personnel policy may be revised
• Cuts still needed in Oconee
• Clarke high schools inch closer to average
• Leaf-limb pickups scheduled in Zone 2 this week
• Panel to hear health care overhaul lawsuit
• Appeals court to hear health care overhaul lawsuit
• Cobb teen charged with murder in death of brother
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Cobbloviate: It’s the Gold, Stupid
• Small Northeast Georgia towns fertile ground for farmers markets
• A second boy dies from injuries in wreck
• Technicality at play in clerk slaying case
• Change coming to 316?
• Ruling on charter panel won't hurt many schools
• Alumni career fair planned in Gwinnett
• Huckaby: Hate to lose an old friend
• Orchid society moves meeting up one week
• Unit provides hope for addicts
• Blueprint: Bike & Build program brings volunteer cyclists to Athens
• Old cars smashed by train
• Few options left in charter schools fight
• Father jailed in assault
• 10-year-old killed in Commerce Road wreck
• Shelter dogs die on cross-country trip
• Boy killed in Cobb County shooting
• Schrader to speak at Dem breakfast
• Ellijay plane crash victims identified
• Vote on Classic Center design delayed
• Ex-lawmaker pleads guilty to tax evasion
• Old Lexington Road may be blocked until Nov.
• Store owner could face deportation
• Health officials want help getting word out to non-English speakers
• Feathered assault victim on the mend after treatment at vet school
• Ex-UGA student charged as ID thief
• Athens bus route may be cut
• Med campus work reveals signs of past
• Blueprint: Win by losing in weight program
• Groups sue over immigration law
• Broun to host town hall Tuesday
• Grant to help fund invasive plant battle
• Barrow summer campers give it their best shot
• Theatre should reopen Aug. 1 at latest
• Blueprint: Exchange program needs families to host students
• Suicide victims from Japan had ties to the area
• Probation for 4 charged in casino probe
• Property owner gets legal win in parking dispute
• Oconee park vying for a $35,000 grant
• Early voting starts in House 113 race
• Board to consider adding security cams
• Oconee may redo website
• Man burned trying to save family members
• WorldView: The World in 2050
• Pub Notes: What’s Music History’s Future?
• Capitol Impact: The Redistricting Train Is Ready to Roll
• City Pages: Proposals for Master Plan Await Funding, Final Commitment
• City Dope:
• Everyday People: Stan Shaw, Pest Control Business Owner
• Google That Shit: Search: U.S. prison nation
• A-C library turning new page
• Student's fruit fly project wins at science fair
• After Web post flaps, sheriff acts
• High court upholds '04 murder conviction
• Hearses vandalized at funeral home
• Binders will hold sex offender photos
• Crews search for plane reported missing in North Georgia mountains
• 5 arrested after fight
• Rose of Athens Theatre's 3rd Annual Shakespeare on the Lawn
• Deal vetoes area senator's land-plan bill
• King daughter leaving megachurch
• Paramedic plans to run for coroner
• Public pool opens at Memorial Park
• Lawrence, Simpson take judge sessions
• Liberian charged in fire at shop he owned
• Dog schooled to sniff out Augusta's sewage leaks
• Swimmers get in plenty of pool time as a couple of parks open early
• Oconee County Sheriff slashes budget
• No set plan for dilapidated 'Murmur' trestle
• Legislator has heart attack, hospitalized
• Bear Creek Reservoir violations curtailed
• Gainesville State students build replica WWII tank
• Ramp no longer needs subsidy
• 3 get appointments at service academies
• Student accepted into honor society
• Blueprint: Whatever It Takes organizers hone action plan
• Hospitals review emergency plans
• Our fallen: A roll call of Northeast Georgia veterans who lost their lives
• Police search for missing mother, newborn
• Leaf-limb pickups set this week for Zone 2
• Pastor looks ahead after settling suits
• House hopeful explains bank failure
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Enthusiasts with a big affection for tiny cars gather in Madison
• DNA base will grow, but some want more data
• No Sunday sales vote in November
• Court date set for card-scam conspirators
• Authorities: Teen drowns in Lake Lanier
• Huckaby: Moved by a memorial to athletes who served
• Farmers see labor shortage
• Aston to receive citizenship medal
• Shuttle commander to address EAA
• Golf tournament set for next weekend
• Woman dies in fall from Atlanta hotel
• Airliner blows tire
• Blueprint: A way to beat not reading
• Sunny days ahead after powerful storms
• Phone app helps researchers track beach debris
• New judge's demeanor wins praise
• UGA ag school cutting 18 jobs, selling farm
• Deal raised $1.6M for galas, transition
• Boating fatalities up, stats show
• Police kill woman wanted in store holdups
• Ward talks about dancing title
• Uga's arrival awaited
• A weekend to remember
• Honoring veterans
• Design of expansion changing
• Alcohol, drugs involved in 3 deadly crashes
• 2 from Japan kill themselves in Elbert
• Winterville plans salute to all veterans
• Handwritten copy of Unabomber's manifesto draws bid of $17,500
• TCM channel goes digital
• Blueprint: Blood supplies drained by storms
• Driver charged in collision with cyclist
• Passersby help residents escape fire
• 'Bike & Build' tour to arrive next week
• Suit against megachurch pastor 'resolved'
• Dry weather a concern for reservoir managers
• Transportation grants will fund 6 projects in the area
• Candidate defends actions in assault case
• Neighborhood seeks protection as historic area
• Oglethorpe art program draws on the county's history
• Civil War map notes 2 area sites
• Georgia's job growth will remain weak, report says
• Athens man indicted in shooting at apartments
• Woman's Club plans 5K Monday morning
• Artists line up to do two-night tribute in honor of Bob Dylan's 70th birthday
• Oconee County's retirees option in shortfall
• Group still seeks fixes for Ga. 316
• Music hall collection coming to Athens
• Charges in chop shop case snowballing
• Former governor treated for prostate cancer
• Committee hopes to save charter schools
• Jefferson OKs council districts
• Georgia Power plans a small rate drop
• Whatever It Takes to issue draft plan
• 3 disaster centers to close in Georgia
• Signups set today for ACCA programs
• Everyday People: Mac McCrary, Entrepreneur
• Athens Rising:
• City Pages: Classic Center Design, Future ACC Budgets Coming into Focus
• City Dope:
• Capitol Impact: Corporations Get a Good Return on Their Political Contributions
• Boys & Girls Club kids wowed by spacious new digs
• Longtime parks director retiring
• Chamber rankings: Leaders see drop in scores
• Police offer reward in poker game heist
• Chairman's power scrutinized
• Job, resource fair set for Wednesday
• Democrats to meet Thursday evening
• Principal named at Colbert Elementary
• Athens man dies in wreck on I-85
• Census figures show big migration to Ga.
• Blueprint: Open house Wednesday for new ARMC facility
• States' immigration bills fizzle
• WorldView: Obama’s Fine Words
• Cobbloviate: NO SOONER DO THINGS GET INTERESTING THAN IT'S "HASTA LA VISTA, BABY!"
• Blueprint: Ride raises funds - and spirits - for those touched by police shooting
• Predators lurking on social site?
• Charter school groups not sure what's next
• Leaf-limb pickups scheduled in Zone 2
• Troopers aim to amp up presence
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Huckaby: Lightning bugs a reminder of days gone by
• North Oconee graduation caps year of ups and downs
• No boycotts yet over new immigration law
• GBI sketches generate leads in Hood case
• Newspaper receives awards from both AP, Morris
• Blueprint: Woman driven to help teens
• Blueprint: Award honors second-grader's legacy
• Zuniga to go to music, drama academy
• Memorial Day event planned next Sunday
• Annual Snake Day scheduled June 4
• Police identify body found inside burning car
• Something for everyone at this year's Marigold Festival
• Rewards distributed in murder-arson case
• High marks for recycling, trash services in A-C audit
• First Georgia Banking fails
• Hunt continues for man's killer
• Traveling tributes will visit
• Barrow captain resigns
• Driver who struck couple gets probation
• Jones hailed as he takes his seat on federal bench
• Public asked to help cut
• Police selling old gun
• Jailed minister may head home soon
• Broun defends vote on oil firm tax breaks
• Dem chief urges public input on redistricting
• ABH memorial will honor late production chief
• Town still runs despite firings and resignations
• Career academy CEO leaves school district
• Pool openings shift due to repair work
• Warner Robins police on 4-day work week
• Students say teacher urinated in trash can
• Carnival scheduled next week in Winder
• Annual Running with the Dawgs 5K
• Brazilian named world's oldest person; area woman now No. 2
• Blueprint: Cedar Shoals grad on fast track toward law career
• Athens preacher detained
• Dem joins race to fill House seat
• Ex-nursing home chief faces new charges
• Gingrich stumbling out of the gate
• Car wash to benefit tornado relief effort
• A-C backs off on new code panel
• Barrow might boost property taxes
• Trooper shoots and kills man after chasing him in Newton County
• Madison schools to offer free lunches this summer
• Teen to be tried as adult on gang-related charges
• Justice's visit to Augusta draws mixed reaction
• WorldView: The Fall of Dominique Strauss-Kahn
• Everyday People: Caroline Singletary, Blogger
• Pub Notes: Vale Atque Ave
• Capitol Impact: A Tale of Two Georgians
• Kiddie Dope:
• City Pages: Citizens Briefed on Possible Changes to Prince Ave. Corridor
• City Pages: Criminal Justice Task Force Finds Mental Health Care Lacking
• City Dope:
• Madison taps new schools superintendent
• Closing out middle school careers, eighth-graders get physical
• Deal names new Superior Court judge
• Graffiti artist: 'I feel bad'
• Classic Center expansion takes on look of warehouses
• Charter school ruling draws protests
• Post office patrons see tightened security steps
• Fla. woman indicted in crash
• Oglethorpe County pre-K registration scheduled Friday
• Students walk out over immigration law
• Republican Bell qualifies for House seat
• Deadline looms for school transfers
• 200 square miles of refuge burned
• Bentley, former mayor, in hospital after fall
• Two hearings set on Winder budget
• 3 indicted in meth-lab probe
• Blueprint: Group collecting bicycles to send to African nation
• Political redistricting: Leaders voice concerns
• Political redistricting: Constituents speak out
• Charter schools law out
• Blueprint: Grant revives CPR training program at Madison County Middle
• Witness tells of Hood's alleged accomplices
• Deputies investigating man for sex crimes
• High court sides with Atlanta on hotel tax debate
• Ag chief sets fines for safety violations
• Echols plans train trips during NASCAR race
• Ex-assistant director of GBI dies at age 69
• Broun town hall set for Thursday
• Storm repair work getting under way
• Police veteran to run for sheriff
• Two Republicans qualify in House 113
• Blueprint: Oconee Students squeeze extra funds out of juice containers
• City officials must move fast on school restoration
• Union Point renewal advocate moving to Delaware
• Sunday sales in Comer to get vote
• Athens Dems express redistricting fears
• Leaf-limb pickups scheduled for Zones 3, 6 this week
• Classic Center expansion plan to be shown at forum
• Weekly review of our top stories
• NHRA saluting its greats
• School systems patch wounds of pre-K cuts
• Will deeper jury pool improve verdicts?
• Summer of Service planned for teens
• Huckaby: When the children come home
• Family struck, injured while crossing Prince
• Good grades earn free pool passes
• Dog obedience class set at Memorial Park
• No bond in fatal Columbus crash
• 2 sentenced for killing instructor
• Family searches for lost police badge
• Everhart wins race to lead GOP
• Scientists curious as male fish show a feminine streak
• Strapped Elbert opts for 4-day school week
• Navy chief: Gay marriage reversal a policy decision
• At 62, NHRA racer still a major force
• Suspect in a robbery surrenders
• Blueprint: Red Cross to honor local heroes
• Universities unite to boost engineering
• Board of Education approves school uniforms
• Progressives start talk-radio show
• Cedar Shoals principal named
• Explore history with an art class at library
• Air tankers battle Okefenokee blaze
• Immigration bill now law
• Blueprint: Scientific principles come into play during students' outings
• Racer enjoys his new ride
• Grad also faced physical tests to achieve degree
• More talk of 3-laning busy road
• String of home invasions continue
• Ex-bank exec gets 10 years for fraud
• Almost Memorial Day at Memorial Park 5.32K
• Marigold Festival adds ride to benefit land trust
• Professor plans talk on Japan quake
• Orchid society delays meeting
• Scores on grad tests improve
• Blueprint: Company to honor exec at Relay
• Blueprint: Students set sail aboard physics project
• Officers' sacrifice honored
• Speaker sensing danger
• Another invasion of home
• Recession's impact seen in empty homes
• Hearings scheduled on U.S. 78 widening
• Free desserts offered at Tanger mall today
• Commissioners OK easement payment
• Swamp wildfire still spreading
• Governor signs antifreeze law
• Rock and gem club to hear trip report
• Zaxby's plans benefit for heart association
• Ex-bank exec's sentencing today
• 29 arrests in drug probe
• Deal signs bill to make roads safer for cycling
• Blueprint: Health fair aims to hook residents up with services
• Cobbloviate: A HAND FOR THE HOG
• Cobbloviate: A Hand for the Hog
• Cobbloviate: A HAND FOR THE HOG
• City Pages: 33rd Annual Athens Human Rights Festival Hits Streets Saturday
• Capitol Impact: Everybody Overlooked the Collapse of Our Banks
• Everyday People: Andrew Branch, Grocery Store Clerk
• Athens Rising:
• City Pages: Mayor, Commission Vet Recommendations for Budget Savings
• City Dope:
• Pub Notes: Afoot and Lighthearted
• Blueprint: Book giveaway aims to keep kids reading during the summer
• Plan extends pay parking until midnight
• Indictment in time-sheet case stands
• Watkins had little, but gave a lot
• Lawmakers, Athens-Clarke leaders air things out
• White announces he'll run for sheriff
• FHA plans meetings about I-3 proposal
• Reapportionment hearing set Monday
• Chico's data center moving to Winder
• Students arrested after food fight
• Oconee Republican Bell joining House 113 race
• UGA gets Spec Towns on track to host SEC championships this week
• Grant will fund dig at Oconee site
• Progress on area's reservoirs
• Judicial finalists to Deal
• Commission to cut elsewhere to save buses
• Pools to open by end of month
• Judge reverses decision on Muslim headwear
• Mayor injures leg in driveway
• Georgia golfer makes it a Mother's Day to remember with Nationwide win
• Blankets made from scratch
• Leaf-limb scheduled for Zone 1 this week
• Madison County Library's expansion under way
• Auburn police look to rebuild image, trust
• Man charged with killing 3 in tiny Ga. town
• Tool would help predict tax revenue in Oconee County
• Girl Scouts create prosthetic for girl
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Professor scores with weather forecasts
• Talk of cuts worries those who depend on late bus service
• 3 cases revealed, but elder abuse largely hidden
• Napolitano: Congress can tackle immigration
• Huckaby: Speaking of prayer and its lasting influence
• B&G Clubs auction set this Saturday
• Poultry plant plans tornado relief effort
• Blueprint: Students hope their cars shine
• Chancellor first has to mend fences
• University fundraisers set to merge
• Accused truck thief allegedly ran chop shop
• UGA Law grads to hear from Atlanta mayor
• Historian to deliver Oconee War program
• Deal cuts curbs on deer, hog baiting
• Independent guardian will oversee Reynolds properties
• Chairmen to speak at Democrats breakfast
• Street close to being named for Christian
• Race on for GOP chairperson
• Mitchell Atkinson's Funeral Services Set for Saturday - 3 p.m. at Bridges Funeral Home
• Cyclists will hit the road on tour of Oconee County this weekend
• Budget cuts would curb A-C services
• Fireworks a no show this Fourth
• Lodges, VFW post ran illegal casinos
• Truck theft suspect nabbed after manhunt
• Councilman ordered to repay Nicholson
• Athens-Clarke named bicycle friendly town
• Hoschton teen wins Air Force appointment
• Five hearings set on county charter
• BOE members question uniform plans
• Man says he was barred for Muslim headwear
• Hoschton takes step toward vote on Sunday booze sales
• Prayer day call: Dare to think the 'unthinkable'
• Dead Zone: Athens scene of zombie movie
• Courthouse flag draws protests
• Doctors-to-be an asset for agencies
• Review panel will consider Sunday sales
• 2 terms for life in heists
• Public hearings set on bus cuts
• Deal signs bill to establish more mental health courts
• Regents will name ex-rep new chancellor on Friday
• Farmers market opens on Saturday
• Board to consider additional RIF plan
• Grenades removed from apartment
• Suspect in home invasions to be extradited from N.Y.
• Blueprint: Groups rally to help after twisters hit
• Blueprint: Softball tourney will benefit slain officer's family
• A-C rethinks major hike in parking rates
• Munchers bugging area oaks
• Police: Retirement home residents abused
• Illegal immigrant student whose case sparked debate can stay for now
• Crash kills noted tattoo artist
• Police hold meeting on Eastside crime
• Gainesville State to hold graduation
• Grandmother's ashes taken in car theft
• Governor signs measures overhauling the state's legal system
• Oconee chairman decides against seeking House seat
• Book Review: Words on Music
• Google That Shit:
• Athens Rising:
• City Pages: Mayor's Budget Would Cut Athens Transit Evening Bus Service
• City Dope:
• Pub Notes: Pimp My Ride
• Capitol Impact: Georgia Is Trailing Alabama
• Comment: Letter from New Orleans
• Blueprint: Free Golf clinic at UGA encourages kids to take a swing at the sport
• Obama's boost will be short?
• Local reactions to death mixed
• Terror experts warn of heightened risk of attack
• Americans rejoice at bin Laden's demise
• Reynolds residents reject offer to own amenities
• Student housing debated
• Two Georgia banks taken over last week
• Southwest closes $1B purchase of AirTran
• Deal announces disaster-prep push
• Ex-ad director now executive VP of publishing group
• Designs solicited for deck
• State estimates $75 million in insured losses from storms
• Region's burn ban begins after latest round of storms
• Qualifying set for special election
• GOP lawmakers take flack over recent votes
• WorldView: After Bin Laden
• Americans gather joyfully to mark bin Laden death
• U.S. kills Osama bin Laden decade after 9/11 attacks
• Inside the raid that killed bin Laden
• Bin Laden took a path of fanaticism and terror
• Jones honored for accomplishments, contributions
• Ethics panel hurt by cuts, officials say
• Protesters across state blast immigration bill
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Skylight: BMXers fly high
• Racer's edge: 2 in a row
• Cicadas, we've waited 13 years to meet you
• Tax adds on to high gas prices
• Local travel by rail?
