Augusta, GA News

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• Columbia Area Youth Football Assocation breaks records with youth signup
• <font size=4 color="blue">Offices Closed for Memorial Day</font>
• Christian Athlete Testimonies Fuel Positive Influence to Youth in Augusta
• <font size=3 color="red">Emergency Drill at Augusta Regional Airport!</font>
• Flagstaff to be reinstalled
• <font size=3 color="red">Public Notice!</font>
• ASU’s Women of Distinction
• New Dean of the College of Education
• Changes in the College of Arts and Sciences
• NSF grant awarded to Poppeliers
• ASU and second graders hit airwaves for pet adoption
• Library Corner
• Sports Nuggets
• Georgia Health Sciences University News and Events
• Across Campus
• Motocross comes to Evans under Thunder Over Augusta
• Road Closure Notice
• USG Chancellor honors Bloodworth for service
• <font size=3 color=red>Live Stream of Commission Meeting</font>
• Regents approve mission for consolidated university
• Library Corner
• Aiken County Farmers Market a hot stop for strawberries this spring
• Georgia Health Sciences University News and Events
• Aiken Train Depot to host National Train Day 2012 event on Saturday
• Congratulations to Tina Simpson for getting 3 stamps per page on her Passport! T...
• <font size=3 color="red">Redistricting Case Public Notice!</font>
• Students!! The Financial Aid Office is currently seeking students (who must meet...
• ATTENTION!!! Student Government Meeting Date: Thursday, May 10 Time: 1:30 Place:...
• Road Closure
• Emergency Road Closure
• Photo Review
• May Birthdays
• Across Campus
• Campus Notables
• Sports Nuggets
• Library Corner
• ASU to offer new forensic science program
• Spring Commencement Ceremony
• GHSU News and Events
• Commissioning Ceremony
• Did you know... Payment for classes is ALWAYS due BEFORE the term begins? Summ...
• Memorial: Remember The Fallen
• Emergency Road Closure
• Help Augusta win $1 Million through Golden Harvest!
• <font size=3 color="red">2012 Summer Day Camp Registration has begun!</font>
• Congratulations to Margaret Lee for her winning entry in the Winter Quarter Ethi...
• Kenny named interim president at ASU
• Consolidation Update
• ADP renews grant
• ASU’s Faculty and Staff Appreciation Week
• Bryant selected for mentoring program
• ASU helps elementary students produce a radio show
• Phi Beta Lambda wins awards
• Physical Plant Employee of the Quarter
• Music Department recognized for service
• Student Success at ASU
• 2012 Citizens Review
• 2012 Summer Camp Dates Announced!!
• Road Closure
• Road Closure
• Congratulations to Brittany Jones for completing her Passport and getting a back...
• Do you want to be a STUDENT AMBASSADOR? Step up to the plate for a fun on-campus...
• Mayor Copenhaver to Dedicate Greene Street Bridge
• Coming up at ASU
• 88 Keys Fundraising Campaign
• The spring college fair will be held in classroom 16 on Tuesday April 17, 9 am -...
• Buzzell excavates legendary comedy routine
• World Peace Scholar to visit ASU
• Laney Walker Project Announcement
• Road Closure
• Road Closure
• Special events mark 150th anniversary of Great Locomotive Chase
• Road Closure
• <font size=3 color="red">Camp Data 2012 is Coming Soon!!!</font>
• Congratulations to Alika Frances, the GMC Staff Member to receive the most GMC B...
• Congratulations to Janice Henderson, Roderick Hudson, and Alika Francis. Roderic...
• <font size=3 color=green>Masters Information</font>
• Visiting Augusta for Masters 2012
• Lucy C. Laney 2011-12 Men's Varsity Basketball Team
• Emergency Road Closure
• Housing Starts Up in Augusta - Richmond County
• Sunday Alcohol Sales by Retailers
• Sunday Alcohol Sales by Retailers
• Students who are attending full time this quarter, and have not already applied...
• Spring break for the Augusta Campus is Masters week. Classes will be held Saturd...
• Advising & Registration for Summer has begun. Make your appointment to see your...
• Road Closure
• Students using VA Benefits: Beginning the Summer Quarter, the Financial Aid Offi...
• Foley and Matson receive joint appointments
• Phi Kappa Phi name student winners at conference
• Center receives grant from Porter Fleming Foundation
• ASU ROTC cadets earn Best Battalion title
• Staff Excellence Award Nominations
• ASU Student News
• News from the System
• Library Corner
• Sports Nuggets
• Campus Notables
• <font color=red>Local Redistricting</font>
• New students come join us and have an opportunity to meet with each other and wi...
• 2012 Masters Tournament Traffic Operations Plan
• Imperial Cup Steeplechase returns to Aiken on March 24
• Wednesday, March 21, is the final day to pay for classes. Thursday, March 22, is...
• A CIS 200 Class at GMC Augusta Spring 2012
• Advising in the Advising Center during Spring 2012 Drop and Add GMC Augusta
• Economic Commentary
• Drop and add is going on at GMC Augusta Monday and Tuesday. Stop by the advising...
• First Day of Class Spring Quarter 2012 GMC Augusta
• First Day Spring Quarter GMC Augusta
• First Day of Class GMC Augusta Spring 2012
• Study Abroad and Study Away Proposals
• Food Services to develop new plan to expand campus dining
• ASU faculty and alumni inducted into prestigious honor society
• 2012 Summer Loan Request Forms are in! If you are planning to take classes durin...
• Amtrak Exhibit Train visits NC Transportation Museum March 17 and 18
• Classes will begin Monday, March 19 - be sure you attend the first day to get sy...
• St. Patrick's Day Parade - Saturday March 17, 2012
• Flood Awareness Week - NFIP
• Flood Awareness Week - The Flood Warning System
• Augusta Promotes National Flood Safety Awareness Week
• The fire at GMC on Monday was in a truck being used by the roofing repair compan...
• Now is a good time to come in to pick-up your books for spring quarter. Lines ar...
• <font size=3 color="green">Augusta Living Green Day</font>
• 15th Street Bridge Over Canal Scheduled to Open
• <font size=3 color="red">Augusta Wins Sunny Award!</font>
• Firefighter Career Opportunities!!!
• Firefighter Career Opportunities!!!
• Don't forget that Thursday, March 8, is the deadline to pay for the Sping quarte...
• <font size=4 color="red">Camp Data 2012 is Coming Soon!!!</font>
• Dedication of Boshears Terminal at Daniel Field Airport
• ARTS Biking and Walking Plan Unveiled: Public Workshop
• Augusta RiverHawks' Kyle Watson says "our goal is to win a champsionship"
• A shout out for Sarah Ellaissi who earned a 100 on her GMC 101 Passport PLUS a G...
• Reminder: return your rental books on time. All rental books must be returned by...
• The End of Quarter Celebration hosted by the GMC Student Ambassadors, SGA, and P...
• Augusta Sales Tax Revenues Increase
• Move to the Right.....for Sirens and Lights!
• Student research finds cost-effective analysis of estrogen
• Congratulations to the PTK members. Their bake sale today earned $ 121.25 for th...
• ASU students recognized for academic excellence
• Astronaut to visit ASU
• Lyceum Series presents Ballet Folklorico
• Traffic Operational Change
• Certification Assistance Week
• <font color=blue>ASU named Top Military Friendly Colleges and Universities</font>
• Public Notice: EPD Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System Permit
• Happy Birthday Ansel Adams
• Sand Hills String Band will play at Hope for Sight benefit concert
• If you plan to participate in the graduation ceremony this June, you MUST apply...
• Mayor Copenhaver, listed as one of the 2012 Heroes of the New South
• Swearing In Ceremony of Fire Chief Christopher E. James
• FLAIR presents discussion on the French Culture
• Student publication wins awards
• Road Closure
• NCATE commends ASU’s College of Education
• New Savannah Bluff Lock and Dam Lockmaster Information
• ASU Celebrates Black History Month
• <Font color=red>Swearing In Ceremony for Fire Chief James</font>
• Poetry and Craft Talk with Craig Blais
• Consul General of Greece to speak at ASU
• ASU Alumni Association recognizes outstanding alumni and friends
• ASU to host Employer/Educator Expo
• Congratulations to Ms. Cathy Johnson, the staff member who got the most GMC Buc...
• Currently, the WebAdvisor system is offline for system maintenance. For plannin...
• Fitch Upgrades Augusta Regional Airport Revenue Bonds to Stable
• Road Closings
• 2013 Action Plan Announcement
• 2013 Action Plan Announcement
• Homecoming Week at ASU
• Space shuttle astronaut to speak at Augusta State University
• ASU Opera presents Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella
• Augusta Sales Tax Revenues Increase
• Road Closure
• GMC Buck Winners! Congratulations to student Doris Holmes and her advisor Ms. Wh...
• AAUP to host forum
• <Font color=blue>Augusta Regional's Airport Open House</f>
• Augusta State: Opera Ensemble presents Cinderella
• Mayor Copenhaver's 2012 State of the City Address
• Enforcer Tyson Gimblett "Hits" hard in Bakersfield
• Road Closure
• World Beer Festival in Columbia, South Carolina on January 28th
• Students named to fall Dean’s List
• Augusta Richmond County State Court launches new Website!
• Mayor Copenhaver to cut Ribbon for Historic Dunbar-Howard House
• Program to benefit African American male high school seniors
• World-renown CEO to speak at education seminar
• The next winner could be you!
• The Department of Education has started identifying students eligible to receive...
• Reminder: It is time to complete your 2012-2013 FAFSA. Once you have completed y...
• Augusta RiverHawk, John Kearns, says "thank you for your support"
• Lane Closure
• Fred Russell to Recommend Interim Chief Chris James as Next Fire Chief
• Mayor to Give State of City Address
• ASU presents The Complete Songs of Henri Duparc
• ASU receives grants from Georgia Humanities Council
• ASU Reports Weekly
• Spring Film Series
• ASU professor to discuss how emotions influence decision making
• Phi Kappa Phi Arsenal Lecture Series
• Lane Closure
• Advising and registration for sophomore students begins Tuesday, January 17. You...
• <font color=red>Observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day</font>
• Augusta's Crime Decreases in 2011
• The college will be closed Monday, January 16 to remember Martin Luther King Jr....
• 2011 1098Ts are now available for downloading/printing. Simply log into your G...
• 2012 Top 10 in 10 Young Professionals to Watch
• Public Notice: Augusta Commission Legal Meeting
• Reminder: Payment for Late registration and Add/ Drop must be done by today, Wed...
• Tom Watson to be Honorary Golfer
• JD Gordon energizes Augusta in hockey debut
• Regents Approve Campus Consolidation Plan
• <font color=red>Website Maintenance!</font>
• Reminder: Classes, Labs & Add/Drop begin on Monday, January 9. Payment for Late...
• <font color=red>Laney Walker/Bethlehem Revitalization Website</font>
• ASU/GHSU Proposed Merger
• Late registration on Friday, January 6 is 8:30 am - 12:00 pm.
• ASU/GHSU consolidation proposed
• Augustans can still support son of fallen deputy with number 3131
• <font color=red>Public Notice: Special Called Meeting</font>
• RiverHawks goalie back from Sweden
• Augusta Sales Tax Revenues Increase
• Sign Up for Automatic Notifications
• ASU professors help to reduce your time in waiting lines
• Campus Closing
• OffenderWatch Tool for Tracking Predators
• Online Payments
• Augustans named to Georgia Trend's 100 Most Influential Georgians List
• Late Registration is Tuesday, January 3 - Friday, January 6 (ends at noon). Paym...
• <font size=3 color=red>Augusta Holiday Office Closure</font>
• <font size=3 color=red>Augusta Holiday Office Closure</font>
• Take a road trip in 2012
• Save the Date for the Sound of Music Audition Workshop
• Augusta RiverHawk Curtis Megginson skilled in confidence
• <font color=red>Augusta, GA will be closed for the Christmas Holidays</font>
• Christmas in Hopeland Gardens 2011
• 2012 Augusta NAACP Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Parade Application Packet
• Augusta RiverHawks Captain speaks on support for J.D. Paugh Memorial Night.
• WALTON WAY ROAD CLOSURE
• ASU receives highway safety grant
• The Augusta Campus will be closed for the Christmas and New Year's Day holidays...
• The Augusta Campus will be closed for the Christmas and New Year's Day holidays...
• Lane Closure
• Road Closure
• Congratulations to Ashely Cordell, Student Government President, for completing...
• WELCOME HOME CEREMONY FOR 877TH ENGINEERING COMPANY
• Book Return continues Friday and Saturday 9:30 am - 2:00 pm. Remember a friend o...
• Former Augusta RiverHawk, Egor Mironov, playing in Italy
• Notice from the Financial Aid Office: If you are planning to attend the Summer t...
• Rockwood to Build New Manufacturing Facility in Augusta
• A special thank you to the GMC Student Ambassadors and the Student Government As...
• Congratulations to Amy Jones for completing 3/4 of her GMC 101 Passport and earn...
• ASU partnership grant to benefit community
• Come Celebrate the end of the Quarter, meet your Student Ambassadors, your SGA o...
• Olde Town Candlelight Tour of Homes
• Lane Closer
• <font color=red>Augusta Celebrates the Beginning of the Holidays!</font>
• Tyson Gimblett moves up, praises Coach Brad Ralph
• Road Closure: 100 Block of 8th Street - Broad Street to Reynolds Street
• GMC-Augusta is pleased to announce the winners of the Students Ethics Essay Cont...
• Do you want to be a STUDENT AMBASSADOR? Step up to the plate for a fun on-campus...
• Book Return Dates: You must return all of your books and CD/DVD’s issued with th...
• Take a road trip to Lights of the South in Grovetown, Georgia
• Augusta Receives Sea of Goodwill Honorable Mention Award
• ASU students initiated into prestigious honor society
• 6th Annual December Dash 10k Race
• <font color=red size=3>City of Augusta Holiday Office Closure</font>
• Local Redistricting
• ASU’s 2011 December Calendar
• Augusta Futurity Horse Show 2012
• All Students!! The season for giving is just around the corner, and it is import...
• Top 3 Thankgsiving road trip tips
• Augusta RiverHawks' Sean Stagles worked from the bottom up
• Connect Central Georgia Study
• ASU campus closed for Thanksgiving
• Spanish professor receives honor
• ASU’s Christmas tree lighting
• Augusta 2012 Budget
• <Font color=red>Augusta Ranks Top in the Nation 2 Years in a Row!</font>
• Photo Opp: ASU’s Got Talent
• Lyceum Series presents Forbidden Broadway
• Free college tuition for summer program at ASU
• ASU goes green with recycling prgram
• Students!! The Financial Aid Office is currently seeking students (who must meet...
• Did you give a GMC Buck today? Use your GMC Bucks to say "Thank You". At the end...
• WINNERS!!!!! Congratulations to the GMC BUCK WINNERS! Fall Quarter Winners - The...
• GMC Augusta is closed today, November 11, 2011 in honor of verterans of all serv...
• RiverHawks to help support college fund for son of slain Richmond County Deputy
• ASU Honors America’s Heroes
• Students, Please be advised that Ashley Cordell is running for President, not Vi...
• Students, its that time to start registering for the Winter 2012 term! Don't for...
• New cookbook to be culinary road trip
• The Augusta Campus won the GMC Ethics Bowl competition in Columbus & will repres...
• Mercyhurst College reflected in Augusta RiverHawks
• Augusta RiverHawks hold moment of silence for slain deputy
• Do you know your Student Ambassadors?
• Deputy J.D. Paugh Funeral Procession
• Deputy J.D. Paugh Funeral Procession
• Costume Contest at ASU
• High School/High Tech students to visit ASU
• 4th Annual Business Expo
• <font color="blue">Funeral Arrangements for Deputy James (J.D.) Paugh</font>
• Need a stamp on your Passport? Visit the Augusta Museum of History starting Octo...
• World-renowned scientist to speak at ASU
• Road Closure: Alexander Drive at Railroad Tracks
• Western Carolina fair in full swing
• 2011 November Calendar
• ASU recognizes Violence Awareness Week
• Advising of current/returning students for the Winter quarter begins by appointm...
• <font color="blue">Funeral Arrangements for Deputy James (J.D.) Paugh</font>
• <font color="blue">Funeral Arrangements for Deputy James (J.D.) Paugh</font>
• Advising of current/returning students for the Winter quarter begins by appointm...
• Augusta Players Announces Auditions for Chicago
• Notice of Public Hearings to Restrict Smoking in Public Places
• Augusta RiverHawks training camp hopes
• 2012 Proposed Budget Now Available
• Did you take GMC 101 last quarter? If so, come by Mrs. Fishman's office (near ro...
• ASU and Morris Museum partner to examine contemporary issues
• ASU Presents Inaugural Award to School Counselor
• Augusta State University: ASU exceeds annual fundraising goals
• New Business License Inquiry Application!
• Augusta Georgia’s/MOBILITY’s approved Equal Employment Opportunity Program
• <font color=red>2011 Christmas Fantasy Parade</font>
• The City of Augusta's Front Page is getting a New Look!
• GMC is closed for Columbus Day on Monday October 10. Late registration without...
• <font color=red>Local Redistricting</font>
• Paine College receives MSEIP Award
• Notice of Public Hearings to Restrict Smoking in Public Places
• ASU to host Health Fair
• Head to the Blue Ridge for fall colors
• New Cityview Portal!
• The Augusta Players Mainstage Announces Auditions For A Christmas Carol..The Musical
• Railroad Crossing Repavement
• International Festival at ASU
• Road Closure
• Georgia EMA Announces Ready Georgia Mobile App
• Attention Students: It is almost the end of the Fall 1 quarter! Please check you...
• Upcoming Meeting (Test)
• Upcoming Tax Relief Conference!