• Women in Business will hold annual get-together
• Huckaby: Stories of recent tornadoes will remain with us forever
• Guard troops return from Afghanistan
• Ringgold slowly recovers
• Triathlete to speak at Day of Prayer
• B&G clubs auction set this Saturday
• Oil spill researcher to address Audubon
• Bank to hire to clean up bat-infested house
• Cobbloviate: "I Can Feel Ya,' Anglophilia, Comin' On Strong… Yeah Comin' On Strong"
• Twilight descends on Athens
• Mayor's cuts include night buses, 15 jobs
• Pianist plays beyond his years
• Huckaby exits 113 seat to be next chancellor
• GSU names dean for honors college
• New commander for Robins air wing
• Disease study will help vets treat dogs
• Tourism group rips immigration bill
• Clarke County tag office to open on Mondays
• Teens taught dangers of texting and driving
• Gainesville may vote on Sunday sales soon
• Family of 4 among 15 killed in storms
• Georgia town knocked flat
• Deal for hospital in works
• Twilight will pack downtown streets
• Graffiti traced to student
• Boy, 8, drowns in Columbus park
• Home invasion suspect arrested by N.Y. police
• Preservation tale topic of lunch talk
• Blueprint: Wii will help fight illiteracy
• Fire claims home in Nicholson
• Texas company buys apartment complexes
• Deal signs off on Sunday sales legislation
• Athens' air fails key test
• Man cleared in stabbing of store clerk
• Program will help needy feed pets
• Barrow won't change building codes for now
• Interim named at Valdosta State
• Deal already eyeing '14 re-election run
• 1 killed in shooting at DeKalb apartment
• Fire claims mother, 4-year-old daughter
• More arrests made in MARTA attack
• Old engine might get new role as an excursion train
• Poll: 3 in lead for GOP nod
• Advisory panel hears calls to open up election system
• Yargo manager taking new post
• Justice coalition open house set for Saturday
• Commissioners told to expect $561,000 shortfall in revenue this year
• Blueprint: Haitian experiences inspire show by student
• Blueprint: Woman distinguishes herself through service
• 2 deaths reported as strong storms hit Georgia
• Capitol Impact: It’s Time for a Peace treaty with the University System
• Pub Notes: Strange Bedfellows
• Athens Rising:
• City Pages: Code Enforcement Board Not Necessary, ACC Commissioners Decide
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• Blueprint: Rollergirls look to make an impression in fight against cancer
• Mayor and governor wary about Atlanta schools
• Madison Co. commissioner suspects payback
• Climbing facility a preservation success
• Perimeter crash kills car's driver
• Scope of disasters growing
• Widening of U.S. 78 could start in 5 years
• Rights icon to run again
• Budget woes cutting into Georgia's lead in pre-K
• Emory students arrested in protest
• Cooking course on ways to reduce risk
• Barrow offices reopen
• Business leader Bowers dies
• Mobile home taxes due this Monday
• Seed swap coming up at Grove Creek Farm
• Blueprint: Inaugural 5k helping families facing rare syndrome find support
• Forecasters warn of severe storms this week
• Guilty plea in shooting
• County set to send out property tax notices
• Mayor calls for stricter gun checks
• Police arrest 3 in MARTA attacks
• Blueprint: 'Royal' event to raise money for adoption agency
• Jesus statue restored after vandalism
• Firm ends work on gay marriage ban
• Scull Shoals fest set for Saturday
• Reappointments to be discussed today
• Applicants sought for county boards
• GOP education agenda takes back seat this year
• Leaf-limb pickups set this week for Zone 1
• Barrow County Builders Association again asks for code change
• Blueprint: Vet returns favor of aid
• New turn in dispute of estate
• Police step up monitoring, cite motorists for crosswalk violations
• Registry to help keep tabs on drug abusers
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Task force arrests 3 who face child molestation charges
• Good time for two-legged, four-legged alike
• No rush to vote on Sunday sales
• Blueprint: Schools and UGA widen partnership
• Huckaby: Some traditions change, and some stay the same
• Economic team heads to Germany
• At 92, woman cranks out blankets
• Blueprint: Middle school garden honors former student
• Donations needed for July 4 program
• Drug take-back set for Saturday
• Marigold Fest sets volunteer meeting
• Reservations due for 'GWTW' events
• Nursing program proposal opposed
• Deal signs measure creating sentence reform panel
• Blueprint: Couple moved by new Habitat home, surprise gifts
• Area flea market rebounds
• Faith and his family lift officer
• Chancellor pick's experience stands out
• Former Atlanta bank executive sentenced to 5 years for fraud
• Agreement near in pastor's case
• 'Persons of interest' sought in train attack
• College president, regents had clashed
• Author will speak at transportation forum
• Blueprint: ALDI to open store in Athens
• Moore's Ford dinner set for this Tuesday
• Zoo Day planned for next Saturday
• Dog Days festival set for this morning
• Georgia ports head talks unity in S.C.
• NRC: Nuke reactor could soon restart
• Regents approve land swap
• Cause of '09 airplane crash still unknown
• Less fired up about coal, UGA seeking alternative
• Regents expected to tap Huckaby as chancellor
• A new look at parking
• Budget cuts mean more university layoffs
• Reactor out of service after sudden shutdown
• Madison drops time-clock idea
• Heritage foundation seeks award nominees
• Hispanic leader to address Democrats
• Bank robber nabbed after dye packs explode in car
• Killer gets death penalty in Florida
• Police probe post on Hood's Facebook page
• Teens board train, then attack riders
• DNA identifies WWII aviator's remains
• UGA tests hair to find toxin levels
• University honors reporters' courage
• Athens-Clarke aiming to clear up cloudy weather policy
• Two plead not guilty in slaying
• Regents split with college president
• Bill allows Deal to oust members of Atlanta BOE
• Host of changes in key Jackson school positions
• Meeting set Tuesday on sewer upgrades
• Cycle chapter to make debut ride through Oconee Co.
• Cobbloviate: Where Do the "Better Angels of Our Nature" Go at Tax Time?
• William Orten Carlton = ORT: A Kurt vs. Ort Record Ramble
• Restaurant wins a waiver on alcohol
• Regents boost college tuition and fees
• Brother of Hood will stay in jail
• Lewis rips immigration law
• Death of roadie now ruled suicide
• Firefighters suffer heat exhaustion
• Cherokee weighs Sunday sales
• July date for competency hearing in shooting spree
• 3 finalists to replace Jones as judge
• Jackson searching for new manager, but in no hurry
• Ware County authorities charge Nicholls father in his son's death
• Businesswoman Ford, who saved plant, dies
• Zaxby's to donate to Relay for Life
• Medical residencies goal of regents plan
• Pub Notes: Favorite Local Radio Station
• Capitol Impact: Lawmakers Shut it Down and Go Home
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• City Pages: Mayor & Commission Briefed on Bike Trails, Water Rates
• Blueprint: Clarke County schools getting set to 'SLAM the CRCT'
• 15 in line to replace Superior Court judge
• Funeral held for mother of death row inmate
• Oconee cashes in on recycling
• Ex-UGA student found dead
• Broun to recognize academy appointees
• Hearing postponed in film poster case
• Black: Immigration bill bad for farmers
• High school students charged in thefts
• Tuition hike on the table at regents' meeting today
• Blueprint: Rotarians add to greenway efforts
• Blueprint: More and more local seniors spending retirement as valuable volunteers
• Cobb County may hike fares, dump least-used routes
• McKillip stands by his switch
• Advances blur line between privacy, protection
• Leaf-limb pickup set for 7 neighborhoods
• Deal accomplishes modest agenda
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Study of spill career's work for UGA expert
• Paper cranes taking flight to aid children
• UGA will feel an impact from 2011 session
• Annual Run/Walk set next weekend
• Free egg hunt set Saturday in park
• Huckaby: Constitution columnist made lasting impression
• Gem club to hear talk on local rocks
• Libertarian meeting scheduled Tuesday
• Town reserves square space for electric cars
• New leader takes over 3rd Infantry Division
• Bears prompt closure on section of App Trail
• Couple employ vacuum to remove bees
• Earth Day Celebration
• Police see links to recent home invasions
• Civil War surgery: Cutting-edge then
• More Clarke schools going for uniforms
• Deal backs law aimed at illegals
• Orchid society sets meeting for Sunday
• Sanctuary where MLK preached reopens
• Rabies clinics set around Madison County
• Donovan High names principal
• Clarke BOE gives initial OK to budget, job cuts
• Blueprint: Kids honored by Boys & Girls Clubs
• Weather network to stay open
• Ethics panel will look into mileage payment
• For tax filers, more freedom to procrastinate
• ABH summer intern positions available
• State approves Barrow charter plan
• UGA Rodeo preview thrills elementary school students
• More facial surgery for Athens-Clarke officer
• Immigration crackdown approved
• Jaycees will host celebrity softball game at Clarke Central's field
• Police: Child killed after wetting pants
• Deal to get bill requiring bitter agent in antifreeze
• 3 seeking to lead GOP face off in Oglethorpe
• Blueprint: Nonprofit marks 35th anniversary with a fundraiser
• 2 area teens win Air Force berths
• Oconee may raise water, sewer rates
• Athens-Clarke police honor officers
• Blueprint: Visitors see what makes the Classic City special
• Carlton tired of unwanted guests hanging around
• Toxins linger in stream
• Deal in no rush to sign Sunday sales bill
• ACLU: Admissions explainers mislead
• Gingrich blasts Obama budget plan
• Commission to form charter review group
• Principal hired for High Shoals Elementary
• Clarke BOE expected to give tentative OK on budget that cuts 125 positions
• State BOE votes to nix high school grad exam
• Blueprint: Awards to recognize environmental efforts
• Cobbloviate: WHEN [WE/YOU] ALL GET TO HEAVEN, WILL DOUG CLARK BE THERE TO GREET [US/Y'ALL]?
• William Orten Carlton = ORT: A Potatis Salad Ramble
• Capitol Impact: Diogenes Would Feel Lost at the Capitol
• Does steeple have a prayer?
• Sunday sales bill to Deal
• Mom's killing now Gwinnett case
• Madison set to buy water lines
• Court date next week for Hood's brother
• Recusal denied in church arson
• Blueprint: Walkers will step up in the battle against cancer
• East Athens park may get trails for mountain biking
• A-C to open new utility office and close 2 others
• City Dope:
• Health offices may return soon to damaged building
• Pub Notes: Garden Delights
• Athens Rising:
• City Pages: M&C OK CC Expansion Plan, Hancock Closing
• Jesse Jackson speaks to students about Civil War
• Blueprint: State superintendent rewards area Schools of Excellence
• Shelter gets mom on feet
• After-school P.E. class at Chase Street works students' minds and their muscles
• Police eye same man for crimes
• Legislature drops tax overhaul for now
• Jackson authorities investigating attack
• Georgia Senate takes up House immigration bill
• Georgia company adding Tastykake brand to its breadbox
• New restaurant seeking exception to sell alcohol
• Madison County feels the loss of student, 14
• Police brass leave Auburn department
• Animal rescuers need volunteers
• Atlanta commemorates burning
• 150th anniversary marked at fort
• Museum marks Civil War anniversary
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Talmo likes the fact it's small, but not that small
• Armed robbery a sign of where Hood was headed
• Huckaby: 'Remember when' an easy conversation start
• Smyrna policeman fired for pot arrest
• Honors student wins Udall Scholarship
• Duck, her brood treated at UGA
• Denson, Sims to address GOP
• State FCCLA meets this week in Athens
• Bailey recognized for youth program
• Ga. tax collections up by 10 percent in March
• Gucci Mane arrested, charged with battery in Ga.
• Blueprint: Campus a training ground for service animals
• Athens joins other cities in opposing billboard bill
• Braselton girl held in killing of mom
• Tanker blast kills worker in Savannah
• Planes diverted amid crush for the Masters
• Badly hurt dog found in garbage bag
• Atlanta airport plans independent lounge
• Probe of Panic roadie's death still 'in progress'
• Atlanta museum to host Stieglitz exhibition
• Ex-Georgia sheriff at center of free speech battle
• River celebration set next Saturday
• New Fowler principal named
• Local officers urged to visit Virginia comrade
• Convicted killer tries to avoid death sentence
• Critics blast new version of Ga. tax proposal
• A show of support for families of slain and wounded officers
• Retired professor Ball dies at 74
• Flea market vendors in limbo after fire
• Clarke Co. school district plan cuts 125 jobs
• In Athens, up to 1,300 could be furloughed from shutdown
• Power back on for most customers
• Barrow County Health Department starts temporary info line
• JROTC cadets salute the troops
• District tackling budget
• Commission questions grant delays
• No clues for police as they search for woman
• Road will be renamed to honor slain officer
• NAACP objects to site of Civil War marker
• PSC postpones decision on Vogtle risk-sharing
• Fox to give keynote at Steak & Steak
• Initial estimate puts damage from deadly storms at $32 million
• Bus, vehicle collide
• Blueprint: Event benefits wildlife
• Oconee OKs May bike ride
• Blueprint: A good environment for learning
• Edwards to speak at Democrats breakfast
• Woman cleans out purse, hits jackpot
• Man arrested in dispute over paper towels
• Athens Rising:
• City Pages: Commission Finalizes T-SPLOST "Wish List"
• City Dope:
• Townieconomy: AFM Aims to Step Up on EBTs
• Pub Notes: If Not This, What?
• Capitol Impact: Just a Big Frat Party
• Google That Shit:
• Storms pummel the area
• Arrests in debit scheme
• Commission OKs closing part of street
• Suspect in fake poster case jailed
• Parents, preemies now have a room to bond at ARMC
• Store owner pleads guilty in gambling investigation
• No cause found yet in flea market fire
• Businesses tee up for Wish foundation
• Trout Unlimited sets banquet for Saturday
• Immigration bill worries agriculture industry
• Toddler shot in road rage case
• Part-time security officers needed at airport
• Judge tosses Pendergrass wrongful termination suit
• Madison County commissioners: Time for time clocks
• Blueprint: Clarke Central's History Club collecting textbooks
• Blueprint: A few area communities make the cut for 'Camera Ready'
• Vendors eager to scope losses
• Dems push exemptions for HOPE
• Commission likely to opt to close Hancock
• Court to get award at Thursday event
• House, Senate begin budget talks
• Heroes ride raises more than $2,500
• Three spring garden sales combining efforts to present the first 'Plantapalooza'
• Leaf-limb pickups in eight neighborhoods
• Vital four-county reservoir is 10 years old this month
• Market building wrecked
• Counties pitch projects for T-SPLOST
• Officer to 911: I've been shot
• Wife carries on to keep a memory alive
• Farmers market opening helps shed the winter blues
• Students left to cope with less HOPE
• In theater, he watches his family story told on screen
• Price cut for drug to prevent preemie births
• Huckaby: A day I'll never forget
• School media centers to hold open houses
• Library to celebrate birthday, expansion
• Autism walk planned Saturday at school
• Farmers market earns recognition
• Ga. Music Hall of Fame executive director out
• Major bills hit snags
• Pelicans saved from Gulf oil stick to new homes
• Fatal shooting at Columbia County wastewater plant
• William Orten Carlton = ORT: Bathroom Trivia Has Something for Everybody
• Hood coached youth team
• Hood also could face federal charges
• Winder hotel's days look numbered
• Vet school open house opens eyes
• Task force officers from several agencies nab more than 100 fugitives
• Jefferson JROTC wins 1st place
• Suspect in armored car holdups caught
• Ag Commissioner says changes on way to help local farms
• Atlanta student wins state geography bee
• Deal sets up $19M fund for schools
• Woman killed after car hits Atlanta home
• Ga. aquarium to open dolphin exhibit after delay
• 'Hurt Locker' soldier to speak at Brenau University
• Ex-CDC counselor in legal fight over gay woman
• Ralston blasts Ga. Senate leadership rift
• Hearing on Obama's health care overhaul
• Blueprint: Woman takes steps to raise awareness about strokes
• Here's to your health, Northeast Georgia
• Music hall of fame to remain in Macon
• DNA ties inmate to 1997 rape
• Blueprint: Young scientists square off at Classic Center this weekend
• Roving thieves sentenced for Athens crime
• Carter leaves Cuba without jailed US contractor
• Rainy weather knocks back wildfires in southern Ga
• FDA won't stop cheap version of preterm birth drug
• 10-day vacation stalls tax reform
• Grant will allow Jackson firm to rebuild after fire
• Bill to require bitter antifreeze goes to governor
• Cobbloviate: MOVIN’ ON UP BY MOVIN’ ON DOWN
• Blueprint: Rebuilt school inspires students, teachers
• Hospital beginning 'new era'
• Lawyers: Investors defrauded
• Police tackle tangled cases involving Hood
• State court wants more time for charter school case
• Reps withdraw their bill to form Barrow review panel
• Georgia Power, PSC staff split on nuclear costs
• Senate OKs $18.25B budget
• Cedar agriculture students set plant sale
• Gun discharges in fight, killing woman
• Black bear numbers on rise in Georgia
• Pub Notes: Fooling Around Online
• Patrol probes new Arcade speed complaint
• A-C urged to move on Classic Center expansion
• Blueprint: Program introduces kids to new, nutritious foods, and they eat it up
• Campaign ends Facebook 'fan' page
• Police aim to tie Hood to Dec. killing
• Clarke school district might cut positions
• Squirrel shootings prompt new law
• Whatever It Takes to meet Thursday
• 2 new scenic routes
• Another Girl Scout troop thanks police in wake of cookie controversy
• House tackling tax reform
• Legislation imposes stiffer sentences for sex traffickers
• Letters: We're Local, Too
• City Dope:
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• Behind The Rail:
• Letters: Citizen's Plan Deserves Consideration
• Letters: An Illegal Alien Speaks
• Wounded officer released from hospital
• Calls Creek gets a much-needed makeover in Oconee Park rehab
• Blueprint: Winner of Empty Bowl's soup competition will be announced Wednesday
• New tax overhaul unveiled
• Count of homeless finds 407
• Doctor's day program set at Long museum
• Winder council drops plans to allow chickens in yards
• ACTION Inc. temporarily scaling back office hours
• Slain officer buried
• Oglethorpe: No money to enforce leash law
• Group wants Brain Train kept in mind
• New ideas in center's expansion
• Leaf-limb pickup set for Zone 5 this week
• State senate newcomers make voices heard
• Legislature set for busy week
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Manhunt over, police can mourn
• Hood also suspect in killing of A-C worker
• Rain no big deal to Little Leaguers
• Police chief charged with assault
• Wind rough on wildfire crews
• Book group plans 'Dragon's Egg' event
• Moore's Ford march set for this Saturday
• Open house planned at new elementary
• New season starting for farmers market
• Huckaby: Thanks to police for all that they do for us
• Lobby dollars flow in Sunday sales campaign
• Surrender ends search, siege
• Sign-ups under way for grief seminar
• Business expo set at Tate Center
• Pottery studio aids Food Bank fundraiser
• Fifth-graders plan tsunami benefit
• Deadline approaches on Athens tax returns
• Way to share playground sought
• Some had feared voicing opinions about principal
• Area native behind sounds in TV, film
• Right whales head north with 20 calves
• Blueprint: Environmental stewards hailed
• Vogtle reactor plan clears license hurdle
• Electronics firm closing, laying off 35
• Man convicted of trafficking sentenced to prison
• Gingrich lambasts Obama before SC Republicans
• Thousands protest Georgia immigration bills
• No charges in courthouse gunman's jail escape plot
• Huge turnout expected for funeral, procession
• House raided, but hopes dashed
• State set to buy land to upgrade loop interchange
• Schools hold rallies to fire up test-takers
• Lawmakers dump plans for sales tax on groceries
• Census: Almost 200,000 now residing in Athens metro area
• YWCO plans BBQ, open house today
• Blueprint: Thurmond: Mentors are angels
• Blueprint: Student helps hospital in Guatemala
• Bargainza sale set tonight, Saturday
• 'A Buddy to everyone' remembered
• Reward upped to $50,000 in search for lawman's killer
• Police must do jobs while coping with devastating loss
• Yoga, food program for kids set Friday
• Oglethorpe County Primary school principal named
• Blueprint: Fair to celebrate science skills
• Former ag chief in hospital after car wreck
• 12 life terms for trucker in rape case
• Bill would create panel to study Barrow government
• Elberton teen charged in killing of father, stepmom
• Blueprint: Funding a concern for local adoption agency
• 'Surreal' sight for witnesses
• Killer of police officer sought
• Suspect served nearly 12 years for $3 theft
• Program supports new parents
• Firm will transfer manufacturing line
• Sunday sales bill heads for vote on House floor
• Clarke Central teens plan tsunami benefit
• Hill Chapel to host college resource fair
• Clarke Dems plan meeting Thursday
• Legislature to wrap up '11 session April 14
• Panel OKs bike-safety bill
• BJC might open a mental health unit
• Coyote delays flights at Atlanta airport
• Agents intercept destructive beetle
• Regents get list of chancellor candidates
• City Pages: Empty Bowls Luncheon Adds Additional Event, Aims for Higher Goals
• City Dope:
• Comment: The Public Sector Shifts Away
• Everyday People: Sujata Gupta Winfield, Immigration Lawyer
• Pub Notes: Local Yokels
• Capitol Impact: The Gift That Keeps On Giving
• Athens Rising:
• Blueprint: A few mothers and daughters making college a family affair
• Governor appoints new judge for Jackson State Court
• Hello, yellow: Pollen level is up
• Student brazenly attacked
• County may change outdoor concert rules
• Broun to give flags to VA clinic in Athens
• Deal encouraged by water talks with Ala.