• ASU’s 2011 October Calendar
• Charles B. Webster Detention Center Dedication Ceremony
• Fort Mountain State Park offers fall colors
• A Day events
• Budget Hearing Cancellation - Media Advisory
• New Commissions, Boards and Authorities Website!
• Multiple Railroad Crossing Closures
• Lane Closure on Peach Orchard Rd
• GMC-Augusta is pleased to announce the winners of the Ethics Essay Contest for F...
• Interim Dean Named in Augusta State’s College of Education
• Budget Hearing- Media Advisory
• Reynolds Street Parking Deck Dedication Ceremony
• Railroad Crossing Closure
• Road Closure Due to Railroad Crossing Being Repaved
• 4-H Club Road Railroad Crossing Road Closure
• Lumpkin Road East Railroad Crossing Work
• Marvin Griffin Road Railroad Crossing Work
• Dan Bowles Road East Railroad Crossing Work
• (ARTS)/Aiken County Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan
• Arts In the Heart of Augusta!
• Molly Pond Rd Railroad Crossing Work
• ASU to host its first Accounting Week
• ASU receives interactive coke vending machine
• Georgia Carolina State Fair 2011
• ASU Students to Attempt World Record
• Physics institute honors ASU professor
• Dixon Airline Rd, Perkins Rd, and Tobacco Rd RR Crossings
• From the Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History: We are participating in Smith...
• President’s Club luncheon
• Turkey time in Edgefield County
• September 11th Anniversary Remembrance Ceremony
• Road Closure
• Augusta Traffic Information Online
• <font color=red>9-1-1 Day Celebration</font>
• <font color=red>Augusta Fire Department to Celebrate 125 Years</font>
• Professor to shed light on UK riots
• Augusta Traffic Live
• ASU to host a 9/11 forum
• ASU to hold 9/11 memorial ceremony
• Financial Aid 101
• External Design of New Academic Building
• <font color=red>Live Stream of Commission Meeting</font>
• Road Closure-Tree Removal
• Aiken's Makin returns this Friday and Saturday
• Notice of Closings
• Visit the MOrris Museum of Art and get a stamp on your Passport! 1 10th Street....
• GMC 101 - Need a stamp on your Passport? Visit the Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Bl...
• Crime Down in Augusta-Richmond County
• Online Payments
• Public Notice
• Media Advisory- Budget Hearings
• ASU Remembers 9/11
• WANTED!!!!! by the Student Government Association (SGA)... Candidates for the fo...
• Morgan Thermal Ceramics Receives 3M Supplier Quality and Service Excellence Award
• 9-11 Remembrance Ceremony
• Four tips to make your Labor Day road trip safer
• Matt Schmermund signs with SPHL's Augusta RiverHawks
• Professor available for commentary on MLK monument
• ASU’s 2011 September Calendar
• National Center for the Prevention of Home Improvement Fraud Workshop
• Back to School for Augusta - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Learn First Aid and CPR. HPE 202 First Aid and Emergency Care has been added to...
• ASU professor provides commentary on earthquake
• Drew Baker comes back to the Augusta RiverHawks
• Sign Up for Automatic Notifications
• Darley named Director of Study Abroad
• Step up to the plate for a fun on-campus job Fall Quarter. If you are currently...
• 3 tips to help with your back to school road trip
• Advising for the Fall Quarter begins August 15 with the advisors at the advising...
• The Baurle Boat Ramp Opening
• Crime Down in Augusta-Richmond County
• First Day of Classes
• Tag Decals Inventory Low According to DOR
• ASU’s Week of Welcome
• Georgia Military Augusta Saturday Classes will start at 9:00a.m. instead of the...
• GMC Augusta Saturday lasses will start at 9:00a.m. Saturday, 13 August instead o...
• Wash the car before your next road trip
• Celebrating the ASU Men’s Golf Team
• ASU to hold media briefing
• ASU President Announces Retirement
• If you are taking GMC 101 from Mrs. Fishman or Mr. Brady please note: The classe...
• BSN program receives accreditation
• ASU’s Department of Nursing receives $29,000 Grant
• Classes begin Monday, August 8. If you miss your first classes and labs you cou...
• Augusta RiverHawks "Hawkettes" and "Gus" tryouts coming soon
• Augusta RiverHawks netminder Peter Skoggard Part 1
• Head east for Tax-Free weekend in South Carolina
• <font color="red">Emergency Alerts</font>
• State of the University Address Highlights Fall Convocation
• OnDemand Commission Meetings
• Augusta Sales Tax Revenues Increase!
• New appointment in ASU’s Office for Academic Affairs
• Aaron McGill re-signs with the Augusta RiverHawks
• Augusta is using QR Codes!
• 112 year flagpole to be dismantled
• <font color="red" size=r">Heat Advisory</font>
• Barnwell State Park - A hidden gem close to Augusta
• 2011 Augusta Tourism Summer Report
• Banks named director of Alumni Relations and Annual Giving at ASU
• Augusta State basketball star Daniel Dixon signs with Harlem Ambassadors
• Criminal Justice Leaders Meet at ASU
• Reminder for all students: Current students who web registered by July 10 must pay by 12:00, noon, Wednesday, July 27. New & returning students who register after July 18 must pay by 2:00 pm, Thursday, August 4.
• <font size=3 color="red">Heat Advisory</font>
• Court Order Enjoining Local DBE Program
• OnDemand Commission Meetings
• ASU – Tips for freshmen moving on campus
• <font color=red>Live Stream of Commission Meeting</font>
• Follow Augusta on Twitter!
• OffenderWatch Tool for Tracking Predators
• Hull College Students Capture National Honors
• Advising/registration for new students begins July 18. Registration for returning students begins July 25 at the advising center. Registration will end August 3. New and returning students must have complete files (application, transcripts, placement) or
• ASU’s August 2011 Calendar
• Georgia Commissioner to speak at ASU
• Are you looking for a fun on-campus job for Fall 1? If you are currently enrolled, are in good academic standing, and have good people skills, you can be a STUDENT AMBASSADOR. What will you do? Help with new student orientation, give campus tours, visit
• Web registration ended July 10. Advising/registration for new students begins July 18. Registration for returning students begins July 25 at the advising center. Registration will end August 3. New and returning students must have complete files (applic
• OnDemand Commission Meetings
• Web Registration continues until July 10. Returning students and new students who have complete files can be advised at the advising center and register starting July 18 . If your file is not complete (application, transcripts, placement) you will not be
• Looking for a Part-Time job? The GMC-Augusta Financial Aid Office is looking for Federal Workstudy students. If you are interested, please come to the Financial Aid Office for eligibility requirements, and an application.
• <font size=2 color=red>Notice of Closings</font>
• <font color=red size=3>Happy <font color=white>4th <font color=Blue>of <font color=Red>July! </font>
• New York Jets Outlook on last season
• Augusta's Independence Day Celebration
• Goodrich Street at Augusta Canal Closed
• Temporary Boat Ramp Closure – Robert Baurle Boat Ramp
• Win free gas for a year
• <font color="blue">Reasons Why Augusta Is COOL</font>
• RiverHawk to RiverKing: Jason Dogly says goodbye to Augusta
• Public Meeting Notice
• OnDemand Commission Meetings
• Camp Data brings Father's Day to Deployed Staff Sergeant
• Cyclists invade CSRA for USA National Championships
• New York Jets Assistant WB Coach Lance Taylor “LIKES” AthElite Sports Training
• Extreme Heat Information
• Kevin Fukala: faith and hockey, part 3
• Now is the time to see your advisor for advising. Advising for regular web registration ends June 29. Sophomore web registration begins on June 30 and freshman web registration begins on July 4.
• Draft FY 2012-2015 Tranportation Improvement Program Review Period
• TIP Review Period and Amendments
• Now is the time to see your faculty advisor and be advised for the Fall 1 quarter. Sophomore web registration begins June 29, freshman web registration begins July 4.
• The first set of loan refund checks should be put in the mail Friday, June 17. You should probably receive them early next week.
• Groundbreaking for Richmond County Sheriff's Office
• Carla C. Smith, '03 recognized as one of Atlanta's Power 30 under 30
• New tool to make road trip planning easier
• Mayor Copenhaver to Sign the Fort Gordon Community Covenant
• Dr. Silas Norman Jr., '62 recognized with Wayne State University School of Medicine's Distinguished Service Award
• Celebrate National Get Outdoors Day
• Institutions Partner to Develop Nuclear Workforce
• ASU offers summer tutoring sessions for children
• ASU impacts the local economy
• Emergency Notification Public Sign-up Page
• 2011 Citizens Review
• Reminder: Wednesday at 4:00 pm is the deadline to pay for registrations done during add/drop. Last day to use vouchers at the bookstore is Thursday - also by 4:pm.
• ASU wins again!
• <font color=blue size=2> Augusta State Jaguars are NCAA Division I Golf Champions - AGAIN! </font>
• Celebration of Division I Championship
• <font color=red>Public Notice - Hazard Mitigation Plan Update</font>
• Augusta Presents "A Day in the Community"
• An email has been sent to all students about classes on Fort Gordon. We must start out in Greely Hall (Building 29809) & hope to move for the 2nd week. The email has directions and other information. Further changes will be emailed and posted here on
• 2011 Assessment Notices
• Henderson, ‘00 recognized in Atlanta's Inaugural "Powerprenuer" Spotlight Series
• Ruth B. Crawford, '39 to be inducted National Black College Alumni Hall of Fame Class of 2011
• The ASU Report
• Savannah is a great art road trip
• ASU students portray New York City through art
• Freshman Baiesha Johnson Receives National Medal
• Holiday Closure Notice
• ASU alumna honored by President Obama
• Augusta Installs Adaptive Traffic Signal System
• <font color="red">ARC Judicial Center Dedication Video</font>
• Funding for Transportation Enhancement Projects
• The GMC Augusta administrative offices will be closed for the Memorial Day Weekend from Friday, May 27 thru Monday, May 30. We will reopen Tuesday, May 31 at 10 am. Registration for new and returning students begins at that time using the rear entrance f
• All books and issued CDs / DVDs were due back to the bookstore on Saturday, May 21. Books returned now are late and incur a $ 25 per book late fee. Return books to the bookstore and be sure to get your receipt, then pay your late fee at the business offi
• Paine College Community mourns loss of Bishop Nathaniel L. Linsey, '48
• Temporary Boat Ramp Closure – Robert Baurle Boat Ramp
• More drivers projected on the highways for Memorial Day
• Miss Paine College could be featured in EBONY magazine with your help!
• <font color=green size=2> Rain Barrel and Compost Bin Sale </font>
• Groundbreaking for Richmond County Fire Station #10
• Doomsday followers and end of world predictions
• OnDemand Commission Meetings
• OnDemand Commission Meetings
• Local jazz band to remember ASU Alumnus
• Datta receives prestigious science award
• Fighting illegal immigration or dividing the races?
• Based on the judges' feedback the results for the Spring Ethics Essay Contest were >1 Josh Dearolph >2 Baron Josey >3 Nathan Thomason The information will be forwarded to Main Campus and the prizes issued when they arrive. We thank all th
• <font color=red>Dedication of Augusta Richmond County Judicial Center</font>
• ASU President receives Community Leadership Award
• ASU Professor and Student receive top awards for international studies
• ASU President receives Community Leadership Award
• Compost Bin and Rain Barrel Sale
• Reminder: Have your ID card with you when you return Spring books and issued CDs/ DVDs to the bookstore rep in the student lounge Thur, May 19: 9:30 am-7:00 pm, Fri, May 20 or Sat, May 21: 9:30 am-2:30 pm. Friends or family can return them with your sche
• Paine College valedictorian took nontraditional route
• ASU students awarded at national convention
• Patriot Flag 9/11 Tribute at Augusta Regional Airport
• ASU student to represent state of Georgia
• Tips on Vacationing on a Budget
• ASU to host Lean Leadership event
• Changes in HOPE Scholarship
• Recreation Online Registration System Maintenance
• 2011 Assessment Notices
• Paine students secure leadership positions with Georgia Association of Educators Student Program
• Be careful on wet roads in the CSRA
• ASU receives $30,000 for summer program
• Commission/Committee Minutes
• Rand McNally Road Atlas goes hi-tech
• Free college tuition for summer program at ASU
• Web registration ends Sunday, May 8. If you have web registered, you should check your online Web Advisor account to see what financial aid has been applied and how much (if any) you still owe. If you do owe a balance please pay it by 4:00 pm, June 2 or
• Nursing students to make history at ASU
• Protecting your information from cyber terrorists
• ASU nursing students receive certification in cardiac life support
• Paine College Announces $1.6 Million Technology Grant Award
• ASU Recognizes Outstanding Faculty
• How should we feel about Osama bin Laden’s death?
• <font color=red>Heightened Security at Fort Gordon</font>
• National Drinking Water Week
• Online Payments
• Georgia Soldiers Memorial Quilt
• ASU to hold its Spring Commencement
• Blue Ridge Parkway road trip
• Soar with the Blue Angels in Beaufort
• Charter Communications was able to restore the internet pipe to us during the night. All services have been restored.
• SIAC Baseball Tournament Time Change
• 3rd Infantry Division Corridor Q&A Session, Register Now!
• Paine College’s Class of 1970 Returns Forty Years Later to Participate in Commencement Exercises
• Harrisburg Community Workshop
• Web registration for sophomores who have been advised starts Thursday, April 28. Freshmen who have ben advised can begin to web register on Monday, May 2. In person registration with your advisor for those who cannot register on-line is Wednesday - Frida
• <font color=red>Severe Weather may be Headed Our Way!</font>
• Paine College Department of Athletics Launches New Web Site
• ASU helps high school seniors prepare for college
• Military History Explored at ASU
• Paine College to Honor Student Athletes at Banquet
• Augusta Ranks High in Economic Development
• Kevin Fukala: Faith and hockey, part 2
• Georgia gas tax on the rise
• April 25-27 are the final 3 days of advising before Web registration begins for Sophomores on Thursday, April 28. Be sure you see your advisor so you can web register when your day opens. Freshmen can begin to web register on Monday, May 2.
• SIAC Softball Returns to Columbus, GA
• Paine College 129th Commencement Convocation streaming LIVE on WFXG.com
• Shanice Wilson receives Ken Bernhardt Outstanding Collegiate Marketer Award AMA Atlanta Collegiate Chapter
• Paine College appoints Tim Duncan Athletic Director
• Mayor Copenhaver to Present Key to the City
• Hop on over to Springfield, SC this weekend
• OnDemand Commission Meetings
• Email service and all missing messages has been restored.
• Commission/Committee Minutes
• Our email server went down sometime early this morning. We are working to repair it as quickly as we can.
• ASU to conduct waste audit
• Alice M. Simpkins elected to national board of the Association for Institutional Research
• Da'Henri R. Thurmond to serve as keynote speaker at 129th Baccalaureate Convocation
• Take back the night with ASU
• ASU hosts “Walk a mile in her shoes” event
• The Honorable James E. Clyburn to serve as keynote speaker at 129th Commencement Convocation
• 2011 SIAC Golf Classic First Round Recap
• Media Advisory
• We are extending the application deadline for students who wish to participate in the Annual Graduation on June 9th. You must see or contact Ms. Christie Mays (706-955-2940) no later than noon, April 22nd to reserve a place in the graduation ceremony. If
• Will you need to borrow under the Federal Direct Loan Program (Subsidized or Unsubsidized) for the 2011-2012 school year? If so, the Request for Stafford Loan MUST be submitted to the financial aid office. The new form is required by both new AND curre
• Spring means time to visit Thurmond Lake
• TORNADO WARNING FOR BALDWIN, JONES, AND PUTNAM UNTIL 7a.m. F. Van Horn
• Paine College to host SIAC Golf Classic
• <font color=red>Augusta 9-1-1 Center Yard Sale and Fish Fry-CANCELLED</font>
• Your IT department has heard your complaints about student emails, and we are implementing a new system this summer for your use. We will be moving all student email services to Microsoft Live@Edu to offer expanded capabilities and reliable service. Fo
• Lady Lions Receive SIAC All-Conference Track & Field Awards
• ASU’s Annual Take Back the Day
• The IT Staff would like you to be aware that the changes that moved your online self-service options into WebAdvisor are in preparation for our implementation of the new portal system this year. Our new system will bring all student systems into one sea
• Beat high fuel costs with new contest from Shell gasoline
• To all Students: The GMC Financial Aid Office is proud to announce new features within WebAdvisor. Students can now view their Financial Aid by term or by year. Students can now view their Award Letter by year. Students can now view their documents a
• To all students: You now have the capability to pay your bill online through our WebAdvisor system. To access, please login to GMCOnline.edu. Instructions for accessing WebAdvisor will be on the home page of your portal after you sign in. There are al
• Paine College to host Georgia> AIDS HBCU Testing Tour - April 14th
• Grand Re-Opening of MM Scott Park
• RiverHawks challenge for SPHL's President's Cup
• Minister Dominique Johnson to serve as keynote speaker for Senior Assembly
• Helping teen drivers to become better road trippers
• Hockey clinics for free in Augutsa
• Play more great courses during Masters week in Augusta
• Softball Make-up Game Against Fort Valley State University
• Play a round in Aiken during Masters 2011
• Baseball and Softball Teams Take to the Field
• <font size=3 color="red"> License & Inspection Office Closed</font>
• Effective immediately, you may view your unofficial transcript on your web advisor (online registration system). Unofficial transcripts have migrated to the web advisor as part of the migration upgrades. This is in an effort to improve security and st
• Softball Hosting Claflin University
• Augusta State University and the Nuclear Workforce
• <font size=3 color="green">Mayor's Master's Reception</font>
• Masters 101: Coming to Augusta for Masters
• Commission/Committee Minutes
• GMC Augusta will be closed for Spring Break during Masters week, April 4 - 10. No administrative staff or faculty will be available. Classes will resume on April 11.
• Baiesha Johnson Leads SIAC Track & Field Female Athlete of the Week
• Joann J. Hill keynote speaker at International Opportunities Seminar at Paine College
• GISweb System Maintenance
• ARCbid System Maintenance
• Sheriff's Office Administrative Building Groundbreaking
• Augusta RiverHawks' Aaron McGill leaves words for Augusta fans
• Watch out for potholes on your next road trip
• Student email service has been restored. Thank you for your patience.
• <font size=3 color="red">Augusta Launches New Traffic Information Site!</font>
• Lady Lions Softball Team Record Double-Header Win
• Need a new ride for this years road trips?
• Lady Lions Softball to Host Morris College
• Online Maps Application Scheduled Maintenance
• Paine College to host 2nd Annual Automatic Data Processing, Inc. Scholar Recognition Banquet | March 24, 2011
• 2011 Masters Tournament Traffic Plan
• Paine College Joins International Trade Administration to Host One Day Conference in Augusta, GA
• Norfolk Southern to pay $58 million in claims from Graniteville wreck
• “The Greater than AIDS- GA Testing Tour" stops at Paine College
• Hit the sand at Folly Beach
• Matt Auffrey wins Southern Professional Hockey League's SBK player of the month
• Spring Training Road Trip: Pittsburg Pirates
• Hairspray
• Agenda Books Application Upgrade
• Augusta youth hockey to play at RiverHawks game
• Family 101: Columbia Marionette Theatre
• Classes and labs begin Monday, March 21. If you were dropped from your classes because you did not pay for them after you registered, you will have to see your advisor during add/ drop (Monday and Tuesday 12:30 - 4:30 PM) or make an appointment with Dean
• Paine Athletes in Action
• Paine Golf Host Spring Invitational
• The Food Rescue and Redistribution Movement
• Lyceum Series continues with Latin Jazz
• Paine College Appoints Coach Jimmy Link to Lead Lions
• City of Augusta Wins 2011 Sunny Award
• Spring Training Road Trip: Cincinnati Reds
• 8th Sreet Riverwalk Stage Ribbon-Cutting
• QEP Faculty Development Training Sessions conducted by The Great Books Foundation
• PSA – ASU Theatre presents Fat Pig
• Spring Training Road Trip: Detroit Tigers in Lakeland, Florida
• Joe Tolles shares memories with Augusta hockey fans
• <font size=3 color="red">Camp Data is Coming Soon</font>
• Phi Kappa Phi Award Winners
• Want to own a piece of "History"?
• 2011 Proposed Changes for Masters Tournament Traffic
• Reminder: Regular registration for new students: starts Tuesday, March 15, 10:00 am. Late registration for returning students: starts Tuesday, March 15, 1:00 pm. Registration ends Wednesday at 5:00 pm. Last time to pay is Thursday March 17 at 2:00 pm.
• Spring Training Road Trip: Washington Nationals
• ASU presents Focus on Globalization Speaker Series
• Somewhere in Augusta Hosts “Jaguars Regional Rally” Meet and Greet
• Paine College Community mourns loss of Bishop Wallace Edward Lockett
• ASU to host Phi Kappa Phi Student Research and Fine Arts Conference
• Sandhills Writers Series to feature New York Times best-selling novelist
• Award-winning teacher, principal, and author to speak at ASU
• New HR Policies & Procedures Manual
• Pizza with the Prez
• Spring Training Road Trip: New York Yankees in Tampa, Florida
• Argo receives Young Alumnus Award
• First Amendment Rights versus emotional distress
• Tour of Laney-Walker/Bethlehem Redevelopment Project
• U.S. Attorney receives ASU Alumni Association award
• Spring Training Road Trip: Boston Red Sox
• OnDemand Commission Meetings
• Paine College Lions advance to second round in 78th SIAC Basketball Tournament
• 2012 CDBG and ESG Applications
• Winter quarter Rental Books return dates: Thursday, March 3 9:30 am – 4:00 pm Friday, March 4 9:30 am – 2:00 pm Monday, March 7 9:30 am – 6:00 pm Tuesday, March 8 9:30 am – 1:00 pm
• March Calendar 2011
• East Georgia College president receives ASU alumni award
• Balas named Dean of Allied Health Sciences at Georgia Health Sciences University
• Match Day set for March 18
• Events give minority students first and second looks at medical school
• Dr. Azziz to discuss faculty leadership at AAMC meeting
• The Core Ensemble to perform "Ain't I a Woman!" for Paine College Lyceum Series
• The last day to pay for Spring registration for current students is Friday, March 4 by noon. Late registration for returning students/ regular registration for new students is March 15 & 16. Classes and labs begin March 21.
• Greenjacket players begin Spring Training in Scottsdale, AZ
• Lions Open First Round of SIAC Basketball Tournament
• Spring Training Road Trip: San Diego Padres
• Augusta RiverHawks Booster Club invites Augustans to 2011 Gold Tournament
• Kevin Fukala: Faith and Hockey
• Gas prices sky-rocket in the Augusta region overnight
• Experience the Battle of Aiken this weekend
• Lions and Lady Lions Wrap-up 2010-2011 Season
• NSP3 Abbreviated Plan
• ASU student artists receive top honors
• ASU to host Employer and Educator Expo
• Road Trip History: Going to town on Saturday
• Senior Basketball Players to be Honored
• Road Trip History: How to avoid those pedestrians
• Augusta RiverHawks keep things moving
• GMC-Augusta is pleased to announce the winners of the Student Ethics Essay Contest for Winter 2011. First Place: Steven Fralick; Second Place: Jeremy Westburg; Third Place: Jeannie Gravett. We are proud of them all and remind all students that the contes
• Road Trip History: Where the highway goes to sea
• OnDemand Commission Meetings
• Lions Baseball Team Take on Augusta State
• The Financial Aid Office is currently taking applications for Federal Work Study positions. Eligibility requirements must be met, a list of requirements can be found in the Financial Aid Lobby. If you are interested please pick up list of requirements an
• <font size=4 color="green">Focus Forward</font>
• Spaghetti Dinner hosted by Augusta RiverHawks
• PSA: The Music of Langston Hughes featuring Awilda Verdejo
• Online Payments
• Front Page Photos
• New FlipViewer Technology
• PSA: Nursing Site Visit
• Buffalo Soldiers to make annual visit to ASU
• History of Black Comedy
• PSA: The Music of Langston Hughes featuring Awilda Verdejo
• Lady Lions Pick Up Win on the Road!
• Judicial Center Conceptual Photos and Animation
• Winter storm a miss in Augusta region
• GHSU receives CASE fundraising award
• Are you being heard?
• Former Paine College president among Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees
• Dr. Alvin Poussaint presenter at Paine College 30th Conference on the Black Experience
• Road Trip History: When US 1 was THE highway
• Paine College welcomes Herman Belton as Head Men's Golf Coach
• Philpot named Director of Government Relations
• ASU’s African -American Read- In
• Road Trip History: How about a spin in your Ice Car?
• ASU nursing department to host site visit
• ASU Celebrates Homecoming 2011
• Howell named Chairman of Surgery at GHSU
• Paine College Day at the Georgia Dome Georgia: House and Senate to Recognize Accomplishments of the Late Rosa Tarver Beard and Paine Student, Iry Jernigan, Jr., Navy Reservist
• Workshops will help students simplify health professions
• OnDemand Commission Meetings
• Road Trip History: Remember when the speed limit was 50?
• ‘The future of GHSU begins today’
• Respiratory therapy students to don white coats
• Paine Lions Open 2011 Baseball Season
• Georgia Tech takes Savannah Tire Hockey Classic Championship
• We plan to offer CHE 200 “Biochemistry” during Summer quarter 2011. It will meet Tue, Wed, and Thu evenings from 5:20pm until 7:00pm. It is only offered one term per year. If you need it to satisfy pre-requisites for Allied Health degree prog
• Go Red Symposium to promote womens cardiovascular health
• Compound may prevent sickle cell pain crises
• Lions and Lady Lions Take on Tuskegee University Tigers
• Attention Students: Mid term is approaching, which means you will soon be able to register for the 2011 Spring quarter. Please check your GMC Online "Account Balance" - remember you will not be able to register between February 10 and February
• You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown
• Lions and Lady Lions to Host Stillman College Tigers
• Georgia Nursing Summit to take place Feb. 4
• Name change celebration set for 11:30 a.m. Feb. 1 at Health Sciences Building
• Nursing education partnerships extended
• Public Workshop – Butler Creek Trailhead Park Master Plan
• College of Nursing names VA scholars
• ASU’s February Calendar
• Dental and dental hygiene students “Give Kids a Smile” on Feb. 4
• Paine Lions Beat the Tigers
• Young Love and Reality TV
• Forensic odontologist to discuss tooth-sleuthing Jan. 28
• Ultimate Road Trip: the Ansel Adams series
• Burriss receives biotech award
• Economic Impact
• Athletics Direcotor and Head Men's Basketball Coach Ronnie O. Spry Resigns
• Applications for Nursing
• Coming up next week at ASU
• Augusta Futurity brings equine visitors to Augusta
• Tuesday, January 25 is Free Application Day. New students applying in person between 12 pm and 6 pm will have their application fee waived and be given hands on help in starting their application for college and their financial aid applications. Call Sha
• Advising for Spring quarter web registration is going on now, It wil end on February 9. Please make an appointment to see your advisor early to be set up to web register.
• Lions Pull off Close Win
• <font color="#F51722">Extreme Makeover: Home Edition Augusta!</font>
• Proposed Recommendation for Augusta Government Reorganization
• Mayor Copenhaver to attend Grand Opening of the Emporium Building
• Hefner appointed EVP at Georgia Health Sciences University
• Fat associated with chemical changes in DNA that may help explain obesity-related disease
• Foley named ASU’s assistant vice president for campus development
• This Week at ASU
• Augusta Futurity Horse Show 2011
• Rear Admiral Penelope Slade-Sawyer keynote speaker for Black Family Life Health Disparities Conference
• MCG Health System Board to meet Wednesday, Jan. 26
• Augusta-Richmond County Offices Closed
• Temporary Boat Ramp Closure – Robert Baurle Boat Ramp
• Martin Luther King Jr. Parade Line Up
• Dr. George C. Bradley announced today the appointment of Dr. Tina Y. Cardenas as the Vice President of Student Affairs
• The last day to pay for Winter classes and to use a voucher at the bookstore has been extended to 3:00 pm Tuesday, January 18. The school will be closed Monday, January 17th in observance of the Martin Luther King holiday.
• MCG researcher named 2011 Cancer Research Awardee
• Campus closed for holiday
• Add/ drop has been extended thru Thursday. The last day top pay for Winter classes has been extended to 3:00 pm Tuesday, January 18. Monday January 17th remains a school holiday commemorating the birth of Martin Luther King.
• Enzyme inhibition or removal may prevent or treat ischemic retinopathy
• Spice and dye point toward better treatment for traumatic brain injuries
• Rescheduling of Bids and Request for Qualifications
• Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Celebration | Friday, January 14, 2011| 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM| Maxwell Performing Arts Theatre
• Classes started today, Wednesday, January 12 at 1pm. Day classes resume the normal schedule on Thursday at 7: 00 am. Add/ drop will be Wednesday and Thursday at the normal times with your advisor.
• MCG earns national recognition for patient-centered care
• Judicial Center Conceptual Photos and Animation
• Welcome New Commissioners!
• MLK Day celebration
• Paine College Community to operate under normal operating hours
• <font size=3 color=green>Augusta-Richmond County Offices Open! </font>
• Paine College Community welcomes Dr. W.C. Howard as Special Assistant to the President
• Paine College Community welcomes Mr. Andre Farley as Dean of On-line and Blended Programs
• The Paine College Lion Yearbook Staff announces Underclassmen Yearbook photographs! Location Change: Candler Memorial Library Building (Office of Admissions Conf. Room)
• This is the latest decision. Based on the roads, parking lots, lack of thawing at this time, and expected low temperature tonight, classes for Tuesday afternoon and evening and Wednesday morning are cancelled. We will begin classes at 1 pm on Wednesday
• Paine College issues two (2) hour delay for Tuesday, January 11, 2011 workday
• Due to continued bad weather projections, Tuesday morning classes will be cancelled. Tuesday afternoon classes will begin and the administrative offices will open at 12:00 noon. Evening classes will start at the published times. Add/drop will continue th
• <font size=3 color="red">Committee Meetings Canceled </font>
• <font size=4 color="red">Augusta-Richmond County Offices Closed</font>
• Paine College closed for Monday, January 10, 2011 workday
• Delayed Opening
• Due to the weather projections, GMC Augusta will be closed Monday, January 10. Plan now for offices to open and classes to begin on Tuesday at the normal times. If there is a further delay, it will be posted here, on the website and in your student email
• Coming up next week at ASU
• Rychly named Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs
• Classes and labs start Monday, January 10, 2011. In case of inclement weather check your GMC student email, the web site, the Facebook page or the local TV stations for information.
• Senior Guard Lifts Paine
• Women’s health research director at NIH to speak Jan. 26
• Last minute reminder, you must pay for winter classes by 2 pm today, Thursday, January 6. Classes and labs start Monday, January 10, 2011. If the weather is bad on Monday morning look here or the website or the local TV stations for closing / delay infor
• Media Advisory: Well Fargo Bank executive to speak at ASU
• 2 named to MCG leadership team
• Cancer Clinical Research Unit offers treatment and hope
• PSA: The Aluminum Show
• Nursing expert to speak at international conference
• Paine Lady Lion Baiesha Johnson SIAC Newcomer of the Week
• Welcome New Commissioners!
• Paine College Museum Initiative and The Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History presents Malaika Favorite: Retrospective
• Late Registration for new students begins at 10 am on Tuesday, January 4. Returning students begin registration at 1 pm. Registration continues on Wednesday beginning at 10 am. Registration ends both days at 5 pm. You must pay for classes by Thursday at
• ASU’s Lyceum Series presents the Aluminum Show
• Former Atlanta mayor to speak at MLK Day celebration
• Lions to Host Morehouse College
• Lady Lions Get First Win of Season
• Lions and Lady Lions Host Clark Atlanta University
• Local Government Offices will close early today!
• Civil and Magistrate Court Public Notice
• Richmond County Christmas Tree Recycling
• SRR top executive offers invaluable advice to Paine students
• Augusta-Richmond County Offices Closed
• 2011 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Parade
• Transit Routes: NEW Route 2. Route 5 Extended.
• National group forms to support cerebral palsy research
• Reeves named assistant dean for Rome campus
• Lady Lions Lose to Lady Magicians
• Mayor Copenhaver to participate in the CSRA Christmas Outreach
• Augusta Rated One of the Top Twenty Economies in the United States
• MCG Health System Board to vote by e-mail on Audit Committee members
• Campus closed for the holidays
• Augusta Animal Services is now on Face Book!
• ASU’s January 2011 calendar
• GMC administrative offices are closed for the Christmas and New Year's holidays from December 15 thru January 3. We reopen with Late Registration for new students at 10 am on Tuesday, January 4, 2011. Returning students begin at 1 pm. Classes start
• Coating enhances dental implant durability
• SAVANNAH RIVER NUCLEAR SOLUTIONS DONATES $150,000 TO PAINE COLLEGE
• Evidence-based nursing conference returns to Augusta
• MCG Health System Planning and Development Committee to meet Thursday
• Grades are emailed to the students usually Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday morning following the end of classes to save you gas and driving time.
• ASU names first PRESTIGE Scholars
• ASU receives Georgia Teacher Quality Grant
• Augusta State campus closing
• ARTS Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan
• OnDemand Commission Meetings
• Litwin named chief of cardiology at MCG
• Attention Students who have registered for 2011 Winter Quarter: Your tuition payment is due no later than December 14th at 4 p.m. Please check your GMC Online Account for your account balance and if you have a balance, please see the finance office to ma
• Parkinson’s drug could treat restless leg syndrome
• ASU students to be initiated into prestigious honor society
• The Tale of Two Halves
• Tax Relief Conference
• Healthy Grandparent Program to hold holiday party Dec. 7
• Dentists for Della receives community foundation grant
• Search under way for MCG Health System executive vice president
• Public Hearing Notice
• MCG assistant professor receives public health award
• GMC-Augusta is pleased to announce the winners of the Student Ethics Essay Contest for Fall 2010. First Place: Jessica McCoy; Second Place: Zachary Friedel; Third Place: Brittney Craig. We are proud of them all and remind all students that the contest
• Balotin to serve as chief of staff for MCG president
• Three Paine College students to participate in the Lina McCord Summer Internship Program
• The Southern Slam Tour is a full of Promise
• GISweb Online Mapping Application
• November 30, 2010 General Election Runoff
• MCG students host concert for Haitian relief
• ASU’s annual tree lighting ceremony
• HIV/AIDS in America: An Update
• Lady Lions Drops One to Lane
• Extreme Makeover: Home Edition is Coming to Augusta!
• The Thanksgiving Holiday is Wednesday, November 24 - Sunday, November 28. Classes begin again on Monday, November 29. Happy Thanksgiving to all !!
• <font color="red">Augusta-Richmond County Offices Will be Closed
• Fat yet muscular mouse provides clues to improving cardiovascular health
• MCG Health System Board to meet Thursday, Dec. 2
• Hamrick named to new AAMC group highlighting faculty innovation
• Lions and Lady Lions Lose to Claflin
• Historic Property Sales Data is now available on GISweb
• <font color="red">2010 Digital Cities Ranks Augusta, GA 7th in the Nation!</font>
• Paine College Marketing Club vies for grand prize in national competition
• East Central Georgia Regional Hospital opens dedicated educational unit
• OnDemand Commission Meetings
• MCG physician honored by American College of Rheumatology
• Augusta State University’s December Calendar
• Thanksgiving with an international flair
• Scientists learn more about how kidneys fail and how new drugs may intervene
• Viva Panama!
• Campus closed for Thanksgiving
• Lady Lions Basketball Open 2010-2011 Season
• ARC Animal Services is now on Face Book!