• Two groups rally for school choice
• Hearing about keeping chickens set for tonight
• Cobbloviate: HISTORY: HANDLE WITH CARE!
• Health department wants to ink new regulations for tattoo artists, piercers
• Mentor program turning 20
• State could finance rest of reservoir
• DEA no longer paying for cleanup costs
• Small-scale meth labs popping up all over
• Health exchange faces political opposition
• BMXer aims for big time
• Leaf-limb pickups set in Zone 4
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Women aiming to learn
• Eyes turn to U.S. reactors
• Local agency will continue to fight abuse
• Battle over kids of professor who killed 3
• Officials: make sure measles vaccination current
• SunTrust to repay nearly $5M in federal aid
• Man arrested in Atlanta funeral gathering shooting
• History volumes now in e-books
• Climate change professor to deliver Odum talk
• Teen charged in fatal shooting
• Health officials warn of measles reports
• Teen charged in fatal shooting
• Huckaby: Spring break punctuated with a text from ER
• Pre-pay keeping drive-offs at bay
• Forestry club competition a lot harder than falling off a log
• Blueprint: Students pitch logos for sheriff's Facebook page
• Forecast fans fire fears
• Dead or alive: Critical week for legislation
• Horse show today in Oglethorpe Co.
• Blueprint: STAR student aiming for title
• Clarke speller tripped up
• Nursing homes trying to reduce infections
• Blueprint: Good Dirt to expand efforts to help hungry
• William Orten Carlton = ORT: An Atlanta Record Ramble
• Fort Yargo proving to be a valuable economic asset for Barrow
• 5 teens face charges they set up another to rob him
• Region, and its political power, growing
• Counties' population jump lower than expected
• Debit card numbers of Oconee residents stolen
• Blueprint: Wii gamers to play for charity
• Good times roll in Savannah
• Proposal would allow recyclers to earn coupons
• Vendors sought for farmers market
• Construction begins on Madison Co. library expansion
• New provost out before he started
• WorldView: Superstition: Nuclear Power vs. Coal
• William Orten Carlton = ORT: A Nashville Cheesehead Ramble
• UGA students in Japan away from danger
• UGA, Athens-Clarke police team up for drill
• Caution urged when donating
• Company buys unsold units in condo complex
• Sunday sales bill survives
• Man charged in Stone Mountain church rape
• Rick, longtime host of 'Morning Edition,' dies
• Water construction on tap for Five Points
• Golf tourney set for medical program
• Homes found for 6 rescued horses
• Madison needs new space to house job skills program
• Athens-Clarke abandons sidewalk plan
• Voters approve sales tax extensions
• Noted musician Mitchell dies at 98
• Tax records sought from former UGA coach Jim Donnan
• Greenway expansion moving up
• 3 indicted in massive fraud plot
• Kay to sign book at Thursday event
• Star Spangled Classic sponsors sought
• The wrong lottery ticket pays off big
• Topiary artist Fryar to speak at botanical garden
• Woman arrested after man is shot
• Center for abuse victims now in a temporary home
• Crossover day at Capitol will be busy
• HOPE overhaul signed into law
• Armored car worker killed
• Pub Notes: Inside Out
• Capitol Impact: A New Legislator Makes His Mark
• City Dope:
• City Pages: Overview Commission Members Elaborate on Their Findings
• Athens Rising:
• Comment: No Student Is Illegal
• Townieconomy: Special Edition - Coming to Terms with Performance Rights Organizations
• Everyday People: Omar Sims, Therapist
• Cobbloviate: Does “The Star-Spangled Banner” Make You Horny?
• Cobbloviate: Does “The Star-Spangled Banner” Make You Horny?
• Georgia's reactor plans questioned
• Counties await revenue return
• Sunday sales bill resurrected
• Police: No trace of missing woman
• Student hit with pellet gun
• Music hall authority to pick location March 31
• Senate votes to pass immigration bill
• As Athens Church expands, its universal message remains the same
• Light turnout expected in handful of elections
• Fill-in sought for Orchard Brands call center
• Road fix argument continues
• Georgia shows signs of economic recovery
• Bills on the bubble as Crossover nears
• High court to review fatal crash
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Judge Jones: Judge of character
• Investigators after the conspirators in card-cloning scam
• Following the monarch
• Gainesville State sets open house events
• Huckaby: Plenty of pictures to remember my Final Party
• Georgia not prosecuting sunshine law cases
• Woman shot dead at funeral gathering
• Lawmakers vote on several bills
• Leisure Services quietly undergoes some changes
• Rock and gem club to meet on Tuesday
• Savannah's fountains already gushing green
• Blueprint: Mr. Science wows students
• Charges against hairdressers mount
• Higher bar for tech students to maintain grants
• Company will bring new jobs
• Plumbing supply company opening branch
• Bill to curb abortions stalls
• Senate votes to soften hike in jobless tax businesses pay
• Legislation designed to protect gun rights during emergencies
• Gang task force conducts sweep
• Student claiming he was cuffed to cabinet
• Nursery will hire seasonal workers
• Blueprint: Man moved by burning desire to aid Kenyans
• 30 days in prison for ex-federal judge
• Clarke board approves 2011-12 calendar
• Winder police start series of town halls
• Services for hip-hop artist to be held today
• Bethlehem OKs beer, wine sales
• Scott named principal of Barnett Shoals Elementary
• Ex-rep wants top university system post
• Water battle may be close to resolution
• Overhaul of HOPE nearly law
• Alternative Classic Center plan costly
• Police still waiting for ruling in Panic roadie's death
• Blueprint: Prom safety will be focus of event
• Filmmaker to speak about Iranian youth
• Insurance firm will add jobs
• Retirees: No food sales tax
• State House passes budget
• Attorney: Broun's son had valid license when arrested
• Woman pleads guilty in slaying of West Georgia college student
• Oconee park gets excellence award
• State hears calls for more math flexibility
• New president at Piedmont College
• Athens-Clarke will list road projects
• Copper thieves target electric substations
• 'Stars' recount adds a 'favorite' award
• Repairs set for today on Atlanta Highway
• Police, GBI examiner talk about death of Panic's equipment manager
• 2 more arrests for Broun's son
• Heard town hall set for Saturday
• Ex-Tech professors facing charges
• Senate backs repealing land-use plan mandate
• Winds whip Southeast
• County seeks bids to clean mold from old court annex
• Blueprint: Barrow safety workers see good cause to lose the hair
• Attorneys for judge pushing probation in drug, stripper case
• Jefferson to celebrate its trees
• Capitol Impact: Don’t Let Them Keep You in the Dark
• City Pages: T-SPLOST Roundtable Works to Assemble Projects List for Vote
• City Dope:
• Townieconomy: The Economics of Immigration Reform
• Everyday People: Betty Sabbath, Cooperative Extension Agent
• Bumpersticker: Make Cornbread Not War - Thanks, Sarah
• Letters: Great Website
• Letters: Capitalism Humanitarian, Really?
• Letters: DeepDo, WaDo, CCDo?
• Google That Sh!t
• Pub Notes: Don’t Mess with Success
• Athens Rising:
• Police and social media: A work in progress
• Blueprint: Team of SEC rivals in Athens to help out on Habitat for Humanity projects
• Nothing has stuck in hunt for deck name
• A-C turns to ranking tax projects
• Senate approves overhaul of HOPE
• Legislation to let billboard owners clear cut approved
• Oconee looks to put names on memorial
• 2 killed as plane crashes in Henry County
• Man impersonating officer pulls carjacking
• Changing needs cited in Jackson manager's exit
• As Congress cuts spending, airline may lose its subsidy
• Clarke GOP to host county convention
• Nominations sought for judicial vacancy
• Animal group seeks property for shelter
• County requests election changes
• Blueprint: Local environmentalists plan tribute to Leopold
• Blueprint: After years of planning, Jefferson's streetscape project close to being finished
• Deal agrees to compromises on pre-K cuts
• Jackson manager out
• Couple charged in cemetery vase thefts
• Bond OK for suspect in stabbing
• Region sustains growth
• State Supreme Court upholds voter ID law
• Colt Ford honored by state legislature
• Lawmakers grapple with daylight savings
• Board votes today to fine county employee
• Entitlements must change, U.S. rep says
• House and Senate OK midyear budget
• Clarke Middle places second in contest
• Man charged with assault on airplane
• Blueprint: Dancing couple win over audience, judges in a first for Project Safe
• Questions linger in roadie's death
• Oglethorpe County sewer plan lands $4M
• Sheriff to leave rare open seat
• Counties counting on shares of T-SPLOST
• Leaf-limb pickups scheduled in Zone 1
• Budget, HOPE up this week
• Film tax breaks under review
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Blessed are the pets at Watkinsville church
• Drugs a possible factor in murder
• Then and now, uproar over Classic Center
• Youth science fair scheduled March 26
• Banner-Herald photographer wins top honor
• Property owners, police take extra precautions against copper theft
• Huckaby: A little pondering on the mysteries of life
• Barrow considers code enforcement changes
• Denson to speak at Dem breakfast
• Training sessions set for stream monitoring
• Bear Hollow plans St. Pat snake event
• WorldView: Pakistan: A Deathly Silence
• Cedar principal to take job at Stroud Elementary
• 6 plead guilty in gambling conspiracy
• Oglethorpe Middle all clear in CRCT probe
• UGA extension agent facing bribery charges
• Deputy killed in head-on crash with pickup
• Georgia lawmakers consider more gun changes
• Sailing event Sunday at Sandy Creek Park
• Crowley to represent Athens Tech in GOAL
• State House approves insurance bill
• Trust gets easements in Franklin, Habersham
• State Senate panel OK's overhaul of scholarship
• Blueprint: Rotary to volunteer at school
• Blueprint: State notices Barrow Elementary's media facility
• From U.S., fire ants go abroad
• House OKs crackdown on illegals
• Jackson plant to close, cutting 60 jobs
• Beating Obama won't be easy, GOP strategist says
• 5 teens charged in setup robbery
• Grand jury indicts 3 men in Jackson
• Author Barry Lopez to speak in Athens
• Daily Groceries meeting today
• West Point accepts 2 more area students
• Costumed men sow fear at game
• Check out zoo passes at libraries
• Cobbloviate: Ever Seen These Two Together? I Didn't Think So!
• Blueprint: Artist's mural moves veterans at retirement village
• Athens chef gets TV nod
• Woman jailed for role in killing paroled
• T-SPLOST promoted at input forums
• Experts at UGA say spend
• Dems counter Deal's plan to scale back HOPE
• Milestone for nonprofit
• Oconee to study its sewer needs
• Blueprint: Media center may be named after teacher
• Extension agent leaving April 1
• Helwig to head Oconee Beautiful
• Police say man left Walmart with rotisserie chicken, wings in pants
• Auburn student's killer gets the death sentence
• Wildfire set by an arsonist
• New Army Reserve Center touted as an economic ally
• Cedar Shoals High School student found with gun
• City Dope:
• City Pages: Athens Stars Prepare to Dance for Local Nonprofit Project Safe
• Athens Rising:
• Comment: Losing HOPE in the Fray
• Pub Notes: Paddling and Dancing
• Capitol Impact: Lawmakers Surrender To the Utilities
• Blueprint: A growing interest
• Blueprint: Athens Tech joins 'Dream' network
• Milledge zoning to be altered
• Guilty plea in '08 death of newborn
• Slain store clerk stabbed 31 times, indictment says
• Vet takes the reins after horses found starving in Jackson Co. pasture
• Planned vote on moving the Georgia Music Hall of Fame postponed
• Overhaul of HOPE approved by House
• Guilty plea in thefts of fuel
• Bill stiffens car-seat rules
• Discount grocery opening
• Volunteers help make golf tournament run smoothly
• Senate Dems want to slow talks on cuts to HOPE Scholarship
• Olens unveils sunshine laws revamp
• Immigration legislation passes House committee
• Bike group will pay for safety signs
• New judge sought for arson case
• Former market site sold
• U.S. Senate confirms Jones for federal bench
• WorldView: Democracy and the Arabs
• Planners fear weak oversight
• Insurance exchange in works
• Man scams after water main break
• Reservoir still waits for permit
• 3 women investigated for money in luggage
• Lawmakers to take up HOPE changes
• Some 70 years later, Civil Air Patrol still has eyes in the sky
• Old building brought down by implosion
• First lady Sandra Deal to visit today
• Man charged with providing contraband
• Leaf-limb pickups in Zone 1 this week
• GCSU starts 3-year science degree track
• Reactions to Deal's plan to cut pre-K
• New pages in black Union soldier's story
• After 75 years, Winterville Church's key player stepping down
• Women's history events scheduled
• Chase PTO plans benefit 5K race
• Huckaby: Strike on Libya detoured 1986 basketball trip
• Senate affirms midyear budget
• Hellebore Days set for next weekend
• Public meeting set for T-SPLOST ideas
• SCNC naturalist wins NAI award
• Clarke speller gets first place in bee
• DNR investigating man's elephant ride
• Woman gets $1.14M for ATL sidewalk fall
• Authorities searching for missing Ohio pair
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Police shooting result of chance encounter
• Dancers reach high, win Alvin Ailey invitation
• Hearings set on road tax
• DFACS seeking pay hike
• To thieves, cooking oil a hot item
• Teachers worry about pre-K cuts
• Deal signs first bill as governor
• Audubon meeting moved to campus
• Cedar band asked to play at Sugar Bowl
• Blueprint: Student preps for final spelling bee
• 'Lights' to help officers' families
• Candidates want councilmen to work together
• Commerce cop charged in privacy case
• Warm weather could set fruit crops up to fail
• Overhaul of HOPE advances
• Fatal police shooting justified, DA says
• Teacher charged in child porn case
• Bill allows sign owners to clear-cut trees
• Principal to retire from High Shoals
• Panel: 3M more people in Atlanta area by 2040
• Athens man gets 90 years on molestation, battery charges
• Pharmacy ruling shields regents
• Arson trial postponed
• Again, budget ax looms over ag center
• Blueprint: Churches unite to aid homeless
• Athens-Clarke urged to hook up with hotel
• Probe clears officer in fatal shooting
• Students warn against HOPE cuts
• Pollen getting a jump on things this year
• Clarke mock trial team aims for title
• Kulikoff selected district STAR student
• Beaten inmate died of strangulation, trauma
• Unrest in Mideast could pose threat to economic gains
• Proposal for sentencing overhaul gains support
• In rap, area student finds his confidence
• Ag cuts a worry for state
• Barrow rejects personal-care plan
• Service canceled at Georgia Dome
• Zoo visitors may glimpse panda cub
• Science fair viewing scheduled Friday
• Candidate forum set in council contest
• Cobbloviate: Normal Ain't What It Used to Be Back When the Fruit Was Hangin' Low
• Area coach arrested in prostitution sting
• Standout students and teachers will be honored
• Killer of woman gets life sentence
• GOP plan ups the bar for full HOPE
• Relief that HOPE cuts not deeper
• Broun plans hearings on climate change and EPA
• Cancer benefit set for Saturday
• County delays vote on election plan
• Line divides counties
• Jury urges judge to sentence killer of nurse to death
• New subdivision OK'd over neighbors' protests
• Inmate killed in fight at prison
• Shooting probe discovers motive
• City Pages: Ben Epps Statue to Grace City Hall Block
• City Pages: Citizens Can Report Litter Violations
• Behind The Rail:
• Athens Rising:
• The Problem of Bethel - Are We Helping Athens' Poor to Help Themselves?
• Pub Notes: What's in a Name?
• Capitol Impact: Zell Miller’s Legacies Are Fading Away
• City Dope:
• 2 killed, 1 critical in wreck on U.S. Highway 29
• Free teaching class for reading, ESL tutors
• Call center move to take about 420 local jobs
• North Oconee High principal will leave first year
• Deputy returns to work after shooting
• Governor outlines HOPE, pre-K overhaul
• Grand jury indicts firefighter in shooting
• Music hall location may be chosen soon
• Hudgens seeks to fix Oxendine waiver loophole
• Displaced businesses relocate
• Macon mayor touts high-speed trains
• Four receive honors at chamber meeting
• Former youth minister to be arraigned
• A-list actors, musicians turn to Savannah studio
• Senate to vote on adjusted midyear budget
• In Oconee County, much ado about Moodle
• Jackson commissioners to consider consolidating election duties
• Clarke school district whittles tax list
• Administrators fear proposed pre-K cuts
• Leaf-limb pickups set in 7 areas
• State lawmaker looks to fill trauma care trust fund
• Report: Oxendine issued himself licenses
• Weekly review of our top stories
• A victory for Christian Coalition president
• Homelessness is dangerous, especially for women
• In crisis, store manager knew what to do
• Goodbye stimulus, hello pain
• UGA expert: Gulf seafloor decimated
• Huckaby: Hard to remember this dieting thing is worth it
• Broun town hall set for Tuesday
• Clarke Democrats to pick state committee reps
• Albany police arrest man after standoff
• Leaders move beyond Sunday sales
• Senate to vote soon on Jones
• 2 area school systems wrap up erasure probes
• Blueprint: Schools will focus on global thinking
• Man shot self in head after deputy shot him
• Police: Case of roadie's death still open
• State's high court rejects new trial in cyclist slaying
• Regulators shut area bank; S.C. institution takes over
• Citizenship award deadline looms
• House approves McKillip bike bill
• Sherrod to receive courage award
• Prosecutors object to inmate's bid for DNA tests
• Families brace for cuts to HOPE
• Nature center plans two EE workshops
• Orchid society sets meeting for Sunday
• Trade pact will bring jobs to state
• WorldView: Why Now?
• Georgia initial unemployment claims up in January
• Robins AFB taking part in job fair
• Famed Social Circle restaurant battles financial woes, rumors
• Saving HOPE means less of it
• Man kills self after being shot by deputy
• Quick push on Sunday sales fizzles
• Widespread Panic equipment chief found dead
• Clarke sheriff seeks more funding
• Women's expo Saturday at Classic Center
• Penalty phase begins for Hilton's trial
• Athens Tech team preps for a culinary competition
• River group honors locals
• Advantage seen in letting voters nix tax projects
• Hairstylists suspected in jewel thefts
• Robber targeted students, police say
• Raffle of rifle to raise money for trip by deputies
• House backs bill meant to ease antifreeze risks
• Negotiations in oil cleanup 'dragging on'
• New roof, cleanup set for old Print Shop
• Pub Notes: Who Will Stand Up for Athens?
• Capitol Impact: The Legislature Is Slowing Down This Year
• City Pages: Project Blue Heron Study Expected Soon
• City Pages: Commission, Players Like New Tennis Plan
• City Dope:
• Athens Rising:
• Guard unit on a mission to help Afghan farmers
• A-C weighs code board
• UGA grad's killer guilty in Fla. case
• AG rejects Macon on music hall
• Budget cuts could pinch needy students
• Reservoir panel wants to cash in on Deal plan
• Senate resolution aims to define life
• AG Olens lays out his legislative agenda
• Alzheimer's advocacy event set Thursday
• Tree clearing bill gets committee OK
• Legislators honor Widespread Panic
• New zones for schools considered
• Clerk stabbing suspect once worked at store
• Legislators aim to undo onerous state mandates
• Oconee County to tweak its alerts
• Coffee truck smashes into home
• Whatever It Takes meeting to discuss education issues
• Inmate: Execution drug expired
• Ousted USDA employee sues conservative blogger
• Clubs find a way around school rules to deliver sweet treats, flowers on Valentine's Day
• Security the draw of old correctional facility
• Winterville candidates have different approaches, similar goals
• Cotton price up sharply
• Leaf-limb pickups set for seven areas
• Dooley, Armitage to talk at flower show
• Senate faces budget votes
• Father charged in slaying of 2 sons near Atlanta
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Georgia illegal immigrant college student indicted
• Colleges: Smoking bans work
• Are Sunday alcohol sales about to become reality?
• Awards say a lot about students' Voice
• Classic Center road solution proving elusive
• Local artists sought for rain barrel project
• Voter registration deadline set Monday
• Huckaby: I knew some of the real heroes of the Civil Rights Movement
• Birthday party set for zoo's three bears
• Blueprint: With many experienced workers looking for jobs, teens feeling edged out
• Counties will join with feds to battle illegal immigration
• Sinking feeling again in Madison
• Firms fear the end of tax credits
• Some at concert arrested on drug charges
• Mixed views heard on immigration bill
• Athens Tech frat plans marrow drive
• Zero-based budgeting gets committee's nod
• Bill would let counties drop SPLOST projects
• Library gearing up for annual book sale
• Cobbloviate: IS ONE “BAD DECISION” AS BAD AS ANOTHER?
• Service agencies facing cuts if GOP gets its way
• Snow causes early wrecks, then melts
• 2 charged in store clerk's slaying
• Woman leaps into lake to escape crash
• Jackson leaders concerned landfill gas may pose threat
• House ups aid for some hospitals
• Deputies to get 6 more cruisers
• Deputy kills man
• Blue Willow Inn still open, but struggling
• PSC targeted for changes
• Book recording studio opens new chapter in one client's life
• Barrow County's probe faults ex-chief of airport panel
• Safe cycling goal of Oconee group
• Commissioners OK tougher animal law
• Lane closures set on Prince today
• Upgrade plan cheers members of YWCO
• Mega-Ingles in works in Madison County
• Study: State's private forests worth $37.6B
• Augustan beats out locals for DOT post
• Police plan for jam fans
• 2 charged with murder in stabbing
• Vote on sewer line tabled
• Curbs on chairman's power sought
• 2 juveniles slain in Gwinnett Co.
• GOP schedules precinct meetings
• House panel OKs Sunday sales bill
• Whatever It Takes plans public session
• Clarke, Cedar named state honor schools
• Monitors stem test erasures
• Letters: East to the Arch
• Pub Notes: Fun Abounds
• Capitol Impact: The Drinks Will Soon Be Flowing
• Everyday People: Elleni Samaltanos, Pre-School Teacher
• Athens Rising:
• City Dope:
• City Pages: Architect Hired for Classic Center Project, Rezoning Finalized
• Bumpersticker: NKJD on a new BMW - (No Kids Just Dogs Bavarian Motor Works)
• Letters: Still Undermining Education
• Letters: Wrong Journalism
• Letters: Great Town!
• Letters: Alcohol No Joke
• Indigo Girls will play tribute to slain hiker
• After recalculations, grad rates will drop
• DOT will allow roadside memorials
• Reynolds Plantation forced to sell assets
• Bill on illegals a worry
• A-C set to buy land for tennis center
• Madison commission OKs full-time animal control job
• ACTION sheds a tax liability
• Measure would cut school mailing costs
• Horse racing bill goes to House
• Drivers may face English-only exam
• Judge accused of abusing position
• Thurmond takes job
• Water advisory lifted
• Man killed in Forsyth Co. trench collapse
• Panel aims an ax at PSC's budget
• Medical school chief pushing to increase faculty
• Counseling center celebrates 25th anniversary
• Blueprint: Mushroom spores score with local grow-your-own advocates
• Cedar Shoals names football coach
• Watkinsville water should be potable again today
• Murder appeals rejected
• Barrow County chairman will ask to dissolve airport board
• Solar panels being tested across state
• Police unit to focus on violent crimes
• Custody dispute to be decided in Georgia
• Supreme Court will weigh Athens-Clarke noise ordinance
• Academy to host run/walk, fun run
• Jefferson book sale set for this weekend
• Lunch will feature Jefferson's drug dog
• Delta to offer premium economy seats on international flights
• Meetings on Classic Center expansion set
• Jackson County senior wins West Point appointment
• Civil War sesquicentennial events slowly starting to take shape around state
• Economy puts Puerta project on hold
• Animal law may toughen in Oconee County
• Residents to vote on SPLOSTs next month
• Historians identify unmarked graves in Camden County
• Leaf-limb pickups set for 8 neighborhoods
• House to vote on changes to state's budget
• Seniors wary of meal program cuts
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Area homes becoming assisted-living centers
• A homicide justified? Police weigh facts
• Huckaby: A call to keep cursive part of public education
• Rally supports Egypt
• Judge's case unsealed
• Kayaker missing in Norris Lake near Snellville
• Bullock to speak at Democrats breakfast
• Columnist to speak at Emmanuel College
• Orchid society gets garden show booth
• 10K race to benefit homeless shelter
• A few changes at the Banner-Herald
• Ex-cheer coach ordered to pay up
• WorldView: Oil, CO2 and Undershirts
• Winder ready to legalize keeping chickens in city
• Local bank closed
• Open wide (mouth, not wallet): Dental professionals, students offer free clinic
• Tow service offered during Super Bowl
• Stephens filling in on high court
• New technology may speed A-C commutes
• Hiker's killer going on trial in Florida
• Districts rework laws on bullying
• Columbia Co. commissioner resigns after indictment
• Audit: Macon misspent more than $1 million
• Aspiring opera singer changes tune, finds niche as a chef
• Winning election a ticket for freebies
• Self defense? Police and DA discuss killing
• Painting yanked from exhibit after protest
• Illegals on job target of new bill
• High school plans open house Sunday
• Retirement drives principal switch
• Sparks flying over redistricting
• Bill would expand school chief's power
• Bill would revive sales-tax holiday
• Panel again backs judge's nomination
• Former fireman charged in fight
• Cobbloviate: CANAL KNOWLEDGE
• After a 'dream' day, dogs' prospects looking brighter
• Bill offers break on energy saving
• Sunday sales to Senate
• Another dorm rape reported
• Shakeup of posts by mayor
• Threat on Facebook linked to murder?
• New Winder police chief wants to connect
• Madison County court gets interpreter
• Athens Rotarians honor contributors
• 3 face jail terms in Clean Air Act case
• WorldView: 1989 and the Arab World
• Capitol Impact: Georgia’s Immigration "Fight" Is a Sham
• City Dope:
• City Pages: Heavy Rains Led to More ACC Sewer Overflows in 2010
• City Pages: Openness of Public Decision Making a Complex Question
• Athens Rising:
• Townieconomy: Teaching to the New Tests
• Everyday People: Susan Wilson, Boys and Girls Club Unit Director
• Pub Notes: Food for the Spirit
• At 114, Monroe woman world's oldest person
• Blaze at old boys, girls club
• Man killed after barging into a home
• Gus trained for his big day this year
• Company hired to design Classic Center expansion
• Macon student brings gun, ammo to school
• Medication discounts available in Jackson
• Free flu shots offered Thursday
• New cars for area deputies
• Boy hit by truck is better
• Barrow again fighting over county airport
• Blueprint: United Way salutes its givers
• UGA Delta Prize winner considered potential new leader of Egypt
• Egyptian demonstrators poised to coalesce
• Ag employees pitch in to tidy up office
• Trade-A-Book to close permanently
• Black hero created by Atlanta-based artist shakes up the world of comics
• Audubon to hear about ENSAT work
• Tax reform on GOP, Dem agendas
• House defeats effort to force veto override vote
• Weight-loss program looks to fight obesity
• DOT worker killed while helping driver
• Two qualify Monday for council seat
• Trout group offering course in fly-tying
• Ex-Bible studies teacher banished
• Morgan County dairy farmer helps pave way for other small-scale operators
• Lawmakers to consider immigration curbs
• Some state fees delivering a lot less than initially promised
• HUD grants will help fight homelessness
• Qualifying for Winterville City Council seat begins
• Police reveal no leads in December slayings
• Leaf-limb pickups scheduled in Zone 5
• Leukemia patient needs marrow match
• Madison County deputies to switch to Crown Vics
• Police: Georgia girl died from alcohol poisoning
• Georgia Democrats elect new leader
• As Athens music landmarks disappear, what's left that's worth saving?
• Churches check closer after molestation cases
• Sunday sales in store?
• Man pleads guilty in beating, robbery
• Bus rider charged after ecstasy found
• Huckaby: Ready for February now
• Gus to observe Groundhog Day
• Naturalist to lead rock ID programs
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Court upholds restitution for child porn victim
• Officials say tainted kerosene sold in north Ga.
• Old news now in modern format
• Blueprint: Barrow students staging a special pageant
• Library system turning a new page: E-books
• Mass bird deaths tied to fireworks
• Thieves pluck wiring from chicken houses
• Blueprint: Clarke schools earn 'Distinguished' titles
• Public surveys helping guide police in Athens-Clarke
• Police: Mom recruited teens for a robbery
• Stop on 1-20 leads to big drug bust
• WorldView: The Egyptian Revolution?
• William Orten Carlton = ORT: A Snow Ramble
• Barge: Ga. high school graduation rate to drop
• Ga. Senate, House tackle zero-based budgeting
• Tribute tonight for Dan Magill
• Count finds rising number of homeless
• Written in the stars: Students hope to cover Oscars
• Residents urge Barrow leaders to fight blight
• Athens-Clarke will study river area plan
• Grant to help fund first aid program
• Woman awarded $1.2M in scalding
• 24 school employees reassigned
• Law award honors soldier from Athens
• About 26 million Americans have diabetes, up 9 pct
• 100 days and counting for Oconee primary kindergartners
• Falling tree hurts woman, knocks out power
• Music hall board votes Macon out
• Former AD Evans pleads guilty to DUI
• Robber after pills whacks man with baseball bat
• Athens hall of famer Mack Sewell dies
• Lawmaker files bill to crack down on illegal immigration
• Free tax preparation to be offered Friday
• Barrow sets March vote on tax renewal
• Pub Notes: Damned If You Do
• Firefighter resigns after allegedly pulling gun on bar patron
• Georgia man executed for 1988 killing of teacher
• Capitol Impact: 17,000 Reasons for a New Ethics Law
• City Dope:
• City Pages: CC Expansion Design Contract Placed on February M&C Agenda
• Athens Rising:
• Behind The Rail:
• Townieconomy: A Sunnier Forecast for 2011?
• Everyday People: Shae Wilson, YMCA associate executive director
• A state of unity sought
• Hospital weighing residency programs
• A-C will make recycling easier
• Governor open to Sunday alcohol sales
• Relay for Life planners get moving
• Applications sought for Washington tour
• New signal placed in Hoschton area
• Jefferson council OKs forest plan
• Collaboration the message as local leaders visit Capitol
• County, state forge deal on fire trucks
• Open house canceled at Fowler elementary
• Marine expert warns against overfishing
• 62-year-old woman killed in Nicholson house fire
• Isakson sees bankruptcy as option
• In appeal, killer claims self-defense
• Fewer now licensed to sell booze
• Lawmakers to float HOPE reform ideas
• Registration set for new students
• GOP schedules precinct meetings
• Police: Man may have killed his ex-wife, self
• Obama supporters set State of Union party
• Deal supports sales tax as revenue source
• State Court judge seat remains open in Jackson County
• Charter academy in works
• Vacant buildings in Winder vex city officials
• Ticketing a win fore nonprofits
• Partially renovated Crawford Depot already drawing interest as a meeting spot
• A-C unification review finds few major issues
• Illegal immigration policy tops legislature's to-do list
• New leader of public defender system faces slew of same old problems
• Leaf-limb pickup set for Zone 4 this week
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Cobbloviate: The Grammar Police Have Gone Soft
• Sorry, Huck, but you can't use that word these days
• Helping hands build new lives
• Officer who shot, killed man back on job
• Huckaby: 'Tiger Moms' don't claim to be best at parenting
• Talk set Thursday for Founders' Day
• Clarke schools set registration dates
• Democratic committee to meet Thursday
• Braves bring players for autograph ops
• Report breaks down state tax exemptions
• Pickings anything but slim at Jefferson bluegrass jam
• A headstone leads deputy to old grave
• Wreck reveals drug lab
• Senator predicts health repeal vote
• Death-row inmate looks to high court
• Athens pitches music hall plan to a mixed response
• Big challenges await new committee chair
• MLK's daughter parts with Southern Christian Leadership Conference
• Equestrian saddles up for award
• Tire suspect nabbed
• Districts fill calendar to make up missed dates
• Retiring chief in Winder hands reins to successor
• Parking area changes at Nature Center
• Ga. unemployment rate rises to 10.2 percent
• Ex-teller at Ga. credit union sentenced
• GOP senators standing by embattled banking chair
• Deal receives land from bankrupt daughter
• Condemned Ga. man wants lethal injection details
• Ex-bank officer in Ga. pleads guilty to charges
• Newt: Big part of possible presidential bid in Ga.
• Students face off in spelling bee
• Oglethorpe EMS head steps down
• EPD chief: Creek spill mishandled
• More input sought on Classic Center plan
• Stimulus funds will help Athens grow
• PSC commissioner shows off his alternative-fuel car
• Ex-officer cleared of charges in fight
• DOT to lower speed limit on part of road
• Clarke BOE approves two makeup days
• Seedlings available to Athens residents
• Poster fraud suspect working on plea deal
• Family to get Baker death certificate
• School districts revise calendars
• Septic utility nixed
• Tax amnesty urged
• State leaders describe penny-pinching
• Man wanted in S.C. gives up
• Speeders beware on Watkinsville road
• Habitat wall-raising planned Saturday
• Judge clarifies ruling on coal-fired plant
• Ga. AG signs on to federal health care lawsuit
• Ga. lottery ticket ownership disputed
• Athens Rising:
• City Dope:
• City Pages: M&C Consider SPLOST Management, FY 2012 County Budget Goals
• Comment: Mean Girl Jihad
• Everyday People: Kevin Dixon, Computer Technician
• Capitol Impact: In the Snow, a New Administration Takes Office
• Letters: Report to the People
• Letters: To the Mayor and Commission
• Pub Notes: WUGA No Longer Local?
• FDIC sues failed bank officials, state lawmaker
• Athens-Clarke weighs plan to add more sidewalks
• Center puts river on threatened list
• Steeple coming down?
• 10 years after student's slaying, parents want answers
• UGA shows off Stegeman's makeover at dedication ceremony
• Winterville set to debut new program for seniors
• Davis warns of tuition hikes to buffer budget cuts
• Lawmaker hopes bill adding bitter taste to antifreeze will pass in 2011
• Clarke school board to meet Thursday
• Wet, cold weather doesn't hamper turnout for annual MLK Day of service
• Commissioners seek Hancock alternatives
• North Georgia schools stay closed for King holiday
• Leader's legacy of peace praised after Ariz. shootings
• Jefferson council reschedules meeting
• Atlanta radio show personality Marshall dies
• One town withdraws bid for music hall of fame
• New Barrow County fire chief officially starts work
• Report: No cuts; up taxes
• DA: Woman released from prison too soon
• Oglethorpe to discuss budget
• Astros' first-round draft pick arrested
• Cobbloviate: Myth Busting Ain't For Sissies - or Surgeons!