• Lady Lions Earn SIAC All-Conference Volleyball Honors
• Youth minister now in Georgia jail
• South Carolina's largest dairy will be at prison
• SLED investigates SC doctor's office shooting
• Veterans honored for service
• 1,500 work to prepare Vogtle site
• Pickles Cafe and Grill opens in Martinez
• S.C. report cards show instruction is improving
• Academic measures differ from state to state
• MCG researcher examines possibility of being fat, fit
• Deal appoints 2 metro Augusta men to staff
• Congressman Barrow won't back Pelosi
• UGA Athletic Association funds professorship
• Lady Antebellum wins 2 CMA awards
• TV 'home makeover' coming here
• Veteran recounts war days
• MCG plans Rome, Ga., campus
• Richmond County names top teacher
• Thurmond: Ga. Dems must solve internal race struggles
• Georgia students to face fewer high-stakes tests
• Grand jury gets police case against Ga. sheriff's son
• Sattin elected president elect of Society for Advancement of Violence and Injury Research
• Athens area youth pastor faces sex charges
• Haley transition requires conduct, ethics pledge
• Evans company to build on TV
• University System of Ga. hits new enrollment high
• Greenville sheriff's deputies cleared in raid
• Tough Veterans Day for military widow
• Train stopped when vapors spotted
• 1,500 preparing for new Vogtle reactors
• Veterans honored for service
• Shoplifter eludes baton-wielding deputy
• Extreme Makeover: Home Edition in Augusta
• Leaders from state higher education and Rome, Ga., announce new medical campus
• SRS work force to be reduced by 1,400 employees
• ASU to sponsor bone marrow registry event
• House Democrats elect first-ever woman leader
• Healthcare panel to answer questions
• Teen not fit to stand trial in beating of teacher
• Veterans Day in Augusta
• Augusta to celebrate soldiers
• Holdup reported at Wheeler Road ATM
• Father, son quietly aid Augusta
• SC woman stole cemetery vases, cops say
• Leadership changes won't affect med students, dean says
• Wreck hampered North Augusta traffic
• Georgia children skip shots
• New restaurant open in Columbia County
• Lady Antebellum could add to honors at CMA Awards
• Augusta stabbing suspect found
• New school board election is halted
• Augusta woman's death no homicide
• Gators stand in way of Spurrier's return
• Man sought after child, 4, beaten
• Much rides on delayed verdict on ozone limit
• Patrol car theft under investigation
• Evans High senior in select marching group
• 4 arrested protesting at regents meeting
• Cuts to middle school sports on hold
• Construction closing Evans lanes
• Veterans' treats are 'thanks'
• Vogtle licensing on track, officials say
• Inmate sues ex-jailer over milk crate beating
• Regents approve UGA request
• 3 to review Ga. commissioner's suspension
• Georgia revenue collections rise
• Ga. lawmaker wants to hike cigarette tax $1
• University of Phoenix offers full-tuition scholarship
• Georgia Tech gets $7.5M grant to train K-12 teachers
• Ex-governor candidate to become consultant
• SRS announces workforce reduction
• ASU to host community forum on health care
• Hartwell Lake level drop impact diminished
• Richmond County schools closed for Veterans Day
• Stacks of dead fish jolt Ga. creek residents
• Lady Lions to Compete in SIAC Volleyball Tournament
• Ga. House Democrats elect first woman leader
• New school chief in Macon
• Roberson seeks funding, revised gauge of success
• Ex-NFL player gets 30 years in SC sexual assault
• Anderson man shot, killed in card game
• Support helps James Brown's turkey giveaway keep going
• Surplus is SC budget surprise
• Thomson man admits to slayings in 2 states
• Georgia revenue collections rise
• Church's location dooms request to Richmond County Board of Education
• Lady Antebellum wins Single, Vocal Group of the Year at country music awards
• Fast food messages keep kids lining up
• New owner for Martina's Flowers
• Redcliffe Elementary lockdown over
• Lady Antebellum show will benefit Children's Medical Center
• MCG School of Nursing to host Fall Information Session Oct. 23
• MCG Health System Board selects vice chair
• $9 million update will be unveiled
• Richmond school board presents legislative priorities
• Augusta ozone report delayed
• Stachura to discuss remote health care delivery technology at symposium
• MCG medical students get grant to screen Augusta’s homeless for mental illness
• De Rossi serves as expert consultant at international workshop
• Hartwell Democrat joins Ga. GOP caucus
• James Brown turkey giveway Nov. 22
• UGA engineering request approved
• Caudell wins Mountain Laurel Award
• Nursing, health care in transformation, dean said
• Chromosomal break gives scientists a break in finding new puberty gene
• Sex, drugs more common in hyper-texting teens
• Ga. Democrat results to be discussed
• McDuffie man confessed to 2 slayings, cops say
• Wartime urologic injuries require different mindset
• Dentistry dean will give State of the School Address Oct. 21
• Dr. McDonough to be guest lecturer at Johns Hopkins
• Ga. church says pastor didn't engage in sexual conduct
• Edgefield school board race still undecided
• Video: Press conference
• Inhaling nitric oxide eases pain crises in sickle cell patients
• Powerful free radical causes lung damage from oxygen therapy
• Former newspaper building going to city of Atlanta
• Richmond school board opposes donation to Martinez church
• MCG announces partnership with its foundations
• MCG Medical Associates physicians named among the best in Lake Oconee
• MCG joins consortium offering master’s degree in nuclear medicine
• Auburn calls Cam Newton allegations 'unfortunate'
• Tybee settles in cop Tasing lawsuit
• Howell named interim chairman of surgery at MCG
• Faculty Satisfaction Action Team positions MCG as ‘the place to go’
• Nursing dean to give State of the School Address Oct. 15
• Army corps reverses SC wetlands decision
• Subsidies sought for Georgia halls of fame in Macon
• MCG celebrates National Allied Health Professions Week
• MCG Ryan White team offers free rapid HIV testing Saturday, Oct. 23
• Children’s agitation after surgery may be preventable
• Lexington police charge man with killing rival
• Fourth investigation under way at SC State
• MCG Enterprise-Wide Strategic Planning team to host family celebration
• GHSU Implementation Task Force kick-off
• Stachura to discuss health care delivery technology at symposium
• Judge denies Saxon's release
• SC's Clyburn loses support for Demo post
• Medication drop-off to be held Nov. 16
• Employee and Faculty Service Recognition Ceremony will be Oct. 26
• Moore honored by Georgia Chapter of the American College of Physicians
• Porn on pupil's phone among tribunal cases
• Mercury bill appears dead in Congress
• Potential drug therapy for diabetic retinopathy under study
• MCG School of Dentistry continues to surpass goals
• Pollock named director of M.D./Ph.D. program
• Service recalls the horror that ignited the Holocaust
• Man sought in Oct. 25 Augusta slaying
• Study seeks strategies to prevent catheter-related infections
• Daily vibration may help aging bones stay healthy
• Presidential Faculty Satisfaction Action Team to present outcomes Oct. 19
• Kroc Center construction keeps a steady pace
• Early morning fire damages old house
• Georgia War Veterans Nursing Home will hold Veterans Day Ceremony
• Georgia Senate Committee on vulnerable adults meets Oct. 26 on MCG campus
• Dr. Sethi to teach at international movement disorder course
• Regatta is a big splash for Augusta
• Latest weather could spark wildfires, officials warn
• Stepp is featured speaker at Global Obesity Summit
• MCG graduate sworn in as MAG PRESIDENT
• MCG dental students host 5K run/walk to benefit patients
• Hamrick named MCG interim vice president for research
• Man held captive two days won't prosecute
• Columbia board expected to dicuss middle school sports cuts
• NASA awards Emory, MCG $7.6 million for space radiation research
• MCG Health System Board to meet Wednesday, Oct. 27
• Dr. Postma receives Distinguished Service Award
• MCG awarded accelerated nursing scholarships for third year
• Barcodes link smart phones to galleries
• Augusta shooting suspect in custody
• Veterans Day events planned
• Memorial service for body donors set for Nov. 5 at MCG
• MCG School of Nursing to host Non-Food Halloween Festival Oct. 27
• Translational science expert to speak at School of Nursing Friday
• Paine College to present The Andy Warhol Exhibition: Hand colored Flowers
• Augusta man charged in child abuse
• 2035 Long Range Transportation Plan
• Augusta man charged with making meth
• Institutional Advancement welcomes Tiffany Brooks as Manager of Annual Fund & Corporate Relations
• Tribunal: Elementary pupil had porn on cell phone
• 2010 Christmas Fantasy Parade Entry Form</font>
• Man, 22, says he was assaulted on street
• Paine College to crown new queen and king
• Lady Lions Claim Cross Country First Place Victory
• 2011 Proposed Budget
• Foreclosure prevention clinic offered in Aiken
• Ms. Tomyka Chaney to serve as keynote speaker for Paine College BEEP Week Assembly program
• Paine Lions Cross Country Team Take Second Place Finish
• Annual Business Expo, Register Today!
• Augusta's Siler cheers his Suns on Atlanta stop
• Georgia Labor Commissioner Michael Thurmond keynote speaker at Paine College's Painefest Assembly Program
• Lady Lions to Host Clark Atlanta Lady Panthers
• Anti-Bullying Month
• Public Notice
• Analysis: Expect delays on Georgia highways
• Paine College Celebrates Painefest
• Lady Lions Lose Volleyball Match to Clark Atlanta University
• Pain-free program to be discussed at ASU
• OnDemand Commission Meetings
• 4 arrested in teen's death at Atlanta area house party
• Morning sun blamed for accident on St. Sebastian Way
• Baseball Team to Host First Annual Alumni Game
• Arsenal Speaker Series at ASU
• Regulators report on SC nuclear plant inspection
• Richmond County school board enters busy stretch
• Paine Alumni Return to the Baseball Field
• ASU to host African Union Conference
• Commission and Committee Meetings
• School official wins state award
• Kearse SIAC Defender of the Week Again
• ASU to host Community Healthcare Reform Forum
• St. Sebastian Extension
• Davidson a semifinalist for national music award
• Paine Volleyball to Host Benedict College
• ASU to host African Union Conference
• Augusta Green Agenda Citizen Feedback
• Saxon can stand trial, judge says
• Lady Lions Volleyball Closes 2010 Season in Carter Gymnasium
• Campus Visitation Day
• The FY 2011 – 2014 Transportation Improvement Program is now available
• Thomson pair charged in slaying
• Lady Lions Cross Country Team Finish in Top Five
• ASU salutes America’s Heroes
• Judicial Center Conceptual Photos and Animation
• Irvin has seen harvest of change in 4 decades
• Paine College senior could be the next American Idol
• Nationally recognized poet and writer to speak at Sandhills Writers workshop
• Recreation Online Registration
• Decision on Saxon expected
• The Augusta Opera and Paine College Host Opera Master Class with Mezzo-Soprano Denyce Graves
• Lyceum Series presents Shangri La Chinese Acrobats
• Vendor Workshops
• Paine to host 2nd Annual Golf Tournament with Senior PGA Pro Jim Dent
• O'Neal elected Ga. state House majority leader
• To View the Status of ARRA Funded Projects
• Copy of Ellis Island art will tell of immigrants
• Paine College students to perform at The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
• Dallas Cowboys fire coach Phillips
• 3rd Annual Lighted Boat Parade Forms
• Valuable truck parts taken from parking lot
• Aiken volleyball captures title
• Walk advocates cure, honors Alzheimer's patients
• Schools work to stay ahead of bullying
• Gunshots heard during robbery of Wife Saver
• Molinari holds steady to win HSBC Champions
• Elderly man trying to fix heater burned in blast
• First female 2-star general honored by Georgia Guard
• USC pays big for celebrity speakers
• Thomson couple arrested in homicide
• The Stereo Shop specializes in high-end audio gear
• Teen dies after beating at party
• Suns give Hawks first loss
• All in a day's work
• Athens area wreck kills teen, injures 5 others
• Athens restaurant burglar found eating
• Republicans trim Lt. Gov. Cagle's powers
• Ga. lawmaker's wife accused of hindering murder trial
• Body found in Atlanta garbage truck
• Shepeard needs O-negative blood donations
• Early freeze not likely to linger long
• Fate uncertain for replica clock that can't be fixed
• Man arrested in stabbing death
• Guilfoyle wins District 8 Augusta Commission seat
• Restaurant employee attacked
• Victim's family keeps memory alive
• Man shot at Augusta restaurant
• Center cares for Alzheimer's patients
• Murray, Green lead Bulldogs' romp
• Suspect in assault gets bond
• Tigers overcome mistakes, top Wolfpack
• Hephzibah man arrested, charged with inappropriate touching
• Zenyatta finishes second in Classic
• Martinez man pleads not guilty to beating, stabbing his girlfriend
• Nuclear drill to be held at Georgia submarine base
• Man charged with breaking into ex-wife’s house
• Ghost-hunting class checks out SC's Upstate
• Historic Augusta Inc. wins award for preserving Georgia's history
• Georgia lawmaker Keen quits to become consultant
• What's killing Jacksonville's dolphins?
• SC museum showing living history, vintage vehicles
• Augusta educators visit local landmarks
• Clyburn to run for No. 2 in House Dem leadership
• Augusta homicide toll reaches 34
• Gordon Highway TBonz closing
• New party in power starts setting goals
• Federal appeals panel rejects Troy Davis challenge
• 'There's always some kind of a trail'
• Breeders' Cup roundup: Unrivaled Belle takes finale
• Judge approves Sea Island Co. bankruptcy sale
• Bobby Flay's horse wins at Breeders' Cup
• Son's remains become art that comforts Athens mom
• Fulton County cities sharing employees
• Savannah blast sends 2 to Augusta burn unit
• Forsyth County, Ga. water plant worker killed
• Fire bombs cause minor damage at 2 SC stores
• Fresh from victory, Lt. Gov. Cagle faces threat from own party
• Weekend chill on the way
• MCG leader joins chancellor search
• Martinez businessman gets 4 years for fraud
• Tobacco Road restaurant keeps license for now
• Goals abound in RiverHawks' win
• Laney High School principal will take new job
• SE Georgia man convicted in child's death
• Shontelle performs at Lakeside High School
• Pelosi will seek to stay as House Dem leader
• Shontelle to perform at Lakeside today
• Hardie Davis lobbies against UGA engineering school
• Officer jailed for sexual assault claim
• Atlanta drops charges against rapper Gucci Mane
• Head of Augusta Prep to move to Marietta
• Hephzibah woman sentenced in case that paralyzed SC woman
• Aiken County 1-cent sales tax passes despite concern
• 2 convicted in drug-smuggling at Georgia port
• Runoff possible in Augusta Commission District 8
• Chancellor search committee named
• Copenhaver lays out plans for Augusta's future
• Cool temperatures headed our way
• Haley gets ready to transition to office
• Martinez man sentenced for investment scam
• Deal names members of team
• Aiken deputies seek holdup suspects
• Martinez man sentenced for investment scam
• Atlanta suburb rejects crematory request
• Wednesday death now 34th homicide
• Man arrested after tag office employees threatened
• Augusta burglar steals 32 eyeglass frames
• Ga. Senate Democratic leader drafts Mike Thurmond to head party
• Laney principal to become interim district administrator
• North Augusta burglar suspect caught
• Hall of Fame manager Sparky Anderson dead at 76
• Raccoons attack Georgia baby in her crib
• Authorities in Ga. bust Mexican drug traffickers
• Keeton says she tried to bargain
• Teen pleads guilty to shooting woman, beating baby
• White powder at state office not hazardous
• Republicans to control every statewide office
• SC GOP begins to extend its reach
• Former Georgia cop admits stealing pills from evidence collection
• Missing Columbia County teen found in Mexico
• Ga. Democrats talk about replacing Kidd
• South Georgia fisherman sinks SUV
• Fitness fundraiser planned for teen
• Former Congressman J.C. Watts to speak in Augusta
• Woman's death raises toll to 33
• Shepeard blood center needs O-Negative donations
• Runoff possible in Augusta Commission District 8
• Black SC GOP Rep: Capitalism path from poverty
• ASU targeted beliefs, Jennifer Keeton court documents say
• Burglars hit Ronald McDonald House
• Augusta woman injured in attack
• Augusta Prep leader Jack Hall leaving in June
• Red-letter day: House flips as Senate narrows
• Analysis: Future uncertain for SC minority, women candidates
• Haley takes victory after heated battle
• Woman killed this evening
• GOP gains 10 governors' jobs
• Fall treats, rides return
• Newcomer chosen for Augusta Commission
• Newcomer chosen for Augusta Commission
• GOP gains 2 Georgia seats in U.S. House
• Palin helped, Haley tells 'Today' show
• Deal makes a promise to 'put Georgia back to work'
• Dogs seized in SC raid to be euthanized
• California marijuana measure defeated
• Missing Morrow, Ga. teen's body located
• Analysis: What now for Georgia politics?
• Runaway daughter of Columbia County Commissioner Scott Dean found in Mexico
• Lakeside High effort to bring Shontelle performance
• Nathan Deal sets up transition team
• Deal gets to work
• 'Voice of the Gamecocks' dies
• Zoo Atlanta panda gives birth for third time
• Richmond, Aiken see steady morning voting
• Suspicious envelope reported in Savannah Corps of Engineers office
• Congress candidate Joe Wilson credits Tea Party energy
• 2 Augusta men arrested, third sought in Monday shooting
• Atlanta-area homebuilder Bowen quits business
• Election day story told over social media
• Evaluation complete on soldier impersonator
• Atlanta Braves make roster cuts, keeps
• Judge grants Augusta State stay in Keeton case
• 2 of 3 SC voters say economy is biggest issue
• MCG, foundation set aside their differences
• Atlanta Police arrest rapper after traffic stop
• Victim is hospitalized after shooting Monday
• Coach Richt says Grantham not proud of gesture
• Art museum plans its first tour in Spanish
• Jim DeMint easily wins 2nd term for US Senate from SC
• It's Spooky to be Hungry Drive is ahead of goal
• Isakson projected Ga. Senate victor
• Health leaders predict changes
• Nathan Deal holds early Ga lead over Roy Barnes
• Absentee voting totals suggest large turnout
• SC GOP lawmaker Duncan wins open US House seat
• Columbia County designates funds to Family Y in Grovetown
• Candidates make final push as they tour state
• Ga. Republicans show early gains
• Andy Young remains outspoken in memoirs
• Resources to help track results faster
• Crane collapse blocks Washington Road
• University Hospital starting hospice
• Age overtakes race as voters' top focus
• Kemp likely Ga. Sec. of State winner
• SC candidates call spouses secret weapons of the campaign
• Police say man crashed into south Ga. store to try to steal ATM
• Augusta Ronald McDonald House break-in reported
• 4 people treated after powder found in package near Georgia Capitol
• Washington Road reopens after crane falls
• Precincts across SC report heavy voter turnout
• Foot powder delays Jacksonville flight
• Ga. woman convicted of causing fatal Easter crash
• Fulton courthouse receives bomb scare
• Limping Bandit faces up to 575-year sentence for robbing 23 banks
• Hornsby student suspended for struggle with officer
• All Souls' Day features crypt tours at Holy Trinity
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• 2 teachers from Ga., 1 from S.C., win big awards
• E-Z-Go buys Mississippi company
• Factory activity slows in Ga., Southeast
• Candidates offer bipartisan philosophy
• Police at shooting on Ptarmigan Road
• Gunfire wounds 3 at teen club
• Morris Museum offers Spanish tours
• Police wait for tips on hit-and-run
• 17-year-old killed after car egged in Atlanta
• Center speeds voice textbook access
• Late fees waived for many tickets in Athens
• Dye plans busy retirement
• Evaluation finished for Ft. Gordon intruder suspect
• Burke County to vote on penny tax for courthouse
• Ga. sheriff's son faces charges
• Man pulled over by police had been shot
• Gamecocks-Gators set for 7:15 kickoff
• Gubernatorial foes put heat on Deal in final debate
• 800,000 Georgians sought early voting
• Three Friday crimes appear unrelated
• Judge makes Keeton case ruling
• Barnes, Deal known for different personal styles
• Medical College of Ga. reunites with foundation
• Giants close in on title
• SC employers get details on jobless tax changes
• Analysis: How Georgia got to Election Day
• Miss South Carolina pageant moving to Columbia
• Lockdown over at Bel Air Elementary
• Teens charged with trespassing
• Poll indicates Georgia might see runoff races
• Georgia governor candidates use debates to toss jabs
• Crane wins PGA Tour event in Malaysia
• Tigers come up short
• Westwood supplants Woods as golf's No. 1
• Gamecocks still crowing
• E-Z-Go buys Mississippi company
• Top JFK aide Sorensen dies at 82
• Pontiac, maker of muscle cars, rides into past
• Orangeburg Newcomers' Club celebrates 60 years
• New riverkeeper named for Altamaha
• Survivor's profile: Nicole Surrency
• Rangers break bats out in Texas
• Families visit Youth Challenge cadets
• Breast cancer survivors find life has new meaning
• Swope enjoys ride in Aiken Fall Steeplechase
• Cyclists worry about pace of crash investigation
• Shoplifting suspect found under sheets
• Columbia County official takes on 'leaks' about family situation
• Today is last chance for Spooky food drive
• Police predict safe Halloween
• Activities promote drug-free lifestyle
• Senate candidate Greene launches media pitch with well-worn attack
• Coastal region seen as clutch for Georgia winner
• Passerby helps Duluth woman rescue child from fire
• Teen killed, others injured in Decatur crash
• Philosophies distinguish S. Carolina candidates for governor
• Robbers target Lowcountry Chinese restaurants
• Paranormal possibilities
• S.C. prep football playoff pairings
• Barrow works both sides on the campaign trail
• 70-yard TD lifts Gamecocks
• Consumers develop taste for locally grown food
• Clemson falls to Boston College
• Families visit cadets at Youth Challenge program
• Samford drops Georgia Southern 20-13
• Dogs fall to Florida in OT
• Two men shot in unrelated fights
• Haley fans gather for final visit
• Rep. Barrow well-funded for election stretch
• McDuffie child struck near school bus stop
• Feds settle with Ga. over mentally ill residents
• 'Happy Days' dad Tom Bosley dead at 83
• National Science Center to leave Augusta for Washington, DC
• Group seeks to tow boats left in river
• Dwindling fish won't change reactor plans
• State Senate write-in candidate travels district
• Richmond County coroner's job a law-medicine hybrid
• Victim, witness testify about brutal assaults
• Researchers work to head off the flu
• Deputies live on 'specials,' second jobs for extra cash
• Atlanta school board rejects ethics sanctions
• Economy cuts into carpooling
• Search continues after girlfriend attacked
• Officers seek suspect in drive-by shooting
• Jenny Sanford says SC gov is still seeing lover
• Family offers reward for missing statue
• No fault in 'Ironman' death, court says
• City to impose fee for paying by credit card
• Beaver dams increasing problem around SC
• Revolutionary War hero John McIntosh to be reinterred Saturday
• Judge says Supreme Court should hear Davis appeal
• Aiken County man shot in the head
• Ga. lawmakers may require seat belts on buses
• Stolen vehicles found in river
• Community help sought to find hit-and-run driver
• Festivals of fall continue this month
• Richmond County sees lots of student transfers
• Feds seek to limit disclosure in judge's case
• Analysis: Will Georgia governor campaign ever end?
• Georgia woman on 'Jeopardy' streak
• Georgia-Florida TV gametime announced
• Gingrich: unemployment, Obama policies hurt Dems
• Savannah tea party rally draws 400
• Bandits rob SC 'haunted trail'
• Tax credits, 4-K key in race for SC schools chief
• Changes for breast cancer event
• Man surrenders after Thomson motel standoff
• DeKalb armored car robbery an inside job, FBI says
• Ga. mom guilty in Easter Sunday crash
• Governor orders GBI to assist with Ga. test probe
• 27 injured in Ga. hayride accident
• Former DeKalb deputy sheriff on trial for murder
• Davidson student named to state student panel
• Driver in fatal south Augusta hit-and-run sought
• Short school day Tuesday in Richmond County
• Group contends military service members with traumatic brain injuries deserve Purple Heart
• Write-in option limits for unhappy Ga. voters
• Ga. school supt. candidates argue qualifications
• Ga. father receives video of dead daughter
• Hopefuls toss ethics charges
• DeKalb home invasion hits wrong party
• Similar names, appearances make identifying stars tough
• Fire damages historic church in Seneca
• 'Stop-loss' bonus pay going out
• Myrtle Beach might sell naming rights for sites
• Health officials cheer findings on simpler way
• Man shot by Anderson sheriff's deputies dies
• Boy killed while crossing street
• CVS robbery suspects arrested
• Business loses $5,000 on dishwasher deal
• South Georgia holds key in governor's race
• Barnes, Deal at odds on schools
• Makeup helps patients to look, feel healthier
• Woman dies in house fire in Buford
• 'June Cleaver' dies at 94
• Georgia finds new life in jumbled SEC East
• Woman killed by hit-and-run driver near Columbia
• Small plane crash kills 2 in middle Georgia
• Macon man assaulted police officer
• Faces of survival: Glenda Collingsworth
• Convictions didn't stop city from hiring applicants
• Wildcats shock Gamecocks
• Boshears Skyfest continues today
• Kairos Prison Ministry reaches out to Augusta inmates
• Augusta gets development plan but no assistance
• Richmond County school officer fired after struggle
• Pupil is arrested after disturbance
• Wanted man surrenders
• Black neighbors to picket SC woman's Confederate flag
• Faces of survival: Patricia Broadwater
• Students are found guilty in tribunals
• Man receives light sentence for shooting, killing burglar
• Day care owner denied bond in toddler's death
• Marine from Griffin killed in Afghanistan
• Cyclist remains in critical condition after being hit
• Clemson cruises, beats Maryland 31-7
• Georgia-Carolina fair is tradition, beginning of fall
• Georgia shuts out Vandy on Homecoming 43-0
• Brother's oath keeps him tracking Betty Neumar
• 5,000 walk downtown streets for Miracle Mile
• Schools' progress certified
• Nuclear waste shipment could be headed to Nevada
• Analysis: Barnes-Deal political ads get uglier
• Deputies arrest suspected Walton Way CVS robbers
• Ga. father arrested after son hit by car
• Yellow Jackets overcome slow start
• Rangers beat Yanks 7-2
• Ga. GOP tells candidate to stop claims
• Reward offered after horses shot in Barrow
• Shooting suspect turns self in
• New Birth church faces another lawsuit
• 3 students suspended after starting fire off campus
• Police seek CVS robber
• USC Aiken professor wins top SC honor
• Breast cancer survivor helps others
• Desperate Democrats move to keep House control
• School officer fired; student was hit with baton
• Augusta man indicted on theft charges
• Coming Sunday: Consumers Spending Less in Most Major Areas of Spending
• Spratt, Mulvaney disagree civilly at SC 5th debate
• Roberson tries to 'clear the air'
• National governors group airing ad in SC
• Aiken County day care owner is charged in death
• Lobbyist repeats unproven claim of Haley tryst
• 3 teachers hurt; 4 students suspended
• Ex-SC councilman sentenced for tax evasion
• Deal deflects campaign questions in MCG visit
• Black neighbors to picket SC woman's Confederate flag
• Delta hiring, recalling 1,000 flight attendants
• Case to proceed to grand jury
• Study: Obesity care costs twice previous estimates
• Residents fascinated at showing
• Rapper T.I. headed back to prison for 11 months
• Aiken staff sergeant honored for ultimate sacrifice
• SC deputy's cruiser strikes, kills man at wreck
• Drought pushes Corps to slow flow of Thurmond Lake
• Fired Ga. woman runs over boss with car
• More local schools make AYP
• Radiation levels are low at Savannah River Site
• Obama's half brother in Kenya says he married teen
• Sego student charged in school incident
• Ga. man wanted for triple shooting arrested
• Educational forest to close
• Augusta store sells winning lottery ticket
• Schools chief to halt false information
• 3 teachers hurt; 4 students suspended
• Locals digging quarry
• Pizza delivery man reports robbery
• 'Whirlwind of energy' Beazley dies
• Men arrested for breaking downtown windows
• Carjacking suspects found in DeKalb County
• Georgia joins probe of home foreclosures
• Richmond schools: We use abstinence curriculum
• Man stripped, beaten by three robbers
• Woman ruled innocent in November stabbing
• Public school students to get free flu vaccine
• MCG students reflect nation's diversity
• Richmond County master plan to be unveiled today
• Westboro has its say on radio
• Decisions to be made about furloughs
• Architects selected for ASU expansion project
• Fort Gordon awaits word on gay policy
• Elderly driver crashes into Savannah post office
• School board addresses pregnancy prevention controversy
• Police: Witness dated suspect in toilet seat slaying
• Ga. Regents OK restrictions for illegal immigrants
• Gonzalez announcement expected
• First event is booked for 2013
• Nationally known chef enters SC US senate race
• Goals set on grant usage
• 4 students facing charges suspended
• Library among 5 sites at risk
• AP Investigation: Candidate Nathan Deal lobbied state on landfill
• Richmond County will go alone on tattoo law
• UGA VIII to be introduced Saturday
• Protesters to talk on radio
• James Brown Arena ice problem solved
• Barnes, Deal spar at debate
• MCG asks high court to bill soldier
• Report: Deal pushed roadwork near his business
• Lawsuit: Mentally ill US citizen wrongly deported
• Poll shows Haley's lead might be shaky
• Ga. postal worker convicted of mail theft
• Haley has 9 percentage point lead over Sheheen
• Lakeside athlete's cause of death still unknown
• Brantley County dumps school superintendent
• Tyler Perry show canceled for next week
• Officials gather to discuss SC's water issues
• Columbia, Athens a study in contrast
• Savannah area developer faces kid porn charge
• NRC inspectors at SC nuclear plant after shutdown
• Bee swarm kills elderly south Georgia man
• Grief follows death of Lakeside student
• Jimmy Carter campaigns for Ga. Democrats
• Richmond deputy coroner state's best
• TEE Center lands first booking
• Bidders join to buy Ga.'s Sea Island for $212 million
• UGA's King suspended two games
• Shooting suspect turns self in
• SC county wants to be 'smoke free'
• N. Augusta man accidentally shot
• Ice problems halt RiverHawks' first scrimmage
• SC gov hopefuls' income disclosure claims off mark
• Man sought in shooting
• Richmond County schools: 90 percent will graduate
• Toilet lid used in Athens, Ga., slaying, police say
• Westboro Baptist Church plans to protest at funeral of Aiken soldier
• Regents back off UGA tech school plan
• Bus stop rule may be revoked
• Atlanta begins Braves new world
• Lakeside athlete dies at Family Y
• Evans Sonic employee skates to the top
• Neumar ill, misses 3rd court date
• Grovetown man shot after he confronts man with his estranged wife
• Microscope seen as aid to research, recruiting
• Bishop Eddie Long sued over Ga. property deal
• Monday night shootings reported
• Beach erosion strikes SC park, cabins evacuated
• Story may end up in TV ad
• Woman who saved Savannah trees dead at 94
• 2 furlough days win panel's OK
• Lawyers contribute heavily to Roy Barnes
• Anti-gay violence denounced
• Barnes says Deal must return $136,970 in 'illegal' campaign donations
• Mayor's race donations down
• Grand jury won't indict Gwinnett official
• Braves skipper slips into retirement
• 1 dead, 1 wounded in DeKalb shootings
• Ex-GreenJacket to start for Giants
• Weapons stolen from pawn shop
• End's pick is highlight of Falcons victory
• Report: man punched for change, cigarettes
• Huge error sinks Braves
• Family: Soprano Joan Sutherland has died, age 83
• Augusta man beaten, car stolen
• RiverHawks open training camp
• Widow of late governor Campbell supports Haley
• Cheating Savannah boyfriend goes public with plea
• Jerusalem mayor says city should remain undivided
• Long putt seals win for Slocum
• Teen involved in wreck with Barnes' family dies
• Barnes' daughter, her girls injured in crash
• Lakeside athlete collapses, dies
• Jags win just out of reach
• Neumar trial could be postponed
• Tax credit at issue in campaign
• Bidders compete for Ga.'s Sea Island at auction
• Nonprofit groups learn to measure success
• S.C. schools win $3.9M special education grant
• Stewart gets win; Johnson holds lead
• Today's temperature ties a high from 1939
• Inmates on death row for Augusta-area murders work through various stages of appeals process
• Suspect sought in Saturday murder
• No Social Security increase is expected for 2011
• Atlanta mayor, others to meet with president
• Jenkins County banks on new prison to create jobs
• UGA running back arrested
• Wheeler says plan won't hurt Augusta charities
• Breast cancer patients, survivors find support
• Unit returns to Fort Gordon
• Analysis: Roy Barnes shares Deal problem
• Think Pink: Savannah taxi boosts breast cancer awareness
• Japanese teen wins Asian Amateur
• Hard-to-kill pests poised to invade SC homes
• Gamecocks vault into top 10
• Isakson's level of safety depends on perspective
• Deal for 967 Broad still under negotiation
• Democratic candidates emphasize need to vote
• 600 families thank NICU staff
• 300 jobs offered at call center
• Man collapses, dies as gunman escapes
• Weekend wrecks take 3 lives
• Suspect, deputy get in fight in squad car
• Safety violations cost SRS contractors
• Sergeant's death in Iraq blamed on blood clots
• North Augusta man dies in motorcycle crash
• Ankiel's blast helps even series
• Pilot hurt in small plane crash in Lawrenceville
• One injured in Augusta shooting
• Auction on Broad Street building falls short
• Driver killed in Aiken crash
• Zaxby's wants stolen chicken returned
• Guardsman's remains arrive in Aiken County
• Records, Haley at odds
• ASU fundraiser surpasses goal
• Military lie would cost politicians
• Azziz says MCG must see results
• Bayvale pupils learn about bullying
• Creech is 'top shot' again
• Neighbor accused of poisoning dog
• Board of Regents chancellor says he will retire
• Augustans' credit has declined
• Deal, Barnes neck-and-neck with fundraising
• Greenwood hospital closing behavioral unit
• Attorney: Greene was flirting, meant no harm
• SC Ag Department holds fall plant, flower festival
• Woman charged with beating her daughter
• Ga. federal judge replaced in Ala. sentencing
• Grovetown High teacher is tops in Columbia County
• Gwinnett commission chairman quits
• UGA police chief confident student athletes not involved in burglary
• Killer flying tomatoes
• Alzheimer's lunch program announced
• SRS contractors face fines
• The recovery of Hope
• MOX building certified as 'green'
• Augusta Commission takes up furlough day issue Monday
• Grovetown High teacher honored
• Officials object to shifting SC tourism tax
• 967 Broad Street building to be auctioned Saturday
• Emergency money equips, trains
• SC nuclear plant shut down by coolant issue
• Vogtle security violation minor, NRC says
• Ga. man gets 13-plus years in Pa. 'sexting'
• Former Ga. lawmaker to face tax evasion trial
• Beaulieu plant closing costs NE Ga. 200 jobs
• School safety officer placed on paid leave
• Overstated military service may bring $10K SC fine
• E-mails show Haley's rocky departure from last job
• More Chinese restaurants robbed on SC coast
• SC GOP: Sheheen 1991 traffic ticket dropped
• E-mails: Vilsack hastily decided to oust Sherrod
• S.C. revenue improves, shows uptick in automobile sales tax
• Bank of America halts sales of foreclosed homes
• Judge revokes Deal's daughter bankruptcy discharge
• Brothers ordered out of 223 Eve St. by Tuesday
• A Day beats ASU fundraising goal
• Little boy faces giant odds
• SC Senate candidate Greene was just flirting with student, attorney says
• Cyclist injured after fight with men in car
• Glynn man faces federal health fraud charges
• If competent, convict will be resentenced
• Japanese teen leads Asian Amateur
• Educator association endorses candidates
• Woman robbed at Walton Way ATM
• Bullet grazes man during invasion
• Brothers ordered out of 223 Eve Street by Tuesday
• Funds target high teen birth rate
• 1 killed in north Georgia house explosion
• Program will help soldiers relocate
• Georgia church van crash survivor recalls wreck
• SC state police discussing major drug arrests
• Con woman leaves jail, scams Athens area churches
• Document: Barnes law firm appeared in 37 cases before judges he appointed
• Grovetown man found guilty of federal child porn charges
• Ex-SC sheriff arraigned on 47 new charges
• Ga. university chancellor to retire
• Georgia university chancellor to retire
• Police: Sons left at Atlanta day care without permission
• Public can speak on reactors
• Democrat Irvin shows up at GOP event
• Teen dies from gunshot wound
• Ga. tax collecting up 5.7 percent in Sept.