• Seeing its benefits, woman wants to bring therapeutic riding to Madison County
• Bill would create MLK council
• Oconee may give up grant for sewer line
• Lawmakers to dig into Deal's proposed cuts
• Traffic update
• Leaf-limb pickup set for Zones 3, 6
• Winder-Barrow FFA plans chili cookoff
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Some see a change in the air
• Despite the time to prepare, area's limited resources overwhelmed
• King banquet honors 3 who served community
• Time to write off cursive?
• King Center honors ally Kennedy
• Barrow offers face time with constituents
• Rock and gem club to meet on Tuesday
• Food sales to aid Bear Hollow Zoo
• River expert speaks at Trout Unlimited
• Huckaby: Winter storm keeps meteorologist Chandley busy
• Farmers call for spending cuts, can't agree where
• Ft. Stewart to change up highway enforcement
• Man kids, saved from fire in Alpharetta, Ga.
• Regulators shut small Georgia bank; 3rd this year
• Show competitors fancy their poultry
• Athens First will cut jobs
• Area representative to head up budget panel
• How to recover classes?
• Man's death in Tent City ruled murder
• 'Do more with less,' schools told
• 'Do more with less,' schools told
• Georgia Power names new regional veep
• Area fence companies aid 'Extreme Makeover'
• Services set today for Winder Marine
• Attitudes about equality little changed since 2006
• Triathlete, 25, dies after cancer battle
• Man faces felony child exploitation
• Usher delays Germany opening due to illness
• Facing jail, DUI offender bolts from the courthouse
• Ariz. shootings hang over King tribute in Georgia
• Fed court allows forced meds for suspect
• Atlanta police say man dies after garage shootout
• Traffic jams-up as UGA reopens
• School closings for Friday, January 14
• With no school, families adjust
• Police quiet about murder probes
• Student sought in thefts
• Airport project in doubt
• 2 locals eye DOT post
• Sports hall staying in Macon
• UGA: Small amount of dye, fertilizer spilled into stream
• UPS getting caught up in wake of storm in South
• Truck clearing snow falls through parking deck
• Mercer University gets $1.5 million gift
• CDC: Asthma rate in US up a little to 8.2 pct
• Thursday's closings
• In nasty weather, workers make the grade
• Wrecks increase as more motorists venture out
• Students wait to see new Commerce High School
• Legislators learn committee duties
• Deal vowing to downsize state payroll
• Orchid society plans meeting on Sunday
• Dougherty deputy charged with ID theft
• Radio host explores 2012 presidential bid
• Dye gives signs of fending off traumatic brain injury
• Authorities looking for crime links
• Three days of MLK events still on
• Clarke school board to meet this evening
• Pub Notes: Just a Street
• Capitol Impact: More of the Same
• Everyday People: Brandon Stull, Brewer
• Athens Rising:
• City Dope:
• City Pages: After a Year's Study, Overview Commission Turns in Its Report
• Closings remain order of the day
• Snow disrupts local businesses
• Athens caught in the grip of snow, ice
• Man ODs in Jacuzzi after drug robbery
• Winder Marine is killed in Afghanistan
• Parts of state struggling after storm
• Police say man killed roommate
• Suitcases needed for foster children
• Tent City man who died indentified
• Two perish in Kennesaw fire
• Savannah notifies workers of layoffs
• Landfill to convert into solar farm
• William Orten Carlton = ORT: A Ramble Among Obscure 45s
• Roads remain treacherous
• Athens blanketed with nearly 9 inches in rare January snow
• Opening ceremonies of new session not slowed by snow
• Deal sworn in as 82nd Georgia governor
• Snow, frozen rain shut down much of state
• Weather delays autopsy
• Wilheit appointed to board of regents
• Man found dead in jacuzzi may be armed robbery suspect
• Hope of recovery in Haiti
• Winter weather threat prompts closures
• Traffic update
• Homeless man's body discovered at Tent City
• Man's competency hearing canceled
• Leaf-limb pickup set for Zones 3, 6
• Police: Man beat grandma to death
• Book donations to help Athens-Clarke library
• Jobs on minds in Georgia
• In UGA history, no greater event
• Store Clerks a convenient target for late-night robbers
• GOP monthly meeting postponed to Jan. 17
• Rollergirls to host 2011 Boot Camp
• Huckaby: Stacking the odds in my favor for the New Year
• Georgia AG to join private law firm
• Day of service kicks off Deal's inaugural
• Empty Stocking Fund donor list
• Empty Stocking Fund provides 'immediate aid'
• Gonzalez to address immigration proposals
• Peach pageants seek contestants
• Nature center plans naturalist's walks
• Black history author to speak at library
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Program to celebrate legacy of Dr. King
• Blueprint: News anchor steps up, dances for fundraiser
• Coaching icon Sellers 'respected, feared'
• Reform panel: Bring back grocery tax
• Bed of stream tainted
• UGA VIII treated for cancer; responding well
• State acts on English, math goals
• Planners OK cancer care center
• Winter storm watch posted for region
• Fertilizer and dye turn campus creek odd color
• Oglethorpe student missing off Costa Rican coast
• Nuclear waste panel tours southeast atomic site
• Ga. man gets life for family slayings
• Deal sets up blind trust, restructures debt
• With Jackson senior center renovated, staff, clients free to move from old prison
• Street closing feared
• Emotional farewell for labor chief
• BOE brings new members on board
• Deal supporter will oversee gov's assets
• Foes of incinerator dismiss two lawsuits
• Weekend snowstorm looking more likely
• Prince Avenue plans school open houses
• 2 arrested in Oconee realty office burglary
• County, state near forest ranger deal
• Sketch spurs more tips
• Widespread Panic to perform in Athens
• Montessori to host open house Saturday
• New Leaders: Rookie representative a seasoned veteran of state government
• Florida trial set for killer
• New fee floated for wildlife area visits
• Party switcher echoes GOP positions
• Reservations open for '11 school tour
• Recovering Denson sworn in at home
• School board plans swearing-in ceremony
• Schools' progress awarded
• Winder cuts flow of shelter funding
• Barrow fires firefighter after shooting incident
• Commission OKs plan for larger mall project
• 'Big Chicken' manager robbed at gunpoint
• New Georgia Power president defends rate hike
• Police charge man in killing of Ga. businessman
• Capitol Impact: 2010 Was a Year of Miscalculations
• New Leaders: Frank Ginn says he has a lot to learn
• UGA will look into bird kills
• Heating help for poor cut
• New mayor sick, misses swearing-in
• Sketch made as police hunt killer
• Political veteran Taylor dies at 83
• Ticket sales meeting set for golf tourney
• Madison to buy cars, pay off leases
• Fulton judge defends court after trooper's death
• Rapper Waka Flocka surrenders on drug charges
• Dooley, Armitage to speak at flower show
• Jenkins recalled as model regent
• Brother finds his sister's remains
• New Leaders: Public Service Commissioner-Elect Tim Echols energetic about the state's future
• Macon's hall plan released
• Police confirm slain clerk was pregnant
• Man charged in teen's death at Atlanta Peach Drop
• King Center to honor late senator Jan. 15
• Georgia Aquarium buys marine park
• City of Winder reaches settlement over employee's lawsuit
• Commission recognizes Naval student
• Traffic up as students come back to school
• Heard to speak at Democrats breakfast
• Service to celebrate UGA integration
• Change under way at Fowler
• New Leaders: Ralph Hudgens wants to fight fraud, red tape as insurance commissioner
• Traffic update
• Public to get say on expansion
• Betting it all on HOPE
• Developer proposing downtown apartments
• Speaker to discuss Alzheimer's disease
• Leaf-limb pickup set for Zone 2 this week
• Columbus preparing for population boom
• Courthouse work nearly done
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Action in mortgage fraud case
• No holiday for police after 2 murders
• Empty Stocking Fund pays bill to keep home warm
• A special delivery for Barrow couple
• New Leaders: Gary Black, state's next Agriculture Chief, plans changes
• Huckaby: Mediocrity on gridiron should not be celebrated
• CDC urges Georgians to get flu vaccinations
• Athens passes up bid on sports hall
• Service workers, others honored at ceremony
• Empty Stocking Fund donors list
• Madison flushes its initial sewer plans
• Yearly grind offers free seedlings
• Cobbloviate: The Richest Man in Town
• Big downside to resolutions
• Empty Stocking Fund steps in to help cover rent
• Millennium child marks milestones
• New Leaders: Challenges await Nancy Denson, Athens-Clarke's next mayor
• Firefighter is charged in Christmas Day shooting
• Mother stabbed to death where she worked
• Arrest in assault on Macon photographer
• Arcade still battling stigma of speed trap
• Environmental chief on the job
• RICO indictments unsealed
• Georgia's growing presence
• Russ steps in for ailing Uga VIII
• Spill devastates creek and raises troubling questions: 2010's top story
• Empty Stocking Fund helps couple with rent payment
• A-C sued in dispute over parking spots
• Why? It's question in slaying
• Court criticized in trooper killing
• Lawmaker denies quip KKK reference
• Death from beating now homicide case
• Madison sheriff looking to replace aging cruisers
• For Athens, December proves one of its coldest
• Emancipation event planned
• County reworks website
• A-C worker slain outside his home
• Jobless rate in Jackson County up in November
• Empty Stocking Fund pays mortgage for woman
• Shot father in recovery facility
• Republicans complete takeover: The top political story of 2010
• Judge's position on Jackson court unfilled
• Ag murals coming down
• Critics: Lobby law falls short
• City Dope:
• Pub Notes: Holidays and History
• Bumpersticker: The Party in Hell Has Been Canceled Due to Fire - Thanks, Tina.
• Letters: Bumbling Oafery
• Letters: Who Proofs These Comics?
• Letters: Kickstart for Art
• Letters: Ain't Me
• Capitol Impact: Remembering History Accurately
• Barrow taps Statesboro's ex-fire chief
• March date for trials in church fire
• Feds dropping charges against ex-principal
• Empty Stocking Fund helps out man after he falls behind on rent
• McGarity takes over as UGA AD in wake of scandal: 2010's top sports story
• Solid Waste plans early pickup this week
• Duvall re-elected to Farm Bureau post
• Deadly year for officers
• Trooper slain in Atlanta
• Ga. official charged with hiding past conviction
• Some roads still icy after weekend snow
• Woman gets aid with rent from the Empty Stocking Fund
• Jackson County's economic development success: 2010's top business story
• Elberton factory will add 30 jobs
• Firefighter, daughter maimed in shooting
• Woman loses 3 pet sheep to roaming dogs
• Residents take advantage of rare snowfall
• Traffic update
• Leaf-limb pickup set for Zone 1
• Empty Stocking Fund helps pair cover power bill
• Database expert finds new focus
• A push for early EKG technology
• Goodbye to those we lost in 2010
• Year in pictures: The Banner-Herald's best photos of 2010
• Empty Stocking Fund: Furloughed mom gets help with bill
• More students needing break on lunch costs
• Move by judge has staff busy
• Keep your pants on: It's the best of the blotter 2010
• Empty Stocking Fund donor list
• Huckaby: It's the day after Christmas, time to open a book
• Emancipation event planned
• Training to focus on Social Security
• Mentor workshop set next month
• Grants available for historic projects
• Storm stymies travelers
• Weekly review
• Empty Stocking Fund assists woman with her mortgage
• Waving the flag for nation, school
• Firefighter's recovery a 'Christmas miracle'
• Boomers aging, but still learning
• District sees promise in new alternative school
• Police officer killed; suspect in custody
• Verizon donations benefit Project SAFE
• DeKalb County man dies after gunfight
• Chemical plant now has funding in place
• State braces for white Christmas
• Disgraced judge's rulings scrutinized
• Outgoing mayor leaves mark
• Empty Stocking Fund helps out with man's rent
• Athens home a veritable forest of Christmas finery
• Teens battle at club
• Judge's ruling keeps music hall bid secret
• Wife charged in fire that killed husband
• Utility deal leaves $750M plant in doubt
• Man's death while in custody investigated
• Scholarship in son's memory
• Indictments handed in convenience store raids
• Forecasters expect weekend snow
• Empty Stocking Fund helps man trying to better his life
• A burning desire drives recruits at Athens-Clarke training academy
• YWCO will sell land so it can expand
• Pill theft big worry for police
• Shopping center plan grows
• Snowfall possible on Christmas Day
• Vesta bringing 300 new jobs to Georgia
• Feds find immigrants at Atlanta cargo bay
• Perdue advises calm on immigration
• WorldView: Afghanistan: Wheels Within Wheels?
• City Dope:
• Townieconomy: Tips on Holiday Tipping
• Athens Rising: Special Report, Pt. 2
• Capitol Impact: Perdue Pulls Off a Slick Trick
• Pub Notes: Will It Fly?
• City Pages: Denson Intends to "Build Bridges," Push Business-Friendliness
• 2 hurt in blast at plant in Jackson County
• Longtime deli closes
• Training designed to make life at the zoo more bearable for a few of the residents
• Shortcut across Loop popular, but risky
• Struggling mom helped by Empty Stocking Fund with her rent
• State gains extra congressional seat
• State now processing extended benefit claims
• Coke will commemorate Deal's inauguration
• Agent charged with corruption to stay in jail
• Electric bills set to spike
• Cobbloviate: A Christmas Bloviation
• Masada owner thrilled that it's the right weather for leather
• Ga. customs officer charged with murder
• Despite gas prices, more travelers on the road
• Unemployed, woman turns to Empty Stocking Fund
• Southern Co. testing pollution solution
• Man hit, killed on highway
• Barrow deputy fired after battery arrest
• EMC youth award nominations sought
• Former clothing executive charged with fraud
• UConn trustees choose president from Georgia
• Alpharetta waiving fees to lure business
• Less than $200 taken from Cleveland Road
• Hall plans self-directed learning programs
• Closures expected on Baldwin Street
• William Orten Carlton = ORT: A Mitch Miller Saga
• Lexington exotic bird haven hosts open house for the holidays
• Empty Stocking Fund lets dad keep power on
• Scientists: Reservoirs not solution
• Oglethorpe County seeking retirees
• State legislators prepped for tough cuts ahead
• Traffic update
• Leaf-limb pickups canceled this week
• Blueprint: HandsOn needs help, too
• 2 bodies found in house after fire
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Public soon will be able to take the full measure of the Georgia Museum of Art's collections
• Recent spike in burglaries troubles police
• Empty Stocking Fund helps man facing health issues
• Bans can't dampen their fowl mood
• Huckaby: Celebrating 28 years of (mostly) peaceful slumber
• Sgt. Courtney Gale hosting blood drive
• Bike giveaway set for dentist office
• Foundation plans fundraising breakfast
• Empty Stocking Fund donors list
• A Totally 80's New Year's Eve With The Highballs
• Arcade target of suit
• Athens' bid calls for spread-out music hall
• Empty Stocking Fund helps spring for a mattress
• Pearl out of ear 41 years after it went in
• State boosts charter schools
• Lawmakers hit with IRS lien
• Register now for MLK Day of Service
• Deal, Graham dispute job offer
• Burglary foiled by neighbor
• Donations lagging for Toys for Tots
• Win for Nuci's in tax fight
• Christmas comes early during Boys & Girls Club party
• Man indicted in fatal hit and run
• Bushes draw crowd as they sign books
• Icy roads blamed for dozens of wrecks
• Jefferson manager finalist in Augusta
• Judge nixes permit for coal-fired plant
• Atlanta customs agent charged in smuggling case
• After arrest, woman steals deputy's car
• Bond revoked in child porn case
• Thurmond won't seek Dem post
• Empty Stocking Fund offers help as man's bills pile up
• HOPE cut just the first
• Driver who hit and killed man charged
• William Orten Carlton = ORT: An Alabama Ramble
• Cobbloviate: JUST WHO WON THIS WAR, ANYHOW?
• Pet food bank's namesake dies
• Georgia Showcase Gospel Christmas Special
• Empty Stocking Fund pays power bill
• Oconee expanding new grading system
• Oconee County looks to attract businesses
• Athens Tech growing quickly
• Man indicted in 2 rapes, one while on bail
• Slain soldier may have been aggressor
• Economists see a quiet turnaround
• Music hall panel eyes bids by cities
• Deal says state must downsize
• Auction to benefit injured Elbert boy
• Sheriff to forfeit grant to convert patrol cars
• Planners sign off on cancer center
• Classic City to hold graduation tonight
• Roundtable to focus on school bullying
• Yard sale proceeds to help local relay
• City plans programs for senior citizens
• The UGA Observatory - Stargazing
• Comment: Waiting for Change
• City Pages: Commissioners Approve Controversial Frat House on Arnocroft Property
• Holiday Guide - Flagpole's Businesses Extend Season's Greetings and Welcome
• Pub Notes: Wrong-Party Town
• Capitol Impact: Our Congressmen Can’t Have It Both Ways
• Letters: Something's Missing
• Bumpersticker: Be Nice to America or We'll Bring Democracy to Your Country - Thanks, Sheridan
• Letters: Hatchet Job
• City Dope:
• Athens Rising: Special Report, Pt. 1
• Piedmont's campus will add nursing
• Business tax cuts key for Deal
• Barrow joins the hunt for online predators
• Woman suing after headscarf arrest
• Woman, pinched by moving costs, gets help on rent
• Group seeks grant to clean up creek
• Tuesday low sets record for Athens
• DeKalb to spend millions on sewers
• Oconee sewer upgrades on tap
• Police: 6 set up invasion robbery
• Empty Stocking Fund helps couple cope
• Davis: Keep Georgia schools elite
• Blueprint: Students at Rocky Branch Elementary bitten by the Weather Bug
• Stay safe as colder temperatures hit
• River district would expand downtown
• Audit: Special needs program not helping
• Arraignment set for pair charged in robbery
• Habitat for Humanity ReStore manager named older worker of the year
• Blueprint: Taking a shot with shoppers
• Empty Stocking Fund: Couple given money to cover power bill
• Traffic update
• Speed hump compromise in the works
• Officials set to choose transit tax projects
• DNR proposing new gator plan
• Athens Tech plans labor law seminar
• Leaf-limb pickup set for 7 neighborhoods
• Broun to host open house in Athens
• Man shot at party at commissioner's home
• 5Th Annual New Years At Noon 5K
• Crash at fire hydrant disrupts water service
• Empty Stocking Donor List
• Schools move to healthier lunch options, but will students bite?