• Keeton's side blasts KKK's plan to rally
• Ex-treasurer accused of stealing booster club cash in Gwinnett
• 3 students disciplined, tribunals report
• Deal, Barnes neck-and-neck with fundraising
• Incumbents win endorsements
• NRC hears support, opposition to reactors
• Book tells of state's Civil War past
• Fatal wreck prompts Carroll schools to review bus training
• SC cops learn by crashing motorcycle themselves
• Jennifer Keeton gets ASU lawsuit extension
• Update: I-20 accident cleared west of Augusta
• Women steal $450,000 from Columbus church
• Ku Klux Klan plans rally for ASU student's rights
• Plant Vogtle public meeting Thursday
• Cessna pilot makes emergency landing on SC highway
• Augusta mayor asks supporters to donate to charities
• Some Atlanta cabs to get back seat payment devices
• Monument to dead child stolen from Telfair Street
• Stripper, drugs, guns and federal judge don't mix, FBI says
• Friend recalls Aiken soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Downtown bike rider describes being struck by car
• Downtown Development Authority is asked for parking plan
• RCAE endorses school board candidates
• Grovetown residents fight librarian's transfer to Evans
• Ex-McCain SC director joins Haley gov campaign
• Bicycle crash sparks debate
• SC lifts advisory for polluted river
• Korean War veterans share stories
• Truck overturns on Mike Padgett Highway
• Korean War veteran says efforts not forgotten
• 16-year-old shot in head this morning
• Committee for Good Government announces vote
• Widow of beach jogger killed by plane files suit
• Motorcycle wreck kills Augusta man, 38
• Keeton, attorneys 'condemning' KKK support
• Facebook announces new way to share with Groups
• Obama sinks Roy Barnes, experts say
• Cold snap ending
• Ga. lawmaker denies steering awards
• John Barrow to miss Sunday debate
• Arrest in Aiken home invasion
• Tribunals punish 3 Richmond County students
• Georgia school systems probably can't afford longer school days
• Big variation found in Ga. bus driver training
• Halladay throws playoff no-hitter
• Thousands in SC walk to school to mark special day
• Scores up, but below average
• Robber flees SC hotel as clerk pulls a golf club
• Man said he fired gun to scare attackers
• SC 3rd District candidates spar over Social Security
• SLED hosting bomb squad competition
• 3 Ga. college students to get Obama scholarships
• School bus crash kills Ga. teen
• Girl hit by car in Ga. was fleeing dog
• Georgia city rejects ban on pit bulls
• SC transportation officials want hike in gas tax
• Haley blames Sheheen for SC borrowing money
• Police seek mother in beating
• Jennifer Keeton granted extension in ASU court case
• Uga VIII to debut before Vandy game
• Ala. woman killed in I-20 crash
• Klan rally to support ASU student Keeton
• S.C. gets $1.7M school safety grant
• Mayor Copenhaver asks election donations go to charity
• Couple found dead in Gwinnett County, Ga. home
• Hephzibah man linked to Richmond County break-ins
• Georgia looks to phase out tests
• Statue stolen from old Richmond Academy grounds
• Aiken County school board candidates questioned
• Counting snakes and frogs in the Phinizy Swamp
• Accident inquiry finds error, delay
• Homosexual group demands DeMint apology for 6-year-old comments
• Afghanistan bomb kills area soldier
• Haley sought delay in SC audit of family business
• Schools to get $16.6 million
• SC school candidates split on teachers’ personal lives
• Questions remain in biking accident
• Sentencing delayed for driver who struck, killed teacher in 2008
• Officers say drug hot spots rotate through areas
• Insurance commissioner candidate Hudgens fends off charges he’s anti-woman
• Pursuit of 'deadbeats' is paying off
• Groups split Georgia endorsements
• Scooter feud breaks out on UGA campus
• DOE confirms river work crew
• Ga. church van flips, killing 4 and injuring 13
• Report: Changes needed to make nuke plants secure
• GA officer shot taking gun from daughter
• Ga. Power price hike attracts critics
• Delay clouds SRS probe
• Bike rider in critical condition
• Repossessing vehicles may be getting riskier
• Stripper, drugs and a federal judge
• Philosophies divide candidates on transportation issues
• Local Army guardsman killed in Afghanistan
• Georgia makes grim list for crime rate
• Bob Richards Toyota to move across the street
• Returning the blessing
• Damon Evans has a new court date
• Felons find job searches tough
• Raid near Athens detains 200
• Hopefuls toss barbs at Georgia governor debate
• SC students killed in wreck near Manning
• As Mona Pinnington endures chemotherapy, she refuses to allow cancer to control her life
• Court upholds Augusta murder conviction
• Checkers restaurant robbed at gunpoint
• Europe takes Ryder Cup
• Church confronts sex issue
• Police seek mother after daughter attack
• Analysis: Ga. Democrats a tough sell
• Verizon Wireless plans customer refunds
• Georgia might drop graduation test
• Bandits rob southside convenience store
• Celebrating a classic star
• Rare levels of rain led to Butler High damage
• Lengthy ballots draw early rush to the polls
• MCG's South Entrance to be closed Monday
• Grandfather killed in DeKalb County fire
• Charities may lose $300,000
• Two killed when car collides with ambulance in Newberry
• Man escapes police car, later found, jailed
• Doctor charged with pointing gun at SC protesters
• Breast cancer patient weighs her options
• Falcons win 16-14 in closing seconds
• Bulldogs' woes continue
• Patrol: Bike crash charges might come later this week
• U.S. leads as Europe closes in
• Braves hold off Phillies, win NL wild card
• Braves fall into tie for wild card
• The picture of success
• Braves honor retiring Cox
• Biffle keeps title hopes alive with win
• Faces of survival: Beverly Lloyd
• Ancient Indians once lived in what's now a Ga. city park
• Early voting also means candidates visible early
• Euros surge to Ryder lead
• Eagles pummel Patriots
• Jackets come back to win
• Bulldogs drop fourth in a row
• Investigators react quickly to homicides
• Coast Guard helicopter crew rescues two from sinking shrimp boat
• Man stabbed with pen
• Braves pay tribute to Cox
• Josey dominates Westside in subregion opener
• Loss drops Braves into wild-card tie
• St. Simons beachside service held for south Georgia teen
• US, Tiger roaring at Ryder
• Craig-Houghton will add arts instruction
• Funds will tackle high teen pregnancy rate
• Education Department reveals grant winners
• Survivor Profile: Pat Blevins
• Teens not heeding texting advice
• Pink for Pine Hill's principal
• Hammons driven by love for military
• U.S. leads, Europe has momentum
• 'My Hero' children's book tells nurse's story
• SC Civil War document sells for $25,000 at auction
• Walk visits Summerville's spirits
• SC coroners investigate deaths from medical errors
• Belton, SC woman accused of taking $800,000 from work
• Parents must register kids for toy giveaway
• 3 North Augusta men arrested in Athens
• Ga. gets $4.2M college access grant
• $600 of toilet paper stolen at C-Mart
• Artist coming to Craig-Houghton Elementary
• Group gets teen pregnancy prevention grant
• Former employee accused of sheet theft
• Ga. gets $4.1M college access grant
• North Augusta home invasion suspect arrested
• Hephzibah agent falsely claimed tax credits, IRS says
• A.R. Johnson plans Saturday event
• S.C. nonprofit gets job retraining grant
• Siphoning at river raises unanswerable questions
• Paine College gets $777,575 grant
• Symphony begins new season Saturday
• Gear shift thwarts truck theft
• Woman dies, man hurt in Ga. home stabbings
• Augusta symphony season starts Saturday with award-winning pianist
• Atlanta's MARTA hikes price
• Police seek men who cheated McDonald's cashier
• Inside Washington: Gingrich brews up buzz, profits
• SC colleges assessing construction moratorium
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Augusta gets P.E. grant
• Braves get closer to playoffs with Padres loss
• Barnes unveils plan to boost state's economy
• Grants awarded to help disabled get jobs
• Man robs Georgia bank, then kills self
• 2 injured in Ga. plane crash
• Local Indo-American society to observe Gandhi's birthday
• ASU to host free community health fair
• Officials go extra mile to reach rural residents
• NCAA looks at USC hotel stays
• Police must prove shooting accuracy
• MCG Hospital closes main entrance Monday
• Incidents lead to suspensions
• Europe leads early at Ryder Cup
• Employees say school underpays
• SC high school AD accused of taking $135,000
• Men caught breaking into West Lake cars
• Solo plant filling 72 new posts
• Think Pink debuts Friday
• Clergy aim to form committee
• More Ga. students score high on AP exams
• Audible crosswalks 'invaluable' to the visually impaired
• Ga. county reviewing commissioners' pay
• Master plan's strides visible
• Who fired laser at plane over Savannah?
• 2nd boy arrested in Cobb rock attack
• New UGA dean of students named
• Actor Tony Curtis dies
• School workers say they were underpaid
• Feds suing local tax preparer
• Plantation for sale: $42 million
• AP Sources: Emanuel leaving White House on Friday
• Former chief nurse named University Hospital chief operating officer
• Burglar breaks in, apologizes and leaves
• Greenbrier staff accuses principal of unfairness
• Former Mass. Gov. Romney stumps for Deal, others
• Suspect flees Richmond deputies
• CDC chief picks 6 'winnable battles' in health
• Nightclub patron arrested by force
• Jimmy Carter leaves Cleveland hospital
• Ohio firm closes, won't bring almost 100 jobs to Graniteville
• SC tries alternative cell phone intercept system
• President touts vision for MCG
• GOP threatens Barnes with suit over elephant logo on Web site
• Employees to be fired per judge's ruling
• Fight, exposure, knife lead to school suspensions
• Landlord says family must leave
• Charleston deputy charged with rape
• 5 students get closer to scholarship award
• Jimmy Carter to spend 2nd night in hospital
• Police identify victim of Monday shooting
• Rebel flag irks SC neighborhood
• Foreign teachers filling Aiken gaps
• 200 tires dumped in SC creek
• Aiken, Edgefield Girl Scout camp to be sold
• Liberty County corrections officer charged in slaying
• Man armed himself to catch thief, police say
• Indictments in 2 summer slayings
• Rep. Barrow mum on Pelosi support
• UGA spring commencement May 13
• New questions for Nikki Haley campaign
• Tokyo Masters Tournament guest reports theft ... again
• Judge upholds water worker firings
• Soldier in Iraq's wife found dead
• 1 dead, 3 wounded in Atlanta home shootings
• SC board might halt campus construction projects
• Richmond sex offender sought
• Judge reopens Deal bankruptcy case
• Azziz outlines aggressive plan
• Doctor accused of killing wife dies in hospital
• Barrel horse competition moving to middle Georgia
• Survey shows income down in metro area
• Ga. schools may split game show prize money
• $10 pill costs man 20 years
• Greenbrier principal letter released
• Academy of Richmond County opens IB Wing addition
• Ga. business, farm groups request breaks from tax-reform panel
• Wife says soldier didn't have to die
• Braves win, sweep Marlins, ready for Phillies
• Board will seek repair estimates
• Home invasion prompts marijuana arrest
• Gov. Perdue tells Bulldog football team to get 'serious' about winning
• Latest: Jimmy Carter hospitalized
• Reed, Jaguars finish fourth in Oklahoma
• Martinez man surrenders on sex charges
• Saturday deadline for SC November voting
• Georgia executes inmate who tried suicide
• Bridge debris blocks I-20 west of Atlanta
• Tribunals expel two for possession of weapons
• VA clinic set to open in Brunswick, Ga.