• Retail lobby sweating over uptick in deodorant thefts
• Empty Stocking Fund: Woman gets her power turned on with fund's help
• Incinerator fight could ignite again
• Feds eye charges in gambling crackdown
• Huckaby: Public education belt can't get much tighter
• Weekly review
• Blueprint: If reindeer project flies, students will have money they need to enter competitions
• With Empty Stocking Fund's help, woman able to avoid eviction
• A thief hooked by bait
• Opposition to closing block of street builds
• Deal taps Huckaby as liaison in House
• Confessed molester faces more charges
• Historic park came together piece by piece
• Another arctic blast headed for Georgia
• Ethics probe prompts judge's resignation
• Soldier arrested in underage sex sting
• A-C tables full slate of issues until 2011
• No charges for teen who killed his sister
• Scouts sing for someone else's supper to help feed the hungry
• Empty Stocking Fund there to help woman pay utility bill
• Man held after admitting to molestation
• BOE approves 17 career programs
• More enroll in college, but grad rates lag
• Commission backs 2 for state judgeship vacancy
• Tickets on sale today for B-52s homecoming show
• Fort Stewart soldier found fatally stabbed
• Traffic stop turns into arrest in store robbery
• Atlanta schools get visit from accreditors
• Teen to be tried as adult in rock attack
• ABH holds annual holiday lights contest
• Blueprint: In clusters, students can explore interests
• Empty Stocking Fund steps in after woman falls behind
• Company drops plan for incinerator
• Switch stirs up parties
• Police: Man took daughter to burglary
• Deputies serving warrant hear shots
• Man indicted in shooting fatality
• Construction to close ENSAT building today
• Fort Yargo Christmas scheduled Saturday
• Low temperature breaks records
• School superintendent wins national award
• Builders wary of new regs
• ABH holds annual holiday lights contest
• Comment: Repurposing Public Space to Meet Local Food Needs
• City Dope:
• City Pages: ACC Overview Commission to Hand Over Recommendations
• Athens Rising:
• Pub Notes: Perfect Storm
• Capitol Impact: The Center of Power
• Bumpersticker: Sensitivity Has Crippled America - (Sum old dude pulling outta mcdonalds in a beater cut me off—then I had 2 sit @ a stop light behind him and stare @ his bumper sticker.)
• Letters: Dear Flagpole Friends
• Letters: A Call for Action
• Letters: Ort On a Roll
• Deal warns of future cuts to education
• Woman needing to move helped
• Athens-Clarke commission OKs frat house
• Zaxby's decides against charges
• Suspect in rape case loses bond
• Representative abandons Democrats, joins GOP
• No second term for Democratic leader
• Franklin County Justice Center break-ins reviewed
• Commissioners question value of engineering deal
• Police keep investigating roadside pedestrian death
• Christmas parade to air on channel 7
• Blueprint: Charity's efforts for kids grow
• Traffic update
• Empty Stocking Fund: After tragedy, woman needs help with rent
• Denson win a case of suburbanite revenge?
• Career academy, arts center plans postponed
• Leaf-limb pickup set for 7 neighborhoods
• Nonprofit groups to address Dems
• 1 killed in Cherokee County car wreck
• State likely to extend shrimping season
• Suspect shot dead in attempted robbery
• Group: Stream plan a pyramid scheme
• ABH holds annual holiday lights contest
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Scoggins has the fix for local musicians
• Empty Stocking Fund aids mom facing eviction
• Calls for justice at vigil for man killed by officer
• Ex-pilot for food charity cites waste
• Decision to free rape suspect stirs anger
• Big chicken back home
• Huckaby: UGA's Cobb makes students think about history
• Music documentary set Monday at Ciné
• Nominations due for Pioneer Awards
• Students to exhibit projects during fair
• Empty Stocking Fund donors list
• Citizen police class taking applications
• Heritage Foundation plans holiday tours
• Confederate group's ads stir debate about claims
• ABH holds annual holiday lights contest
• Athens Skate Inn reopens, allowing some to relive their past
• Moore's Ford group sets Christmas meal
• New gov chooses his floor leaders
• Children of migrant workers display their artistic abilities
• A-C's noise law survives another court challenge
• Suspect pleads guilty to illegal booze sales
• Mayor passes on green code vote
• Burglar strikes judges' offices
• Killer bees may reach Athens, UGA expert says
• Athens music engineer earns Grammy nod
• Empty Stocking Fund helps single mother
• Violence of attack described
• ABH holds annual holiday lights contest
• Empty Stocking Fund helps man who lost his job
• Author: Communities can lift poor students
• 4 arrested in gambling sting plead guilty
• Athens will bid on music hall of fame
• BikeAthens prepping kids' rides for holiday
• ABH holds annual holiday lights contest
• CertainTeed wants a change in the air
• State calls stream safe; some unsure
• Oglethorpe BOE hires ex-principal
• 58 new charges filed in molestation case
• Empty Stocking Fund: Woman behind on her rent finds help
• Owner pining for Pepper, the dog in the classified ad
• Puppet show draws kids to books
• Migrant artists plan exhibition for Friday
• Dog shelter plans Saturday gathering
• Georgia Power 3-year rate proposal raises ire
• History Village additions suggested
• City Dope:
• City Pages: New Community Gardens Coordinator Begins Work of Planting Seeds, Ideas
• Capitol Impact: Run It Like A Business?
• Athens Rising:
• Everyday People: Richard Turpin, DDS Worker
• Pub Notes: Another Done Deal
• Amid holiday season, unit puts duty first
• Judge keeps high court seat
• ABH holds annual holiday lights contest
• Empty Stocking Fund steps in to pay an electric bill
• In letter, suspect says girlfriend killed herself
• Funny money in play
• Denson tops O'Looney; Bailey elected in Commission District 5
• Meth seizure one of largest in U.S. history
• Madison to help finance sewer cost analysis
• Botanical garden plans holiday open house
• Illness halts Truckers' trek through Europe
• EPD: Trail Creek poses no threat
• 56 homes damaged by possible tornado
• Firm's sale won't affect local plant
• Man caught on video stealing dogs from shelter
• Statham armed robberies avoid injury - so far
• Deal taps lobbyist econ development chief
• Hendershot's Coffee Bar - Serving the Community
• Blueprint: Peer-led phys-ed classes helping students build strength, friendships
• Today is final day for votes
• After layoff, man finds help with rent
• Costs for downtown plan eyed
• Suspect out on bond arrested in second rape
• Winterville Library to receive $1,700 donation
• Bear Creek raises fees
• Democratic legislators switch to GOP
• Oglethorpe teacher being investigating
• Man pleads guilty to molesting teen
• Dedicated area caregiver earns recognition from Rosalynn Carter institute
• Musicians set to deliver free shows
• Traffic update
• Empty Stocking Fund: Woman gets help with bill
• Shooters again cull park deer
• Four in the running to replace Jackson judge
• Man charged with murder, assault
• Leaf-limb pickup set for 7 neighborhoods
• 2 men killed in wreck in suburban Atlanta
• Group sends packages to troops
• Display sure to leave kids' faces aglow
• Low turnout a worry for mayoral rivals
• Family in a bind finds help with utility bill
• Man charged in death of wrestler due in court
• Huckaby: Call spurs memories as a first-time 'real writer'
• Forest researcher to address Audubon
• Christmas parade planned Thursday
• Savannah filmmaker pursues local projects, starts business
• Watch for signs of 'math-hating'
• Poll: Shopping level to stay flat
• Illegal immigration to be a major issue
• Stabbed Marine recovering at home
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Shoplifting suspect stabs Marine, police say
• Ball carriers make big gains for children's hospital
• Fund helps mother of 2 pay her electric bill
• Oconee pictures film role
• Child-seat violations will mean court date
• Ga. toddler hit by vehicle in yard, dies
• Barrow holding off on fire, EMT hires
• State job cuts force Glynn County to go without an ag agent
• Annual holiday meal never short on staples - turkey, cranberry, community
• Text-to-give a new option for donation
• Fund helps couple catch up on bills
• Train set? Nope. More like an iPad, Santa
• AmEx ups incentive to buy locally
• 2 men arrested in theft of Lamborghini
• Fraternity inducts civil rights leaders
• Crowd increases for Atlanta charity meal
• Deepening of port to be discussed Dec. 15
• Old bottling plant donated to church
• Soldiers welcomed home
• ScentSicles makes cents for company
• New cancer center under review
• Food and faith a nourishing mix for cookbook author
• Fund there for those in need
• Firefighters may be busy
• Blueprint: Team to draft its plan
• Drought predicted to return
• Tool store plans grand opening event
• Frequent-flier club carries airline clout
• Man robs a store by sleight of hand
• More than 100 pit bulls seized in fighting raids
• Pub Notes: Late November Roundup
• City Dope:
• Behind The Rail:
• Capitol Impact: Georgia Voters are Very Forgiving
• City Pages: ACC Moves Closer to Long-term Recycling and Septic Goals
• Athens Rising:
• Everyday People: Jasna Prcic Cope, Neighborhood Piano Teacher
• Bumpersticker: When in Rome, Do as you Done in Milledgeville—Flannery O'Connor - Thanks, Christina.
• Letters: 6 Reasons to Vote for Gwen
• Letters: Admires Denson
• Letters: Gwen Knows Transportation
• Letters: Gwen, For Pete's Sake!
• Letters: Cool Zine
• Letters: Er, Cousins, Of Course
• Expert: 2 Koreas on the brink
• Early voting ending today
• Blind store owner conducts business at courthouse
• Group eyeing venues for music hall exhibits
• Blueprint: Church steps up for meals
• Jefferson tree plan up for public discussion
• Rescue volunteers to collect donations
• Court candidate plans Monday rally
• 1 arrested in assault; partner still at large
• Jefferson volunteers spread holiday cheer as they decorate the city
• Gas prices, rain unlikely to deter travel
• Maxeys man held without bail in uncle's death
• Tax cuts big focus at forum
• Family wins lawsuit against Postal Service
• Student to recycle turkey-frying oil
• U.S. gonorrhea rate drops to record low
• Two charged after shooting on I-285
• Barrow faces discrimination complaint
• High Court OKs death penalty for cop killing
• Police say felon demanded money before shooting man
• Blueprint: Project to bring water to villagers
• Copper thefts rise and fall with its price, but new laws do little to help
• Traffic update
• Teen's case aids in fight for full care
• A-C soon moving to single-stream recycling
• Sergeant says wrecks down in Barrow
• Lobbyists tapped for transition
• No leaf-and-limb pickup this week
• Protesters arrested outside Ft. Benning
• Equine association plans competition
• Georgia-Pacific plan to protect forests
• Wrestler working as security guard killed
• Downtown patrol a choice assignment for Athens-Clarke police
• Slain deputy remembered at Greensboro funeral
• Area native key off-field player in NFL
• Huckaby: List of thanks on Thursday is a long one
• Press club forum happens Monday
• Appeals judge hopefuls familiar with court
• Divorce attorney takes on career conservative
• Holiday schedule set for trash collection
• Emmanuel to host Thanksgiving meal
• Firefighters, CERT to host toy drive
• Leisure Services to close for holiday
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Justice on Nuci's: Court may rethink
• Rights lawsuit rejected
• Competency case sees its third mistrial
• Food bank starts fight with fans
• Toys for Tots going strong after handover
• City is going to the dogs
• 7 treated after car hits school bus
• 4 teens indicted in stomping death
• Immigration-rights advocates arrested
• Judge pleads guilty to drug charges
• Aging advocate honored Friday
• Commerce gets loan for water conservation
• Horton to run for Oconee County commission chairman in 2012
• Ila store owner continues uphill push to sell alcohol
• Ex-Winder resident pleads not guilty to killing girl, 12
• Recycling facility opens up
• A-C wants Nuci's ruling reconsidered
• Clarke student will have a say in state's policy
• 2 indicted in clerk's stabbing
• Police in Comer feel less cramped in their new digs
• Kia plant will hire 1,000 more workers
• After raccoons attack baby, father charged
• Iraq vet convicted in college student's slaying
• Commissioners OK center deck repairs
• Ruling on power plant permit soon
• Warrant out on robbery suspect
• Gallery: Country star Lovett and his band loom large at Classic Center
• Man to be charged in girl's death
• Victim spoke of fear; had told friends he felt threatened
• Smooth confirmation hearing for judge
• Elections board recommends action against Stegall
• Bill would ban illegal immigrants at state public colleges
• Fed policies may aid local exporters
• Book fair benefit set for Saturday
• Foster dad charged in toddler's beating death
• Authorities thwart home invasion plan
• Price elected to GOP leadership position
• Macon OKs funds for halls of fame
• Firm that bought hospital will pay for the right name
• State plans to close Milledgeville prison
• Athens Rising:
• City Pages: M&C Talk Classic Center Expansion, Meet Legislators
• City Pages: UGA Faculty Have Little to Say About Incarceration Rates
• Everyday People: Martha Collins, Meal Center Volunteer/Kitchen Manager
• Pub Notes: Why Gwen?
• City Dope:
• Capitol Impact: No Stadium Boondoggle!
• Comment: Racing and Rallying for America
• A robber uses brick as weapon
• Athens-Clarke picks its main Christmas attraction
• Taxi regulations get another look
• Cedar Shoals coach let go
• Winterville zoning commission OKs sidewalk plan
• Georgia Senators support 2-year earmark moratorium
• Run gets 2nd wind
• Safer connector road dedicated in Jackson County
• Pollution case wrapping up
• Sheriff: Chief's killer likely sought his help
• Suit over bad road is settled
• After months without, Athens-Clarke gets new cat shelter
• Ex-Winder man's arrest ends search
• Gulfstream's $500M expansion to add jobs
• Leaders tour industries to observe their impact
• S.C.-Ga. terminal could request permits by 2012
• Memo reveals concerns about EPD's response to fire
• Report: Perdue met with Georgia ports authority officials
• Game tickets part of Habitat raffle
• Medicine disposal event set Saturday
• Kemp files lawsuit to enforce voter ID law
• Cobbloviate: RAH, RAH REE, HIT ‘EM IN THE KNEE…
• On the road
• Fourth jury to weigh man's competency
• Cycling group wants signage
• Firefighter record gaps scrutinized
• Sheriff: Deputy killed in murder-suicide
• Leaf-limb pickup set for Zone 5
• Jewish temple seeking funding for repairs
• It's been a good year for pecans
• Trail Creek's recovery starting small
• Experienced foes battle in mayoral runoff
• Huckaby: Early Christmas shopping, way out of comfort zone
• Special recycling day on Monday in Athens
• City of Winterville may apply for sidewalk grant
• Guide to speak at Trout Unlimited
• Field coordinator to address Democrats
• SCV ads highlight Confederate history
• Revolutionary battle to be commemorated
• Runoff to decide District 5 rep
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Model citizens, model planes
• Academic to explain health law
• Molestation suspect returned
• Barrow: Shift to left hurt
• School systems set to push sales tax
• Maddox endorses Denson for mayor
• Baker a modern-day GOP pioneer
• Postgame vandalism in high school's hands
• UGA officers who saved van driver in '09 honored
• Students provide the fix in car club
• County quiet on Nuci's Space tax case
• District hailed for narrowing learning gap
• Festival to benefit Jefferson graduate
• NOHS Titan Club auction scheduled
• Customer shot in botched robbery dies
• Georgia fair reports record run this year
• Funeral set for teen stomped to death
• Trial to begin in murder of student from Georgia
• Coked-up ex-con goes for officer's gun during stop
• Survivor of Holocaust: World must not forget
• Thurmond says Dems need more whites
• 'Whatever It Takes' author will give talk
• Students to face fewer high-stakes tests
• Lane open again on Oconee Street
• More suspects sought in case of teen stomped to death at house party
• School board set to meet tonight
• City councilman resigns from seat
• Press club to host mayor runoff forum
• Senate hearing for Jones begins next week
• Public forum on downzoning today
• McKillip is No. 2 Dem in House
• Sheriff on fence about grant
• Man with a violent past indicted in beating death
• Youth minister faces child molestation, other charges
• 4 arrested in protest at regents' meeting
• Trip to Iraq helps local mother find peace after son's death
• Students mix it up for lunch
• Storied past: From print shop to potential hazard - now a future unknown
• A Round Town: Comin' Home
• Burned Oconee Street building has more than one tie to Athens' music history
• Adopt Me!: You Wanna Do What to My What?
• Pub Notes: Then and Now
• Comment: Immigration Issues, Local and National
• Capitol Impact: Republicans Finish Takeover
• Athens Rising:
• City Pages: Green Building Regs Held for Discussion
• City Dope:
• Lt. Dan Choi Speaks Out - The Full Flagpole Interview with the Anti-DADT Activist
• City Pages: Print Shop Housed Athens Memories
• Security tapes may offer clues in murder
• 5 interested in vacant State Court judgeship
• News conference called by Thurmond
• Stacks of dead fish jolt creek residents
• Athens-Clarke officials move to fast-track Classic Center expansion
• High court affirms tax exemption for Nuci's
• Cobbloviate: I TOLD YOU SO!
• William Orten Carlton = ORT: An Education in Georgia
• William Orten Carlton = ORT: A Back Way Ramble
• Chili cook-off today to aid United Way
• Crosswalk repairs may affect traffic
• Four charged in teen's death at house party
• Farmers market adds three weekend dates
• Players, coach sit out final game
• Ex-chief loses suit over firing in 2006
• Revived orchestra programs strike a chord with some middle school students
• Hartwell Democrat joins House Republican Caucus
• GBI still analyzing shooting
• Madison County murder victim's Silverado recovered
• Leaf-limb pickup set for Zone 4 this week
• Traffic update
• Athens gains influence in Atlanta
• Commission considers joining cities to study sewer
• Comments irk Georgia Skies chief
• Even in pee wee leagues, concern about concussions increases
• Some see progress at Bethel Midtown waning
• Subdivision residents surrounded by lots of houses, few neighbors
• Man found slain behind his home
• North Oconee baseball standout dies in crash
• County seeks donor for Christmas tree
• Free to Breathe 5K will benefit lung research
• Broun wants teens for page program
• Proposals due for MLK projects
• Orchid group meeting set for next Sunday
• Huckaby: Still learning about the fairer sex
• Georgia proves it's red through and through
• Weekly review
• With grant, number of community gardens will grow
• Death row inmate dealt new legal blow
• FBI seeks former resident of Winder
• Kiwanis Club having pancake fundraiser
• Poli sci professor to speak to Dems
• Athens Farmers Market may add days to its season
• Chopper unit to see Iraq duty
• On gamedays, some of the most valuable players aren't the athletes
• Man convicted in beating
• Principal regrets parking choice
• Cotton still king for Bostwick family
• A Dem shakeup possible
• Bribery probe prompts probation revamp
• Suspicious package merely a T-shirt
• Panel named for chancellor search
• Toys for Tots drive to start Saturday
• Monroe woman now world's second oldest
• Braselton man charged with child molestation
• Police: Officer gave no order before firing
• Raccoons attack baby in her crib
• Board to consider budget amendments
• Zoo Atlanta panda's third cub the only one born in the U.S. this year
• Deal picks team, vows 'tasteful' inauguration
• For now, rapper faces no charges
• Education's the cure, says new health chief
• Police raise their profile downtown
• Oconee chairman breaks 2 tie votes
• Vote on frat plan delayed
• Bus safety lessons have dramatic effect on students
• A handful of contests undecided
• Ellis and Williams gain seats on school board
• Cool snap expected for this weekend
• Sales tax extension approved
• Ex-investigator pleads guilty to taking pills held as evidence
• Local Elections 2011 - 2011 Election Roundup
• Denson, O'Looney meet again Nov. 30
• Fire sparked by vagrants' portable heater, fuel can
• A Round Town: Graffiti
• Deal avoids runoff to win
• Kemp, Cagle both re-elected
• Adopt Me!: Twin Torties!