• North Augusta OKs powerful radio system
• School bus in minor accident
• Deal disclosure again faces questions
• 32 illegal immigrants arrested in Georgia
• More college degrees needed
• Sanford hosts meeting on SC college costs
• Teenager sentenced to life for homicide
• Doctor accused in wife's death dies
• Proposal for rebid on 'the Patch' advances
• Georgia car-deer collisions expected to decline
• Learning to shoot to live
• Shooting victim in critical condition
• Tobacco Road, Morgan Road closure announced
• Family remains in 'unfit' Harrisburg house days later
• U.S. indictment names drug suspects
• North Augusta announces two weekend arrests
• Gordon show canceled because of scheduling
• Sycamore Drive shooting victim named
• Guilty plea in fatal 2007 shooting
• Panel OKs shift in parking authority
• Local incomes drop, census says
• Augusta Canal hiking tours planned
• Businesses cool on parking tickets
• Georgia names 'Race to the Top' head
• History museum features Civil War author
• Augustans hope race stays put
• Man gets 3 months in hostage scam to rob SC bank
• Filly Rachel Alexandra retired
• Weather hampers search for girl missing off St. Simons
• Ga. Alzheimer's victim found in burning truck
• Officials tour new Richmond Academy wing
• Auction to settle market value of vintage building
• Delta flight overshoots Savannah runway, none hurt
• Man shot in chest is found walking around
• North Augusta meeting tonight
• Augusta firefighters battle club fire
• Raiders Hall of Fame QB George Blanda dies at 83
• Book week puts focus on purpose of libraries
• Police called to Sycamore Drive shooting
• Restaurants say patrons dine out less to cut costs
• Police still searching for Martinez suspect
• Metro church supports pastor in scandal
• Baby blanket bandit robs store
• Third try at state execution today
• Rough weather heads east
• Waves sweep Georgia girl into ocean
• Possible north Georgia reservoir considered
• Analysis: UGA now wants to add engineering school
• UGA-Tennessee TV time set
• Official blames sign thefts on clever names
• 2 students expelled for weapons violations
• Athens Holiday Inn marks milestone
• UGA Athens campus running out of room
• Funeral set for Orangeburg sheriff
• 14 rounded up on drug conspiracy charges in four counties
• Collision snarls Aiken County traffic
• Friends, teammates at McKinley funeral
• Parking, 'the Patch' talk likely
• Barnes, Deal oppose water transfer
• Furyk claims FedEx Cup
• Tigers upend Gamecocks
• Deputies believe attack was hallucination
• Teacher prefers hands-on approach
• Jags in 8th at Ping/Golfweek Preview
• Ukrainian wins Ironman
• Ga. megachurch pastor pledges to fight accusations
• Report says Atlanta schools test results probed
• Georgia football player arrested on DUI charge
• Wilson, Wolfpack torch Yellow Jackets
• Loss keeps Georgia winless in the SEC
• Family shares sense of loss after 13 years
• Eagles continue to soar
• Challenges overcome
• SC reading for the blind shuts down
• Agriculture commissioner race has new faces this time
• Woman dies after pulled from burning apartment
• Glenn Hills Middle School meets annual goals for second year
• Johnson wins race at Dover
• High school choral members 'Glee'ful
• Falcons top Saints in OT
• Wreck kills Augusta man, 24
• School wants court to dismiss lawsuit
• Really watching the birdie
• SC school shooting suspect on suicide watch
• Area bike trails draw athletes
• Expressway link could damage SC wetlands
• Police say road rage incidents too common
• SC progressives gather in capital for fall summit
• Deal paid $135,000 for flights
• Two die in north Georgia plane crash
• Prostitution dodges easy answer
• Injured soldier receives surprise party
• Order in the court disrupted
• Lifetime show to continue filming in SC
• Rep. Broun's son arrested in Athens
• Augusta family remembers Big Mama
• Roy Barnes mixes charm, shrewd intellect
• Deal has lengthy political résumé
• Monds against income tax
• Younger Busch earns record-setting victory
• Gunshot kills Aiken County man
• Differences between Deal and Barnes on water are by degree
• S.M. Whitney's closing makes NBC Nightly News
• Joblessness up in Augusta area
• Clemson students unveil 'Deep Orange' electric car
• Aiken teen killed when car crashes into home
• Megachurch built by pastor over 20 years
• White finds life's humor, stays true to his nature
• Suiting up for the next Ironman
• Coffee prices might give jolt
• Suspects in Old Towne vandalism identified
• Update: Two more sought for sex crimes
• Disclosure unearths disconnect
• Greenbrier teachers cite principal
• Service remembers sergeant who died
• Man shot, gunmen sought
• Dog training works, and here's proof that he has trained me well
• Morning wreck hurts North Augusta students
• U.S. panel to see SRS, Plant Vogtle
• Murder suspect turns himself in
• Hospital foresees changes
• Two arrested, two sought in burglary
• Officials address advisory council
• Lohan headed back to jail
• Two arrested for sexual battery
• Tenants to fill Olde Town duplex
• Police charge man with making meth
• Sides at odds over canceled bullfight
• Tiger's course developers reach settlement
• Weather, finances cause delay in departure
• Clemson students unveil electric car
• County asked to fix bar-closing policy
• Lawyer: Other young men went on trips with pastor
• Two found guilty in Graniteville robbery
• Cops: SC woman killed husband, then fled to NC
• Teen girl reportedly pushed from vehicle
• Standoff suspect turns himself in
• Augusta mayor ready to compete in Ironman event
• 'Good enough' not good enough
• Aid for Wounded Warriors sealed with a KISS
• Georgia sailor killed in Afghanistan
• School seeks to fill about 20 vacancies
• Chambliss: Slur likely came from my office
• Clinics offer flu shots to walk-ins
• Bed bugs found in Ga. college dormitory
• Augusta jobless rate up slightly to 9.3 percent in August
• Death row inmate's attorney urges execution stay
• Police seek murder suspect
• Man, woman report bottle and brick assault
• 'Nuisance property' in Harrisburg is shut down
• Students join in national prayer event
• 'Move over' law is slow to take hold
• Ga. pushes back death row inmate’s execution
• Woman: Man blocked road, exposed himself
• Group protests for bid on The Patch
• Chambliss' office investigating slur against gays
• Teen gets 10 years for assault
• Inspectors find squalor in Harrisburg home
• Laney hires specialist to reduce dropout rate
• Woman reports armed robbery
• Alzheimer's care costs projected to increase
• Atlanta megachurch head denies sex with young men
• Despite tough luck, Johnson has set himself apart
• Police: man, 19, beat and shot
• Quality improves as leaks are fixed
• Students gather to pray at pole
• Most Georgians want colleges off-limits
• Man arrested after home set afire
• Homeowners often must rent, not sell
• Babysitter, 11, held in death of 2-year-old
• Group warns SRS to not promote prayer
• SC cop loses job after car wash by strippers
• North Augusta woman loses money in scam
• Police: SC student planted pipe bombs at school
• Boat retailer receives $2,000 for road work
• McDuffie jury finds woman guilty of voluntary manslaughter;
• Death row inmate used razor blade to try suicide
• Standoff ends in North Augusta
• Sheheen unveils his campaign
• Ex-Lee County sheriff indicted on 47 new charges
• Colleges to tighten admission
• Colvin released from hospital, headed home
• 2 students punished for gun found in car
• Americans are exhausted
• UGA adding faculty
• Downtown parking measure falls short
• No charges in Colbert goat attack
• Civil War battle sign misspelled
• Ga. execution delayed after suicide attempt
• Barrow to keep Rep. Rangel money
• Ga. library bans teen for proselytizing
• Fla. appeals decision in tri-state water dispute
• Georgia pursuing tax deadbeats
• Unemployment in SC jumps to 11 percent
• Deal's financial woes recast Ga. Gov. race
• Fulton ex-jailer guilty of theft
• High court overturns 1998 conviction
• Commission returns parking ordinance to committee
• Authorities probe I-85 plane landing
• Three in jail after homicide
• Commission takes no action on 'Patch'
• UGA gets $3.2 million health center grant
• Aiken authorities seek shooter
• Teen sentenced to 10 years in beating
• Artists sip their inspiration
• School board makes quick work of agenda
• Plant Vogtle workers' testing incomplete
• Rough Patch for investors
• Former Jaguar Siler to sign with Suns
• Twitter hack fixed
• Bicycle shops, restaurants, hotels see hefty business
• Masters adds hour of TV coverage
• City gets a look at 2 parks' master plans
• Bamberg band director gets 5 years for sex with student
• County will discuss emergency system
• Unemployment in SC jumps to 11 percent in August
• Governor candidate will stop in Aiken
• Police seek person of interest in shooting
• Ga. public colleges report 501 undocumented students
• Augusta man pleads guilty to bank robbery
• Man charged in gutter cleaning scam
• 2 students out of school on gun violation
• Details of attack on high school student unfold
• SUV crashes into Evans business
• AP Georgia high school football poll
• Suitor arranges hay bales to present aerial proposal
• GreenJackets release 2011 schedule
• Ex-Spartanburg sheriff gets 90 days in prison
• Jaguars end up tied for second
• Poll: Keep illegal immigrants out of colleges
• Shattered bat injures former North Augusta standout
• Carter sees tea party parallels to his 1976 run
• Woman reports motel robbery
• $116M Powerball ticket bought at Ga. gas station
• Aiken teacher immerses pupils in literature
• Ga. high court tosses murder conviction
• September's warm weather draws festival visitors
• Georgian wants to become Saint
• Ragtime, jazz take spotlight at Westobou
• Igor passes near Bermuda
• Education system should change to operate within available budget, Georgia voters say in opinion pol
• S.C. students offered $917M in scholarships
• Leonard Skinner, Lynyrd Skynyrd inspiration, dies at 77
• Low demand hurts Augusta factories, jobs
• 6 hotel projects planned on S.C. coast
• Police: Ga. barber ambushes burglars
• Athens driver hits man, child in parking space
• Man killed inside S.C. hospital after fight
• 6 local students are top sharpshooters
• Electric car company delays S.C. production
• Plane lands on I-85
• S.C. couple killed in wreck
• Authorities find missing Ga. 15-year-old
• S.C. man kills woman, himself
• Ga. officials say they've minimized risk of gas-pipeline explosions
• Man killed at S.C. apartment complex
• S.C. dogfighting kingpin released from prison
• Top Ga. court rules for cop in shooting
• 1 arrested, 2 sought in shooting death
• Mosley-Mora fight ends in a draw
• Playing with our money
• Bowyer's gas gamble earns win
• Boy, 17, injured in accidental fire
• Two injured in south Ga. plane crash
• Savannah delegation heads to China today
• Athens strippers argue over outfits
• Fewer Georgia teachers quitting, agency says
• Harlem stabbing suspect in custody
• Arkansas' late touchdown bites Georgia Bulldogs
• Man drowns in Savannah lake trying to get volleyball
• Legends win Singer-Songwriter again
• Going green helps ASU slash energy bills
• Democrat wants voters to see past party labels in Ga. attorney general race
• S.C. traffic camera under scrutiny
• Garcia's two TDs help slay Paladins
• Braves sweep Mets 6-3
• Man dies in shooting
• Bowyer ends drought in first Chase race
• Georgians wary of Washington
• Gun tossed on school property
• Activists see link in crime, social issues
• Jags finish tourney tied for 2nd
• Missed field goal stuns Clemson in loss to Auburn
• Bureau investigating death
• Brazil's food holds featured booth at festival
• Candidates share stance on capital punishment
• Aiken County family fights to save home in foreclosure
• Police say man shot in NW Atlanta over beer
• Miles of gas pipeline go under counties
• Teen killed while trying to cross Gwinnett highway
• Shoe marks on door lead to burglary arrest
• SC college drops lawsuit against church
• Role of The Citadel in Civil War highlighted
• Ex-soldier convicted of having child porn
• SC teachers get archery training
• Smoke clears church; air conditioner blamed
• Arkansas beats Georgia 31-24
• Judge removes Harlem woman from sex offender list
• Man killed early Saturday
• Sergeant dies in Iraq
• Judge rejects bond for shooting suspect
• Museum names literary winners
• Forest firefighter force to be cut
• Fort Gordon ceremony honors POWs, MIAs
• Cajun Cabaret delivers flavors of the Big Easy
• City hopes depot's return today rejuvenates area
• Georgia voters touting fiscal issues in new poll
• Agencies ready for flu vaccine season
• Norcross worker crushed to death
• State OKs Jenkins prision plan
• Ga. capital cases in US Supreme Court crosshairs
• DeKalb 12-year-old's death a homicide
• Athens doctor arrested on rape charge
• N. Ga. woman kept 130 cats, dogs
• Ex-official accused of stealing from UGA institute
• Man, 26, dies from gunshot this morning
• Fla. couple giving USC $30 millon
• Fort based soldier dies in Iraq
• Victory Baptist students evacuated
• More blasting in Columbia County
• Barnes catches Deal, poll says
• Augusta Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Torre to retire as Dodgers manager
• Carter says Kennedy delayed health care years ago
• Ga. Chamber of Commerce names new president
• High school bands to battle it out
• MP was shot in self-defense, court told
• Schools explore nation's framework
• Winning writers announced
• Luncheons provide chance to talk about newspapers
• Atlanta execs told of ports' importance
• Polo themes to soar above Fort Gordon
• State cutting forest firefighters
• 2009 poverty data released
• No charges for narcotics officers who killed suspect
• Naturalization ceremony welcomes new Americans
• NCAA denies appeal for Georgia's Green
• City, state shed jobs in August
• UGA vet school could expand soon
• Man's sentence eased for his cooperation
• One man gets life, another acquitted in slaying
• 2 women reportedly fight about fighting
• Four indicted in suspected 2001 slaying
• Some businesses still don't want stadium
• State unemployment rate edges up
• Eventful days ahead
• Hotels to get $2 more from fed workers
• Gwinnett man shows up drunk at intoxication hearing
• Investigators seek tire thieves
• Deal wants to ax U.S. ed department, won't rule out more furloughs
• Sign warns apartment residents of housekeeper
• Haley assails feds for nuclear waste decision
• Ga. bus driver fired for letting kids drive
• Sloans gets life sentence for murder
• Man linked to woman's beating
• NCAA to review A.J. Green case on Friday
• Augusta hotels to receive $2 more from government workers
• Spartanburg man beats would-be robber with mop
• Autopsy: Ga. antifreeze killer committed suicide
• Victims lead police to trio in crime spree
• Barnes, Deal go head-to-head over education
• GreenJackets, Giants still linked
• Man who bought Green jersey a drug suspect
• A 'historic day' for city, MCG
• JB Powell picks up endorsement
• Overdue lunch bill now sticky situation
• Historic photo exhibit planned
• Invitation doesn't sit well with all
• Expect to hear blast on Hereford Farm Road
• Witness says suspect was to 'handle' victim
• SC mother 'raging' before sons' deaths, family says
• Complaint filed against association
• Deal did not disclose business loans
• Tumor worries fade on route
• Grovetown High student arrested
• SRS waste disposal to cost $1.5 billion more
• Slain Ga teen's body returned 8 years later
• Lax nonprofits might lose status
• Motorcycle accident slows traffic
• Whiskey Painters let loose on canvas
• Augusta-based company buys Macon Mall
• Armed men rob welding business
• SC fire fatal near empty firehouse
• Woman fights back, escapes rape
• SC coroner calls Taser death a homicide
• Georgia mystery suspects sent back to Russia
• Hootie & The Blowfish get SC monument
• Obama cites Georgia girl in speech
• Three linked to holdups, slaying
• Stimulus funds swell UGA's research take
• Fire at Hephzibah community center
• Athens historic preservation law not saving much
• 15 area students National Merit semifinalists
• Bat bites UGA student
• GreenJackets, Giants renew agreement
• Expect to hear blast on Hereford Farm Road today
• Georgia child molester seeks hospital release
• Name change approved
• Pay for lunch, or it's PB&J for breakfast
• A.J. Green suspension may be lifted
• County moves closer to regulating tattoo parlors
• Ex-UGA coach Guthrie dies
• Ga. parents charged after 2-year-old found dead
• Athens man shot at gun range
• Bankruptcy not option, Deal says
• DeKalb gets federal funds to fight fat
• Traffic stop nets 10 kilos of cocaine
• Kennesaw State wants to start football program
• SC Air Force base warns of nighttime jet noise
• Rezoning moratorium extended
• New Family Dollar for south Augusta
• Grant could return days, pay, benefits
• Fire shuts I-20 in Aiken County
• Planners next stop for Aiken Cracker Barrel
• Benedict quits Columbia school race
• UGA students scale new heights
• Candidate making Aiken stops
• Augusta man robbed at gunpoint
• Savannah will 'card' its bar workers
• Augusta State golf team meets Obama
• Computer hacker sought
• Georgia Amtrak death remains mystery
• Scores dip slightly as more take SAT
• Grovetown plans Wednesday emergency drill
• Kid Rock to appear in suburban Atlanta court
• Four injured in car-train crash in Thomson
• Martinez woman rescued from burning house
• Students are welcomed to nuclear tech program
• Aiken's LeDuc retiring
• Drain lines' flow diverted from river before race
• Monday night power outage reported
• Bush forfeits 2005 Heisman Trophy
• Flesh-eating disease might have killed man
• Trading shots on health reform
• Aiken County names Teacher of the Year
• I-20 traffic back to normal
• Commissioners approve parking enforcement
• State Bar releases judicial candidate survey
• Even those with jobs need a hand
• Teen pregnancy program rejected
• Educators still wary of speech
• No crime in discovery of SC bodies
• Local homicide surge defies trend in U.S.
• Church offers reward for missing SC teen
• Driver tells police that 2 bicyclists stole car
• Molestation suspect sought
• Miss Paine to compete with College Queens
• Aiken slaying trial continues
• Ga. soldier's defense argues Iraq trip necessary
• Fla. beats UGA on college town list
• Deal says voting record shows he backs low taxes
• Suburban cops find marijuana operation
• Hot season stirs worry of returning drought
• SC deputies find 2 bodies in apartment
• SC mother seeks bond in deaths of 2 sons
• Comedian plans USC Aiken show
• ASU golf champs head to White House
• College Night Tuesday at James Brown Arena
• Analysis: Tables turn on Ga. GOP
• Aiken names top teacher tonight
• CDC: Utah leads US for breast-feeding
• Some Georgia school bands don't travel, save money
• Cracker Barrel on Aiken agenda
• Darlington death investigated
• Ga. woman dies in parasail accident
• More take SAT; scores drop
• Bacteria has city flushing hydrants
• Train accident injures 4
• DeKalb farmer cited on zoning charges
• Augusta Tech launches nuclear program
• School weapon leads to North Augusta student arrest
• TV times set for Sept. 25 football games
• Attack on SC prison guard renews phone-jam debate
• Death of inmate in Barrow jail probed
• Groups seek Ga. car tag hike for trauma care
• Local program on SCETV
• Firefighter dead from flesh-eating disease
• Man, girlfriend shot in apartment
• Zoo Atlanta told to review protocol after escape
• Race down memory lane
• 1 dead in Atlanta shooting
• Hospitality industry is hopeful
• ASU golf champs meet president
• Would you lie to him?