• Georgia voters narrowly reject amendment to fund trauma centers
• Athens Rising:
• Georgia legislature: Ginn, Huckaby elected to northeast seats
• Behind The Rail:
• Barrow BOE: Republican Still keeps seat in District 9
• Capitol Impact: Lessons we should have learned
• Oconee BOE: Thomas picked for Post 2
• City Pages: Transit Head Tests New Buses Downtown
• Maxwell, Lowry back in Districts 3 and 1
• City Pages: Program Director on Board at WIT
• Georgia commissioners: Locals Echols and Hudgens part of Republican clean sweep
• City Dope:
• Superior Court: Sweat easily retains western circuit judgeship
• Bumpersticker: Religion Keeps the Poor from Killing the Rich
• U.S. Senate: Isakson wins second term, defeats Athens native Thurmond
• Letters: You Are Not Missed
• Jackson SPLOST: Voters approve measure to help pay off county debt
• Letters: Perilous Pipelines
• Congress roundup: Broun, Woodall help push GOP to dominance
• Letters: Tribute to David Lynn
• Pendergrass City Council: Pethel, Hazelgreen take two open spots
• Letters: Calm Down!
• Georgia Supreme Court: Runoff appears likely
• Pub Notes: Off the Wall
• Police: Teen shot dead after Halloween prank
• More than 760,000 vote early in Georgia
• Two sentenced for beating man
• New member of Oconee County BOE won't take salary
• Police seeking suspects in vandalism at school
• A passion for poll work handed down from generation to generation
• Vacant building burns
• Candidates make final push ahead of today's vote
• Witness: Cop shot friend with no warning
• Rollergirls to host bout this Saturday
• Police: 4 wounded in shooting in Atlanta
• Burning permits available online
• Deal under attack in final debate
• Big plans taking shape at Sandy Creek
• Charter School already making strides to promote creativity, achievement
• Police note slowdown in counterfeits
• Court offering amnesty on late ticket fines
• Rock and gem show scheduled Saturday
• Leaf-limb pickup set for Zones 3, 6
• Volunteers needed for vets' barbecue
• Huckaby: Thank goodness this Election Day, too, will pass
• Year after devastating crash, ex-UGA player looking ahead
• Democrats rally to boost turnout
• Runoffs possible in 3 races
• Vote may yield historic results
• Athens-Clarke police officer shoots, kills man
• Robbery suspect arrested
• Letters: SPLOST Is Essential
• Book Review: Words on Music
• City Dope:
• City Dope:
• Letters: The Progressive Choice?
• Pub Notes: It can only be Jared
• Letters: Bomber City Statement
• Capitol Impact: A Wild and Crazy Year
• Everyday People: Randy Watkins, Umpire
• Athens Rising:
• Cobbloviate: DÉJÀ VU ALL OVER AGAIN?
• City Pages: Notes from the Tuesday, Oct. 12 ACC Work Session
• UGA entomologist to address Audubon
• Everyday People: Todd Hamby, Bail Bondsman
• Streets blocked in drug lab probe
• Calendar Pick: Athens, GA Half Marathon
• Chief of Atlanta hospital resigns
• A Round Town: Up So Late
• 3 vie for Pendergrass Council
• Adopt Me!: One Brown Eye, One Blue Eye!
• Jackson SPLOST up for possible extension
• Pub Notes: Pete’s Cheat Sheet®
• District 5 candidates focused on growth and spending
• Capitol Impact: All over again?
• Navy school's final graduation marks a sea change for Athens
• City Pages: Frat House Proposal Still Faces Resistance of Milledge Neighbors
• City, county relations hit bumps in the road
• Athens Rising:
• Opening of Trader Joe's in Oconee draws a crowd
• Bumpersticker: Democrats Are Sexy: Whoever Heard of a Great Piece of Elephant? - Thanks, Susan!
• A Round Town: Streetniks
• New owl for Bear Hollow
• Letters: Ex-Commisioner For O'Looney
• Adopt Me!: Black Cats!
• Write-in candidates limited for unhappy voters
• Faction that lost control over SCLC to appeal
• Group wants input on courthouse in Oconee
• Police seek info about robberies
• National issues pivotal in race for attorney general
• Candidates want to strengthen farm economy
• Lure job lauded at ceremony
• Church steps up with holiday meal
• Though original market is long gone, colorful downtown phoenix endures
• Tips in hit-run sought
• Mayoral hopefuls agree on almost everything
• Thurmond looks to oust senator
• Proposed referendum, amendments explained
• Legislators may tackle bus safety
• Candidates cover many issues at Athens Press Club debate
• Game show winner stuns even herself
• High court to hear local murder case appeals
• Election stories from the August 2010
• Election stories from the September 2010
• Traffic update
• Leaf-limb pickup set for Zone 2 this week
• 600-plus soldiers return from Iraq
• Police: Gunshot killed man found in Duluth
• Atlanta crash claims two early Saturday
• Air show entertains estimated 200,000
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Huckaby: Pink reminders of breast cancer are everywhere this month
• Both in Senate 47 race say shrink government
• The Bulldog Nation hails its new king: Bruce the VIII
• In name recognition at least, 'Gwen' unbeatable
• Bloods, Crips in Athens?
• Atlanta to get $47M grant for streetcar
• Police say Georgia woman ran over boss
• Father arrested after son hit by car
• Other counties look to Barrow trauma service
• A-C leaders to reps: Drop the unanimity rule
• Clarke district hits benchmark milestone
• Parade brings the school spirit home
• Oconee contending for land protection project
• Atlanta to get $47M grant for streetcar
• Police say Georgia woman ran over boss
• Father arrested after son hit by car
• Other counties look to Barrow trauma service
• A-C leaders to reps: Drop the unanimity rule
• Clarke district hits benchmark milestone
• Parade brings the school spirit home
• Watkinsville council censures store for underage alcohol sale
• Mulch pile turns to blaze near Ga. 316
• Barnes acknowledges faulty tax accounting
• Donations rise for Congress hopefuls
• Police getting new space
• Reward offered after horses shot in Barrow
• Commission candidate investigated
• Players in Athens warm to hockey (without the ice)
• Student arrested in child porn case
• Team finds bullets, casings at lynch site
• Veteran West Georgia teacher arrested on child exploitation charges
• Winterville employees want raises restored
• Libertarian's appeal: 'Put me in runoff'
• Georgia joins probe of home foreclosures
• Students OK in 2nd bus wreck
• Police searching for N.C. girl presumed dead
• Senior center plans may hit funding snag
• Monroe man arrested in housemate's slaying
• 'Safe space' training on heels of suicides
• Oconee commission backs ethics ordinance
• Barrow County human resources chief resigns
• Banned man jailed again
• Cities reimbursed for fort plan changes
• Tax break an issue in A-C commish race
• BOE candidate drops out of race
• Manly in Pink: The hot color around town
• Postal worker found guilty of mail theft
• Regents' act bars illegals
• Truett-McConnell College to expand
• Police: T.I. helped talk down jumper
• Alcohol license OK'd for popular grocery
• Police: Witness dated suspect
• Everyday People: Petra, Grandmother and Chile Aficionado
• Public art panel says fund more
• City Dope:
• Warning delays vote on engineering school
• Do No Harm:
• Calendar Pick: Lieutenant Dan Choi Lecture
• City Pages: Should You Vote ’No’? Is the Proposed Jail Too Big for SPLOST?
• Athens Rising:
• Capitol Impact: Campaign of Old Codgers
• Pub Notes: Who Will Be Mayor?
• Press club to host candidate forums
• Men, get ready to 'go pink'
• Carter says disease mission nearly finished
• Charter school dollars at stake
• Rape suspect arrested
• Clarke district's top teacher for 2010 a 26-year veteran
• Accusations of lying fly in governor debate
• A Round Town: Shopping
• Perdue attending Jefferson opening
• Adopt Me!: Stare into my eyes… you're feeling sleepy…
• UGA law students testing the waters with real-world Environmental lessons
• Renewed focus for nonprofit
• Police arrest man in Sunday slaying
• Go Pink with the Athens Banner-Herald
• Jaycees join Marines in Toys for Tots effort
• Meeting to discuss block grants set
• Lawyers begin work in traffic court cases
• State to give help to laid-off workers
• Jerusalem's mayor speaks at conference
• ACLU urges regents to reject proposal
• Elderly man killed by swarm of bees
• Grand jury clears former chairman
• Teen involved in accident with Barnes' family dies
• Bidders compete for Sea Island at auction
• BOE to ask group to donate land for possible expansion
• Judges will step in after peer's death
• William Orten Carlton = ORT: A Record Ramble
• Traffic update
• Barnes' family hurt in car wreck Sunday
• Leaf-limb pickup set for Zone 1 this week
• Plaintiffs to appeal in sludge suit
• Libraries hit by cutbacks
• Oconee debating fate of old documents discovered in county storage
• Officials say buses here safe
• High court will hear charter schools challenge
• Tree grants to pay for planting, study
• Pilot injured in small-plane crash
• Judge tapped to oversee Camp case
• Judge dies at age 58
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Huckaby: The joys of being a kid aren't so simple today
• Governor hopefuls' records show split in thinking
• Thurmond hedges on reform law while Isakson vows repeal
• Maddox: Now, as then, it's jobs
• Staggered by diabetes diagnoses, family acts
• Grizzard reunion to feature lots of memorabilia, and even more stories
• Mayoral debate set at Eastside school
• 3 candidates set to address GOP
• Broun sets series of town meetings
• Local heart walk scheduled Oct. 21
• Gwinnett chairman resigns from office
• Locals get rid of pills
• Reward in big bird's abduction
• Late start, but dream in sight
• Denson pulling in cash
• Barrow grows, but incomes fall
• $250K of grant will pay administrators
• EAA offers flights on B-17 bomber
• Nature center taking orders for bird seed
• Booths available for Relish! food expo
• 'Stars' aligned for fundraiser
• Ex-legislator may face trial in April
• Trauma tax could be tough sell on ballot
• Counties ready to roll film
• Judge delays arson trial of former pastor
• Expression of pain over cuts to education
• Plant closing costs area 192 more jobs
• Planners back new Milledge frat house
• Present-day make-believe and past history combine for spooky mix at plantation
• Airline to stay
• University system chief will step aside
• Food workers stage protest at college
• Congressman denies steering scholarships
• Called meeting set to approve budget
• Board to consider class size waivers
• Sustainability chief to address Audubon
• Atlanta cabs to get new payment devices
• Judge's arrest a tale of guns, drugs and a stripper
• Jogger's wife sues
• Land owners argue against lane change
• Students, parents walk greener path
• Judge set to rule in Elbert incinerator fight
• Bennett serenades Classic Center crowd
• Students to comb lynch site
• Churches scammed, police say
• Deal ends effort to oust A-C assessors
• 4 charged after shot house raid
• A Round Town: Man Kisses
• Athens couple trying to make the best of their simultaneous campaigns
• City Dope:
• Budget makes extending school time unlikely
• Everyday People: Louise Bradford, Crossing Guard
• City Pages: Are Gas Pipelines Potential Hazards In Athens-Clarke?
• Pub Notes: Big Money & Big Laughs
• Athens Rising:
• Capitol Impact: Pay Attention to the Constitutional Amendments
• Veterans honored at Oconee County football game
• Madison County restores some holiday pay
• Students will excavate unsolved lynching site
• Rezoning for chicken houses in Madison County OK'd
• Hudgens blasted on women's coverage issues
• Shelter reaches out to local businesses
• Teen brothers face murder charges in man's slaying
• Law would toughen regs on cabbies, loosen on insurance
• Poll: Most think two-year colleges good
• Adopt Me!: Kittens, formal and casual…
• Special ed students named king, queen
• Breakfast to feature 2 state candidates
• Tree ID walks set at Oconee Forest
• Public forum set for stormwater project
• Judge arrested on drug, gun charges
• Four killed in van crash
• Public speaks out against rate hike
• Replacement named for Post 5 board seat in Oconee
• Some in Athens already missing downtown 'dawg' statues
• 'Butterfly madness' takes hold at the state botanical garden
• Evans' hearing delayed
• 11 arrested in raid of alleged shot house
• Leaf-limb pickup in 7 neighborhoods
• Long says he won't be pulled into a fight
• Education, finances focus of TV debate
• Probation bribery case continues
• Judge seeking board to cover election duties
• Fall ushers in plenty of family-friendly fun on local farms
• State again eyeing replacement of grad tests
• Traffic update
• Habitat's director touts his business experience
• For mother and son, family ties bind - especially in a war zone
• Student stats can't hide poverty problem
• 3 men arrested in post-party shooting
• Fitness camp set for Veterans Park
• Emergency Services plans open house
• Albany NAACP head ousted over dues
• Voter registration deadline falls Monday
• Star Festival set for this Saturday
• Huckaby: Opinions without names abound on UGA's record
• Campaigns set their sights on early voters
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Winner finally claims Powerball jackpot
• Man gets 8 years for child porn charge
• Son convicted in mother's death
• For Clarke car thieves, it's Chevies
• Ex-utility exec was a slippery POW
• Cedar Shoals using football video game as incentive
• Fans on Dish may miss Georgia game
• If book offends, libraries adapt
• Homecoming nods for 2 full of class spirit
• Wuxtry records new 'best of'
• With outsized map, geography students make huge strides
• 911 call thwarts robbery
• Smog limits set to toughen
• Carter, out of hospital after stomach ailment, travels to Washington
• Currahee reunion in Toccoa starts today
• Stabbing gets man 25 years
• Tax cut would give break to owners of land trust houses
• Evans has new job at data firm
• Love a fair
• Burglaries spur traffic checks
• Arrest made in elderly beating
• BikeAthens hires new administrator
• Commissioners deny Statham group home
• Schools may split game show prize money
• FBI looking for laser-pointer
• Grocer aims for pre-Halloween opening
• Navy secretary, governor to oversee transition ceremony
• Man arrested in stabbings
• Viral infection likely led to Carter stomach upset
• Nonprofits sold on couple's skills
• Bill to improve school lunches stalls in House
• Public, private agencies team up to tackle scams
• New Jackson alert system will extend county's reach
• A Round Town: The Cemetery
• Debt collection agency raided
• Adopt Me!: It's All Good…
• Group wants a plan if fuel pipeline leaks
• Capitol Impact: Political Promises Go Down the Drain
• Life in stream absent
• Pub Notes: Travel Vignettes
• Flu makes preseason appearances in area
• Everyday People: Jean Anderson, Doula
• More Athenians pulled into poverty
• City Pages: Whatever It Takes Gets $500,000 Federal Planning Grant
• City Dope:
• Behind The Rail:
• Athens Rising:
• WAGG - Women Shaping Georgia Politics
• Oconee County Library
• A Round Town: The Cemetary
• Conservation program releases purchase stats
• United Way seeks sponsors, teams
• Council weighs raises vs. library
• Trade commission OKs Coca-Cola bottler deal
• Showers help usher in fall temps, but what about leaves?
• Prisoner who attempted suicide executed
• Classrooms, parking lots bursting at the seams as Athens tech kicks off quarter
• Dumpster diving film is food for thought
• One arrested, one sought in home invasion
• Delta flight overshoots runway in Savannah
• Land sought for North Georgia reservoir
• Housing Authority to pay $270,000 fine
• Dozens of students named AP Scholars
• Girls raise money for area humane society
• Man cited after pic found on cell phone
• Weekend pill drop deemed a success
• Teens the target of Oglethorpe library
• Competency ruling being appealed
• Traffic update
• Emory Jewish student center gets new name
• Leaf-limb pickup set for 7 neighborhoods
• Pastor says he will fight lawsuits
• Oconee Co. commissioners resist idea of state regulation
• Birdman and Co. brave soaked skatepark of Athens
• 911 center nationally accredited
• Schools hopeful summer efforts to pay off
• St. Mary's to host prostate info session
• Conservation group to hold fundraiser
• World Habitat Day events set Oct. 4
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Huckaby: Quilts bring back some cozy memories
• Christian college would require major bankroll
• Broun's son charged with DUI
• With more power comes fewer safeguards
• Kids, parents turn off the TV and go outside to play
• Political vet Denson now seeks 'that thankless job'
• Truck day planned in SE Clarke Park
• Sorority cook-off to benefit charities
• Copter crash in DeKalb injures 2
• 50-cent toll on 400 will remain in place
• Pastor's boys academy preached sexual control
• Panel will explore the emotional wounds of war
• Housing unit plans a surprise
• School system picks top teacher of year
• Winder may settle employee lawsuit
• Suicidal death row inmate to be executed Monday
• More tax disputes going owners' way
• Tech employees turn themselves in
• MARTA riders will face service cuts
• Heartfelt effort to save dog
• $100K bail for doctor charged in patient's rape
• Fall arrives, but when will summer leave?
• Second life term for one of Eve Carson's killers
• City can opt out of voting act
• Attorney facing drug charges
• Crisis center cancels three bicycle rides
• Government trims seven from payroll
• Oconee may enact citizen ethics board
• Agri-Cycle cleanup plan to take 3 years
• Bedbugs hit Reinhardt dorm
• Pastor's lawyer: Other young men went on trips
• Baby formula recall spooks parents
• Another execution delay after inmate's suicide try
• A-C parking deck deal stuck in neutral again
• Kids, officer talk about who not to talk to
• 10 years in prison for child porn
• State aid could help firm refill jobs lost in fire
• Grant is just a start
• Inmate facility on track
• Police sponsoring 2 pill dropoff sites
• Hoschton festival set this weekend
• Man charged in Ponzi scheme
• Chambliss: Slur likely came from my office
• GBI arrests man on child porn charges
• County to rename tax assessor's office
• Body of dispatcher found after 3 years
• Schools checking on volunteers
• Members hurting over pastor's scandal
• Commission uncertain on Oconee annex plans
• Accused killer pleads not guilty
• Photo gallery: The hopeful crowd UGA career fair
• Chambliss' office investigating slur
• Baby sitter, age 11, charged with murder
• Florida appeals in water dispute
• 2 area counties win 'Work Ready' funding
• Suicide attempt stalls killer's execution
• Jackson County lays off 17 in 'difficult' budget decision
• Adopt Me!: Are You Leaning Towards Adoption?
• JROTC visits Navy school
• A Round Town: Buenos Aires
• Demonstrators join global call for peace
• Everyday People: Cora Faust, Recycling Sorter
• Regents panel urges citizenship checks on in-state tuition
• Do No Harm:
• Some feel burned as forestry fees rise
• Athens Rising:
• Barrow workers laid off
• City Pages: Mixed Bag of County Initiatives Aimed at Preservation, Design
• Grant could help lift kids to college
• Capitol Impact: Should Nathan Deal’s Finances Matter?
• City Dope:
• Pub Notes: Questions and Answers
• Permits approved for 3 businesses in Jackson County
• Mercy Health patients eligible for flu shots
• No charges in Colbert goat attack
• 2 arrested in home invasion
• Urologist asks for bail hearing
• Mayoral candidates revisit issue of poverty
• From faxes to Facebook
• East Jackson marching Band steps up practice for regional competition
• Bank loss 'is a blow' to Winder
• Group wants to start local Christian college
• Fundraiser set for Martin at Ciné
• Police to offer child safety seat checks
• Jackson County lays off 17 full-time employees
• Carter sees tea party parallels to his '76 run
• Hopefuls favor death penalty by split juries
• A fresh start for Athens-based U.S. Army Reserve unit
• Leisure services department offering more activities to home-school families
• New CEO takes some ACTION
• Poll: Keep illegal immigrants out of colleges
• Leaf-limb pickup set for 7 neighborhoods
• Traffic update
• Auction to benefit deputy with cancer
• Health center wins reaccreditation
• Open house to be held at alpaca farm
• Early voting starts for general election
• Annex renovation to be discussed Tuesday
• Candidates running on experience
• Voters' minds on jobs
• Senior expo set for Wednesday
• Puppy mill dog up for adoption
• Candidates sought for local tree council
• Legislative hopefuls to speak to Democrats
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Fewer teachers quitting, state agency reports
• Huckaby: Coach took care of me at UGA, and for decades after
• Residents see danger in new Ga. 316 crosswalks
• Winder bank closed by the state
• After noise citations, some sidewalk musicians singing the blues
• The red and black in a competition to see who's greenest
• Athens doctor facing rape charge
• Woman freed from sex offender registry
• Truck ban eyed for county road
• Shooting suspect pleads not guilty
• County may rename tax assessor's office
• Grower to address local orchid society
• Park on Jekyll set to open Monday
• Accused assailant gives up
• Metal thieves not scrappy enough to evade police
• Deputy dead after arrest in evidence investigation
• Bus runs over student's leg
• Clemency denied for condemned man
• Stream, other areas restored as part of Hard Labor plans
• Country come to town
• A rocking farewell for the Navy School
• Narrow poll lead for Deal
• Woman charged in jailbreak plot
• Weekend festival coming to park
• All tickets gone for farewell show
• Statham festival set for Saturday
• Bear visits backyard
• Jefferson officer fired after bar fight
• Deal amends disclosure form
• Drought threat drives water council's plans
• Convenience of light boats lures more and more anglers
• Aid for schools on way
• Veterans charity sets golf tourney
• Meeting planned on new vet campus
• County again looking for emergency chief
• May take months to figure out firing range shooting
• No bond for Marine charged in bank heists
• Haggard cancels show due to illness
• For poor who need computers, volunteers have the fix
• Deal vows to handle debt crisis
• Interior renovation starts on courthouse
• Winterville ponders next move for building
• Commission says Barrow HR chief breached privilege
• Regents give MCG new moniker
• DAR bell-ringing set to honor Constitution
• Pub Notes: Back To the Future
• Capitol Impact: Georgians Will Pay Heavily
• Local man wins BBQ competition
• Molester petitions for release from hospital
• Watkinsville may rethink ordinance
• Preservation law ineffective
• Man shoots himself at local firing range
• Judge again pushing for full-time pay
• Top skater on board for event at park
• William Orten Carlton = ORT: A PINE TREE RAMBLE
• Cobbloviate: WHO THE HELL IS MARC JACOBS?
• City Dope:
• A Round Town: Argentina
• Athens Rising:
• Everyday People: Caixia Geng, Electronics Technician
• City Pages: ACC Commissioners Act on Streetlights, Sewer Line and Cats
• Adopt Me!: Maybe He Can Fly, Too?
• Mayoral candidates support hall of fame bid
• Students begin climbing on new Ramsey rock wall
• Most see scores dip on SATs
• Public libraries may get boost from regents
• Coalition fights coal power plant
• Zoo told to review protocol after escape
• Medical, business groups launch trauma campaign
• Site ranks Athens a top college town
• Athens packaging plant may expand
• Panel crafting plan to protect area resources
• Small gas leak rattles Whitehall neighborhood
• Drivin' 'N' Cryin's equipment stolen
• Leaf-limb pickup set for Zone 5 this week
• Traffic update
• Deal: Policy shifts don't change resume
• Educators are taking sides in charter schools battle
• From librarian to media maven
• Some builders warming to green standards; others worried about bottom line
• Court hears international custody case
• Mandates tough on cash-strapped counties
• Athens Rising:
• City Dope:
• City Pages: Athens, GA Half Marathon Expands Music Festival's Reach
• Do No Harm:
• Pub Notes: In the Dark
• Capitol Impact: Ethics Issues May Have An Impact In the Georgia Governor’s Race
• A Round Town: Stray Cats
• Cobbloviate: HOPE YA’LL SLEEP TIGHT. THE KUDZU’S GONNA CHOKE YOU WHILE THE BEDBUGS BITE
• William Orten Carlton = ORT: SIX (AND A HALF) ITEMS IN SEARCH OF A RAMBLE
• Adopt Me!: You Need A Furry Friend
• Do No Harm:
• Letters: Zebra Cruelty???????
• Everyday People: Scott Bailey, Salvation Army Kitchen Manager
• Letters: A Thrift Store & More
• Letters: Yodeling at McDonald's
• Adopt Me!: His Name Is Rio and He Dances on the Sand…
• Bumpersticker: HONK IF YOU LOVE JESUS. TEXT AND DRIVE IF YOU WANT TO MEET HIM
• Pub Notes: Blogging and Parking
• A Round Town: Swimming Holes
• City Dope:
• Athens Rising:
• Capitol Impact: Here’s One Way To Raise Graduation Rates
• Behind The Rail:
• City Pages: MACORTS Members Feeling Bypassed in T-SPLOST Planning
• Letters: In Re: Hans-Peter
• Letters: Hey, Drunk Jerk!
• Letters: Zebra Cruelty
• Bumpersticker: I Used Up All My Sick Days So I Called In Dead - Send sticker sightings to letters@f
• Letters: Comments From Benedek's Lawyer
• A Round Town: The Airport
• Adopt Me!: You Need a Blue Dog
• City Dope:
• Comment: Taking Stock of Trail Creek
• Athens Rising:
• City Pages: UGA Sustainability Office Hopes to Affect Campus, Town Alike
• Pub Notes: Tea and Sympathy
• Capitol Impact: Let’s Focus On the Important Issues
• Chris Thater Memorial Hosts the Women's USA CRITS Finals
• William Orten Carlton = ORT: A Richmond Radio Ramble
• Cobbloviate: OBAMA UN-MOSQUED!
• City Pages: Commissioners Resist Another Push for Sandy Creek Sewer Line
• Student Life Beyond Campus - A Guide to Getting Integrated into Athens
• Capitol Impact: Now We’ve Got a Race
• A Round Town: The Broad River
• Adopt Me!: Chester, Moose, Badger & Freckles
• Pub Notes: Alien No More
• Athens Rising:
• City Dope:
• Comment: Support the Troops?
• A Period of Transition - Navy School Workers Weigh Their Futures
• Songsters in the Dark, Pt. 3 - Powerless in Athens: Things Get Weird
• City Pages: UGA, Local Firm Work for Cleaner, Cheaper Biodiesel Production
• City Pages: Tennis Center Plan Looks Set for Site Near Lexington Road
• WorldView: The Rule of Law: A Few Victories
• A Round Town: Moving Time
• Adopt Me!: Dogs with Manners!
• Athens Rising:
• City Pages: At Last: Tennis Center Set for Southeast Clarke
• Comment: Game Over for Climate Legislation
• Do No Harm:
• Pub Notes: Friend of the River
• Capitol Impact: HOPE Running Out for Students
• Grab a Guide! - The New Flagpole Guide to Athens Is Out
• Songsters in the Dark, Pt. 2 - Powerless in Athens: Plans in Action
• City Dope:
• Cobbloviate: Number One At Last! - This Calls For A Beer!
• Songsters in the Dark, Pt. 1 - Powerless in Athens: The Experiment Begins
• City Pages: University Professor Faces Panel of Peers with Tenure at Stake
• City Dope:
• Pub Notes: Air, Water & Signs
• Athens Rising:
• Capitol Impact: Running Away From the President
• Adopt Me!: Featuring Big Biscuit Bob!
• EPD: No big impact from chemical runoff
• Perkins named to medical authority
• Georgia faces big lottery shortfall
• Board to choose three finalists for Post 5 seat
• Feds fine Athens rubber plant
• 3 charged after vandalizing car
• Obama speaks in Atlanta with vets about Iraq drawdown
• Boy, 6, gets county 911 Hero Award
• 109 targets in cheating inspection
• Arson ruled out in J&J fire
• Baxter retailer closes
• Public Meeting on Trail Creek Monday at 6 p.m. - Question-Gathering Session on Chemical Spill
• Barnes to be far away during Obama's visit
• Leaf-limb pickup set for 7 neighborhoods
• Hopefuls clash over corruption in debate
• List of SPLOST projects
• Traffic update
• Publicity about affair forced McGhee to resign
• Back to school in Barrow for slightly shorter year
• Madison tax work on track
• SPLOST list up for final vote
• Internet sites adding fuel to divorce fires
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Starting today, ban on texting enforced
• Huckaby: Modesty is the mother of eye-opening invention
• DOT aims to make rest area profitable
• RaceTrac proposal back in starting gate
• Grads in need of jobs urged to create them
• Tests results on spilled chemicals expected Monday
• Foreclosures a 'drag' on county tax coffers
• Confederate re-enactors step in for a military funeral 150 years late
• Answers sought after spill
• Early voting starts for primary runoff
• Active aging banquet scheduled Aug. 10
• 12-year-old boy drowns at campground lake
• Demand keeps longtime farrier on solid footing
• Young investigators on the scene at UGA camp
• Chemical fire probe set to begin Monday
• Early signups ending for half-marathon run
• Palin will rally for Handel on eve of runoff
• Founder of mentor program steps down
• A-C panel seeks public input
• Ila looks back as it turns 100
• High note for owner as thief returns cello
• Owner submits cleanup plan for grease site
• Something proves fishy about teen shoppers' tale
• UGA president, prof await result of tenure hearing
• Farewell salutes for Navy school
• Throwers taking aim at Elberton officers
• When site cools, probe will proceed
• Chemicals foul creek after fire
• Barrow braces for revenue drop
• Area will get grocer in the fall
• Athens cancer clinic eyes major expansion
• Competition fuel for gas war
• Tip the barkeep, help kids
• A-C tax position decided
• Fire destroys chemical plant
• City Dope: Chemicals Turn Trail Creek Blue - J&J Chemical Co. Fire Contaminates Stream
• William Orten Carlton = ORT: Birthdays, Beer, Barbecue and Scrambled Dogs!
• Letters: SPENCER NOT MINCEMEAT
• More talks on U.S. 78 4-lane plan
• Repairs will tie up I-85 lanes today
• Oconee mulls office space merger
• Ethics issues challenge gubernatorial hopefuls
• City Dope:
• Athens Rising:
• City Pages: Bishop Park’s Protectors Win A Love Match
• Music festival set Saturday in Winder
• Administrator tapped as interim principal
• Local teacher wins PAGE presidency
• County cuts hours for center, recycling
• Madison deputies still hunting weekend bank robber
• Pub Notes: The Rumors Are True - Trader Joe's Coming to Athens Area
• Georgia a finalist for share of $3B in education funds
• Book Review: Words on Music
• Super gets $36,600 on way out
• A Round Town: Car Show
• Soccer field to provide alternative to trouble
• Adopt Me!: Dog Days of Summer
• Cache of loot found
• Pub Notes: How To Win Friends
• Capitol Impact: The Ox Is Gored
• Behind The Rail:
• Comment: A Tennis Post-Mortem
• Do No Harm:
• Jefferson police awarded for rebuilding reputation
• Suspect sought in Saturday bank holdup
• Officials: SPLOST-funded evidence storage facility key to police keeping accreditation
• McGhee resigning as Madison County superintendent
• Deal with Oconee eases jail overcrowding
• Letters: PIG IN A POKE
• Friday vote recount confirms Escoe's win
• Judge denies permits for proposed plant
• Ex-candidates endorse Coley
• Traffic update
• Leaf-limb pickup set for 8 neighborhoods
• 7-year-old killed in Mitchell County wreck
• Abortion divides GOP gubernatorial hopefuls
• Don't swallow 'speeding frenzy' rumor, GSP says
• Safety seat installation life-or-death
• Angel Food Ministries rethinking its mission
• Plans made for unfunded U.S. 78 widening
• DOT plans meeting on Jefferson project
• Classes of 1975 plan 35th reunion
• Meeting scheduled on equestrian teams
• Weekly review of our top stories
• Handel, Deal step up attacks during debate
• Huckaby: In praise of grits: It's a Southern thing
• ABH takes top slots for reporting, photos
• Policy changes help Clarke shrink dropout rate
• Animal magnetism draws students to Jefferson farm
• Big profits a sure bet for casinos
• The establishment holds in primary vote
• Cobbloviate: MUCH ADO ABOUT DOO-DOO
• Nicholson, Oconee get infrastructure loans
• Clarke, Cedar added to Newsweek ranking
• Abortion, taxes spark gubernatorial debate
• Falcons owner buys area medical clinics
• Kids will text way to hidden treasure
• Madison school super embroiled in scandal
• Kids celebrate at summer's end
• 150 years after his death, service will honor soldier
• Saving Oconee County history matter of passion and money
• Darius Goes West festival draws fans from all directions
• Warning issued as Athens nears heat record
• Municipal pools to close Aug. 8
• Organizers promote Cobb gay pride event
• Walking tour planned for Navy school
• Hoschton pays off sewer suit judgment
• School board runoff candidates certified
• Officials say they are preparing in case oil spill reaches Georgia shoreline
• Flagpole 2010 Primary Guide
• Capitol Impact: Coming Soon Near You: Guns
• City Dope:
• Hemlocks' mortal enemy spreads
• Adopt Me!: "Owner Surrender"
• City Dope:
• Letters: More Tennis At Bishop Park
• Jefferson a Google model city
• A Round Town: Bikers Beware
• Athens Rising:
• Capitol Impact: Saxby and Johnny Could Wreck the State Budget
• Tennis site now eastside
• Adopt Me!: This Week's Felines
• City Pages: GDOT Projects Don't Reflect Smart or Objective Planning
• Letters: Barking Up Wrong Tree
• Authority, mayor pick new air carrier
• Comment: Hull Street Closure Will Form a New UGA Superblock
• A Round Town: Bishop Park
• Letters: Oil, Not Humans
• City Dope:
• William Orten Carlton = ORT: A Virtual Barbecue Ramble
• Letters: Fellow Athenians
• Athens Rising:
• Cobbloviate: VIP's Nip Leads to Slip—and Panties, Too
• Letters: Nuçi’s Nourishes
• City Pages: Mayor, Commission Get Staff Recommendations for Green Building Regs
• A Round Town: Fireworks
• Pub Notes: Two Unrelated Things
• Pub Notes: A Fond Farewell
• William Orten Carlton = ORT: Beers Gone But Not Forgotten
• Athens Rising:
• Capitol Impact: Georgia’s Water Prospects Trickle Away
• City Dope:
• City Pages: SPLOST Project Selection Process Nears Its Close
• City Pages: Start Time Nears for Rail-Trail Construction
• Comment: Throttling Miranda - Right Wing Ideologues Support the Government Against the Individual
• Capitol Impact: Georgia Voters Will Conduct the Final Poll
• City Pages: Task Force Seeks Ways to Promote Public Art in ACC
• WorldView: The Fall of Stanley McChrystal
• Race for cash will precede GOP runoff
• Athens Rising:
• Adopt Me!: Wonderful White Kittens
• Cobbloviate: The World Cup: You Gotta Love It, Even Though it's Soccer
• Melons ripe for rustling
• Pub Notes: Vote! Read!
• Bumpersticker: WWJBD - Thanks, Tony.
• William Orten Carlton = ORT: Lawnmower Beer Can Actually Be Worth Drinking
• President, too, 'sorry' for ouster at USDA
• City Pages: Tennis, Anyone? New Plans for Bishop Park Facility Unveiled
• Adopt Me!: Elphaba Has Something to Say
• A Round Town: AthFest
• Democrat Rangel faces charges of ethics misdeeds
• Do No Harm:
• Pub Notes: Heard But Not Seen
• Calendar Pick: Star Spangled Classic - Sunday, July 4 at Bishop Park
• Broun opposes ban on animal abuse videos
• Comment: How to Fix SPLOST
• Tree of Life and Learning - A Pair of New Mosaics Enlivens Chase St. Elementary
• 35 Days in the Gulf of Mexico, Pt.2 - Tough Duty on a Deep Water Oil Rig
• Atlas Sponsors Local Golfer in Stadion Classic at UGA golf tournament
• Holiday Charity Idea
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Clarke County
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• SCARLET|SNOW, ATHENS, GA INDIE ROCK BAND RELEASES NEW EP “THE NEEDLE” FOR FREE DOWNLOAD ON JANUA
• Publishers Lead National Effort to Serve Students with Disabilities
• A Place to Connect in Athens
• SCARLET|SNOW, ATHENS, GA INDIE ROCK BAND BEGINS RECORDING NEW EP “THE NEEDLE” IN ATHENS, GA
• Updated Press Release for Scarlet Snow EP.
• Scarlet Snow, Athens, GA indie rock band begins recording new EP in Athens, GA.
• Bloodkin - Music Show
• AthFest
• Gulf Coast Christian Band "Jacob Blue" Top 5 Finalist for Momentum Award
• Closet Singers 'Come Out' Online
• Friends of The Georgia Theatre Presents - Tishamingo
• Exhibition - The Jackleg Testament
• Spanish Language Film Series-La Lengua de las Mariposas : Butterfly 1999
• Gallery Talk: "Opened to New Ideas"
• Lecture: "Lurking Demons And Wit In The Romanesque: A Case Study"
• Exhibition - Wild Rides: Artistic Lessons of Nature By Eric Strauss
• Exhibition - Modern Threads: Fashion and Art by Mariska Karasz
• Exhibition - The Carter Collection Revisited
• Jay Robinson
• Weaving His Art On Golden Looms: Paintings And Drawings by Art Rosenbaum
• Celebrating National Adoption Month In November

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