• Accident slows I-20 traffic
• Warning of VA patients' risk was discounted
• Johnson closes out win at Cog Hill
• Protesters set this year's Sept. 11 tribute apart
• Richmond County deputy arrested for battery
• Peach seller robbed
• Gamecocks climb to No. 13 in latest AP poll; Bulldogs fall out of rankings
• Sexual predators may be loose in Athens
• SC tax panel considers levy on time shares
• Rare document of SC secession for sale
• SC man battling West Nile virus
• SC man charged in crash that kills 1, injures 4
• Exhibit tells Macon's architecture history
• Man charged in deadly Marietta hit-and-run
• Augusta man fatally shot on Damascus Road
• Husband and wife killed in metro Atlanta lot
• Remaining focused is key to blind man's independent life
• DeKalb girl, 7, dies playing with gun
• Jaguars prepare for White House trip
• Football booster charged with stealing from club
• 2 die in separate crashes in Aiken County
• Steelers beat Falcons in OT
• Augusta veterans post ceremony remembers 9/11
• Tiger's playoff run ends in Chicago
• Nation's sorrow remains nine years after attacks
• Rain postpones U.S. Open final
• Man shot to death on Reynolds Street
• Giants dominate Panthers
• Late-night crash kills Williston girl, 8
• Vogtle reactors pose no threat, study says
• Proposal aims to eliminate reporting 'nonmajor' spills
• Man sues claiming he found tampon in cereal
• Georgia, South Carolina fans put loyalties on the line
• Fatal crash reported on Highway 1 in Aiken today
• Suspect grins at details of slaying at court hearing
• Man in Ga. 'shoe string' murder convicted
• Federal grants could help Sibley Mill cleanup
• Ga. Rep. Bishop awarded scholarships to family
• Student suing Augusta State works at Christian school
• SC gator hunters welcome season
• Fort Gordon, schools hold Sept. 11 ceremonies
• Hundreds march for gay rights in Savannah
• Pearl acknowledges misleading NCAA
• 'X-Men' movie may film in Savannah
• Marine charged in Ga. bank robberies
• Ga. cell phone worker finds child porn
• GBI investigating Amtrak death
• Support for lower military drinking age
• John Wayne had nothing on veteran Ed Jackson
• Suspect in Ga. mammogram case surrenders
• Man, 56, found shot to death today
• Ga. roadcheck blitz yields 135 citations in 2 hours
• Blasting heard in Columbia County
• Anderson wins N. Augusta business honor
• Georgia might change sewage spill notification
• Judge rules against military gay policy
• NRC plans Vogtle hearing Oct. 7
• Turbine problem shuts SC nuclear plant
• Roberson finishes tour of all 57 county schools
• Sewage traced to apartments
• Nuclear reactor at SRS in works
• Richmond County names top teachers
• Jews celebrate Rosh Hashana by the water
• Mascots bring the cheer to football rivalry game
• Texas mom pulls gun on 7th graders
• Golf and Gardens sale could take a long time
• Walton Way section open
• Business community embraces stadium
• University Hospital child center delays closure
• Community to pause, remember fateful day
• Thurmond puts a little daylight between him and Obama
• No rivalry in area tops Bulldogs vs. Gamecocks
• SC education chief seeks teacher raises
• Fort Gordon to expand, change
• Georgia man shoots friend with arrows, police say
• Driver injured in police chase
• 2 plead guilty in fatal SC home invasion
• SC man charged with misusing Winthrop credit card
• Workers voice ills outside VA
• Pioneer for education is dead at 97
• GBI says man aimed at deputy
• Ga. teen charged with making threats on Facebook
• Teen charged with pointing gun at woman, firing shot into the air
• SC children cope after crash killed parents
• Scientist to treat water pollution with artificial wetlands
• Clinton campaigns for Ga. candidate
• Ex-deputy sues sheriff's office
• Richmond names top teachers
• Man roused in burning house by FedEx driver
• Neighbor charged in 83-year-old SC woman's killing
• Counties cut school days, don't add time
• Walton Way section still closed
• More look to saving for future
• Candidate J.B. Powell calls for legalized horse-race betting
• Police call ended in atypical way
• Port Authority marks changes
• Man wrecks stolen car in police chase
• Atlanta FBI seeks wig-wearing bank robbers
• Roberson wraps up schools tour
• Firm linked to Barnes did state business
• Vogtle components arrive on site
• Ware County man's DNA number comes up
• SRS lab announces partnership
• Anti-religion billboards to appear in Atlanta
• Board endorses MCG name change
• SRS plans 'family night' events
• Gas leak closes roads for repairs
• Longtime Columbia County educator dies
• Lake water to be studied
• Vehicle drives into Augusta Canal
• SRS names new site manager
• Ex-DMV worker in SC charged with taking $300,000
• Mine will open to public for family event
• Fort sees command change this morning
• Columbia County will close clinic
• Ga. court OKs hospital plan for south Hall County
• Dam will be fixed as ladder is put up
• Parole approved for SC dogfighting kingpin
• School board picks three to oversee grant process
• Georgia revenues post a gain
• Deputy at desk after shooting
• Ga. implementing school board ethics policies
• Astronomy lover aims for the stars
• Hephzibah man reports assault
• Suspect in Aiken County killings in Georgia custody
• GBI: Fatal shooting a result of struggle
• Jobless vets have options
• UGA campus rapist may have posed as taxi driver
• Board endorses MCG name change
• Augusta selected for USA Cycling events
• Gas leak alters Walton Way traffic
• North Augusta man finds surprise while raking
• Nurses protest at VA Hospital
• Study seeks bacteria in water
• SC's Sheheen, Haley spar over jobs, immigration
• Georgia brothers drown on fishing trip
• Democrats tell court Ga. photo-ID law unconstitutional
• Deputy kills man in struggle
• Firefighters battle blaze at Atlanta building
• Program tests for job skills
• New SRS manager named
• Parents won't let Down syndrome define their children
• SC ex-lawmaker Dreher dies
• Image of Monroe that inspired team could be win for charities
• Graves Mountain 'rock swap' planned
• Officer response times consistent
• Feds: Army base gunman threatened to kill Obama
• Program helps find homes for dogs
• USC Aiken plans 'moon' event
• Forsyth County guard shot to death
• Harlem-Grovetown clinic to close
• Mom, dad killed in SC wreck, kids survive
• Former Pacers AD Perkins retiring from Kansas job
• Suspect Wright caught
• Caterpillars chomping up SC grass
• Holiday drinking gives way to speed
• Woods, Fowler, Cink, Johnson make Ryder Cup team
• Man sought for sex act in store
• Deal releases Georgia education plan
• Ryder Cup picks include Woods, Fowler
• US smoking rate 1 in 5 adults
• Ga. mammogram case leads to indictment
• John Lennon killer Chapman denied parole in NY
• Isakson seeks tweaks to immigration, health care
• Report: Reggie Bush to be stripped of Heisman
• Labor Day finds the Augusta work environment frustrating but improving
• Panel urges repeal of tax break for seniors
• Barnes says health law could prove 'financially devastating'
• Community fearful as man remains free
• Renovation directed by volunteers
• Technology helps engage students
• Man holds resident at gunpoint
• Aiken man wins Nationwide event
• Construction industry struggling to rebuild
• Study weighs stress effect on trauma patients
• Lost, but not forgotten
• Ga. could end free Wednesdays for parks
• Ft. Stewart standoff ends peacefully
• Ga. hospital probes mammogram mixup
• Hoffman wins Deutsche Bank; Tiger stays No. 1
• No ordinary Joe: A smart guy in a small town
• One dead in officer-involved shooting
• Tybee seeks roadway to its past
• Post-game cleanup helps Athens nonprofits
• TV show features Georgian's rare illness
• Analysis: When the public talks, do officials listen?
• Aiken's Kisner wins Nationwide Tour event
• Job scarcity extends search for work
• Three questions about unemployment
• MCG researchers plan testing on pill for stroke patients
• Officers investigate 3 gunfire incidents
• Fraudulent caller asks woman to send money
• Food is safer despite latest egg outbreak
• Long-term problem
• Ga. wife kills returning Iraq war vet
• Report claims UGA administrator 'bloat'
• Man gets life sentence in beating death of Jesup judge
• Debate over school year's August start heats up
• City officials hold talks on Section 8
• Rural pupils will learn with iPod Touch
• Bond hearings held for suspects in shootings
• More Augusta-area women purchasing firearms
• New jobs don't help trim unemployment rate
• Nesbitt, Jackets roll in opener
• 2 Ga. women charged in May death of toddler
• Freshman QB sharp in Bulldogs romp
• Police charge driver with homicide in deadly crash
• Bulldogs WR Green suspended for today's opener
• Mortgage rates fall for 10th time in 11 weeks
• Houseboat salvage yields challenges, surprise
• GBI database reaches 2,000 hits
• Roethlisberger suspension down to 4 games
• Can home cooking be hazardous to your health?
• Outdoor fire warning this weekend
• Georgia deputy, 2 others in wreck
• Judge blocks charges against US military supplier
• UGA dorm worker charged as burglar
• Theft warrant issued for UGA safety
• Event brings costumed hoards to Atlanta
• Man sought in Aiken County double homicide
• Augusta store sells $100,000 lottery ticket
• AAA offers tips for Labor Day travelers
• Blythe schools 'locked down' today
• DNR adjusts to lean budget
• Bond denied in child sex case
• Adams praises joint venture
• Georgia Power files tariff for PSC review
• Cancer a main issue for Barnes
• Sanford will visit Aiken on Thursday
• Streetlamp additions to improve visibility
• UGA safety suspended after theft charge
• Blaze rips through mobile home
• Indictment in threat against prosecutor
• Postcards keep coming; New Hampshire actually a popular place
• Ga. HOV lanes about to be adapted for toll use
• Driver crashes into postal truck, flees
• SC troopers step up holiday patrols
• Meeting will address Bath railroad changes
• Man found naked in girl's closet arrested
• Raise SC gas tax, panel says
• No grand jury probe of Deal, lawyer says
• Gulf oil rig explodes off La. coast
• Disbarred lawyer Eichholz loses sentence appeal
• UGA not taking over MCG, Adams says
• Pepper spray empties Athens classroom
• Ga., SC get grants for news tests
• Ga. public employee charged with growing marijuana
• Suspect sought in Aiken home invasion
• UGA tailgaters to feel squeeze
• City tax collections up, mayor says
• 5 charged in Atlanta fraud scheme
• BAE Systems' Aiken plant to cut positions
• Officers get swift water training
• SRS lab, Ukraine announce joint effort
• Housing fraud is revealed
• Candidate Barnes tours MCG cancer facility
• Doraville police captain resigns
• Aiken homicides suspect named
• Soldier found dead at Fort Stewart
• Study ranks Ga. road system among tops in U.S.
• Jury convicts Georgia man in slaying of ex-DA
• North Augusta man faces child sex charges
• Deal touts plans for education
• Police seek store owner's attacker
• Exchange students have arrived at ASU
• 2nd SC deputy fired in inmate beating
• Link to Obama is Barnes' liability
• Hurricane not expected to affect holiday travelers
• Ministry remembers Shalamar Byrd
• Video released of Harlem holdup
• Let 18-year-old soldiers drink on post, Ga. congressman says
• Questions arise in SC med school expansion
• Commuters rave about new route to work
• Deputies capture Evans fugitive
• Fewer homicides occur in August
• Cops spot marijuana from air, 2 arrested
• Police look at where pickup struck runner
• Krispy Kreme burglar discovered
• Workers demoted for fudging hours
• Gun pulled during restaurant fight
• Longtime secretary graduates to retiree
• Spurrier: Garcia to start at QB
• Jar turns out to be work of heralded slave potter
• Two GreenJackets named postseason all stars
• Aiken County teenager is charged with arson
• Aiken firm plans layoffs
• Augusta Canal offers training site
• Free prescription drug card is now available
• N.Y. slaying suspect found in Jackson
• Candidate Deal says promote kids midyear if ready
• Third suspect charged in man's June 28 death
• Aiken Triple Crown dates set
• Section 8 frauds lead to Georgia arrests
• Deputies charge men sitting outside bank
• NAACP offers bus trip to Washington event
• Ga. officer dead, swerving to avoid dog
• Man, 31, charged with impersonating officer
• Ga. factories ease up on acelerator, still moving forward
• SC Green Party candidate protests Thurmond name
• Local docudrama will air on ETV this month
• Sex offender sought for failing to report
• Braves phenom Freeman started tonight
• SC prosecutors seek to block new trial
• Pilot died protecting fellow soldiers
• Poll: Obama a huge drag on Roy Barnes
• Ga. State U unveils tax credit calculator online
• College Night set for high school students
• Arrest in SC cold case
• Children, infirm warned of Atlanta air quality
• Smoke tests narrow hunt for contaminated water
• Ga. police chief linked to sex parties
• War toll is heaviest in poor, rural areas
• SRS leak prompts procedure evaluation
• Critics turn out for Georgia Power rate hearing
• Ex-Gwinnett official linked to church theft
• No arrests in related Aiken homicides
• CMA announces first round of nominees
• Fox Theatre occupant won't be evicted
• Drivers see gas prices fall ahead of holiday weekend
• Good Samaritan hit while helping accident victim
• Georgians stressing, report says
• Area abuzz with more mosquitoes
• College Night Sept. 14 at James Brown Arena
• Grovetown middle pupil arrested
• Augusta has hot summer but cooler nights
• Smoke used to find sewage leaks
• Task force proposal is rejected
• Alabama's Ingram hurt, will miss opener
• Aiken schools seek your input tonight
• SRS leak prompts procedure evaluation
• Vehicle hits runner, putting her into ICU
• Canal Authority completes purchase of Sibley Mill
• Burglars vandalize school on weekend
• Aiken wreck on I-20
• School safety officers reinforce good deeds
• Man flees traffic stop in Evans
• United Way hopes to raise $4.2 million
• Mold may have sickened SC magistrate, workers
• Old box contains Augusta scholar's history
• Wagner man arrested after standoff
• Georgia police chief dies on cruise
• Man says he was robbed at home
• Atlanta zoo neighbor clubbed missing snake to death
• Shots fired after fight, witnesses say
• Ga. man charged with burglary, stabbing dog
• Augusta man shot in foot
• Gwinnett monk cleared of code violation
• Georgia girl who doesn't feel pain helps researchers understand condition
• Nuclear industry takes new path for new plants
• Golf statue stolen from apartment
• Chronicle marks 225th year
• Snake that escaped from Atlanta zoo found dead
• Reservist charged in Ga. shooting claims trance
• Ga woman convicted in 2 antifreeze deaths dies
• Plastic maker Jatco to open in Greenwood
• Ga. man dies of goat attack injuries
• Grief remains with mother 4 years later
• 'Stink bug' invasion is around the corner
• Augusta plans changes on 15th Street
• Grovetown Middle pupil arrested
• Burglars drawn to military gear
• Summer's been warm, but not bad
• Connection in slayings unknown
• Council on tax reform seeks input
• Man shot in hand while resisting armed robber
• Aiken pedestrian struck: road closed
• Augusta man shot dead this morning
• Bomb squad at Atlanta airport this morning
• Georgia swimmer dies off Florida Panhandle
• Plane lands on Ga. golf course
• 'Mad Men,' 'Modern Family' win top Emmy Awards
• 2-year-old Calif. boy killed by car in SC driveway
• Blackville mayor dies in 2-car collision
• SC seeks money to mark Civil War anniversary
• Missing Atlanta zoo snake may be in building
• Local air quality determination delayed
• SC officials worry about doctor shortage
• Passenger dies on flight from Nigeria to Atlanta
• Braves win in ninth on McCann homer
• U.S. run ended in Little League World Series
• Kuchar wins Barclays in playoff
• Five years after Katrina, revival not yet complete
• Merck's widow feels husband's presence
• Merck was always motivated to help others
• Triathletes wary about Savannah River contamination, but still training
• Coroner says burned body was Augusta woman
• Task force must envision community superheroes
• We're still here for you after 225 years
• Man is robbed walking from store
• Fight leaves apartments without power
• Some say taxes not spent well
• Jones' fun-loving ways served him in life
• Death penalty sought in Burke County slayings
• Shag takes center stage
• Richmond County school district files insurance claim for storm damage
• Digital files at University Hospital will free up space, funds
• Family of researcher built local landmarks
• Dress code applied at games
• Woman backs over repo man with car
• Triathletes wary about Savannah River contamination, but still training
• Coroner says burned body was Augusta woman
• Support helped Jones family pull through
• Loran Smith leaving Bulldog sideline
• World's 3rd oldest person turns 114
• Richmond County tribunal expels accused students
• Mold closes SC elementary school
• MOX plant safe, commission says
• UGA tailback charged with not reporting accident
• Sheriff's office issues new sketch
• Largest ship visits Savannah
• Accused Ga. soldier's defense seeks Iraq trip
• James gets 5 life terms plus 61 years
• Death sentence possible in Waynesboro slaying
• Man paroled in '92 murder case
• Convict says mistakes made at SC hotel fire trial
• Greenhouse gas regulation and power plants
• Wife survives without high school sweetheart with 'grace'
• SC agency finds 35 illegal workers at school sites
• Widow stays strong for children
• Worker feared drowned at Ga. water plant
• Neighbors grieve loss of woman
• Closed Ga. warehouse full of rats, ex-employees say
• 2 arrested in summer homicides
• 4 overnight holdups on south side
• School bus wreck hurts five
• Ga. teen in accidental shooting
• Silver Bluff will still offer concessions; nothing to be fried
• Clemson hopes to raise $600 million
• Photojournalism once a passion of portrait taker
• Exploding oxygen tanks fuel house fire
• Augusta man might have oldest 'Chronicle'
• SC high school football player dies
• NRC OKs MOX plan
• Aiken Cup draws 144 soccer teams
• SC Sheriff: Mom left twins alone, all 3 died
• SRS contractor wins award
• Leaders say Aiken's doing well
• Harlem bandit sought
• Two arrested in separate slayings
• Georgia to receive federal housing aid
• Heritage tournament pushed back for 2011
• New drawing released of Aiken slaying victim
• 2-year-old injured last week dies at hospital
• Taylor, Woods lead at Barclays
• Jaguars bow out at U.S. Amateur
• North Augusta pizza hut bandit sought
• Metro Augusta jobless rate up slightly
• Gas leak evacuates Mexican restaurant
• Stepfather now faces murder charge
• Suspect charged in Burley death
• Bulldogs fans can text for help at games
• Warren County fills out new school board
• School bus wreck hurts five
• North Georgia man hospitalized after goat attack
• Athens inmate claims wife got phony divorce
• School tribunal findings released
• Leaders say Aiken's doing well
• SC high school football player dies
• Serial stabbings suspect leaves Atlanta jail
• Georgia to receive federal housing aid
• SC Sheriff: Mom left twins alone, all 3 died
• NRC OKs MOX plan
• 2-year-old injured last week dies at hospital
• Harlem bandit sought
• SRS contractor wins award
• Augusta jobless rate up slightly
• Heritage tournament pushed back for 2011
• 22-year-old's 'journey' was cut short
• Bulldogs fans can text for help at games
• Taylor, Woods lead at Barclays
• Sadness, anger linger years after Youmans' death
• Athens inmate claims wife got phony divorce
• Gas leak evacuates Mexican restaurant
• Committee will look at middle school athletics
• North Augusta pizza hut bandit sought
• Warren County fills out new school board
• Georgia, Augusta to grow modestly
• Cops fear body could be Burley
• School tribunal findings released
• Teacher's killer saw threat, profilers say
• North Georgia man hospitalized after goat attack
• Serial stabbings suspect leaves Atlanta jail
• Loss of tax credit causes home sales to plummet
• Woman shot at apartment mailbox
• Centers brighten job picture
• Georgia hiker missing in Denali National Park
• H1N1 shot proved safe
• Gwinnett inmate tried to hire hit man, police say
• Train kills man beneath Bobby Jones Expressway overpass
• DNR board told Athens chemical spill is monitored
• Cops ask SC's Greene to leave restaurant meeting
• Man in custody after North Augusta fight
• Ga. authorities warn of gas credit scam
• 'Empty spot' remains for mother 6 years later
• Ga. man finds dead kitten in mailbox
• Bombing engineer really a 'gentle giant'
• Free boat inspections to be offered Saturday
• Georgia will get funding
• Ammonia leak reported at Georgia poultry plant
• Officials will discuss middle school sports
• Aiken police seek help in 2008 slaying
• Third victim takes stand at rape trial
• Mother, 2 sons killed in SC house fire
• 'Annie' tops winners at Augusta Players awards
• Water tests still show hazards
• Aiken Tech will reward better problem solvers
• ASU's Reed advances at U.S. Amateur
• Richmond County schools could get lacrosse
• School panel to look at sports
• Aiken hears concerns of small businesses
• Ga. economy could see modest growth
• New MCG governing body names board of directors
• Friends search for missing woman
• Extradition costs worry police
• Wednesday job fair planned
• Endangered darter fish found in north Georgia river
• Judge: Troy Davis failed to prove innocence
• Mercer University hopes to be tagged by Guinness
• Armed robbery this morning
• Georgia man convicted of rape in Japan
• Ga. gets 'Race to Top' federal school funds
• SC religious license plates under review
• Possibly tainted meats sold at Wal-Mart recalled
• Minor infractions found at MOX plant
• Flu vaccine advised for all older than 6 months
• Missing McDuffie man found
• Groups challenge Vogtle reactor design
• Middle school sports reviewed
• More tests done for bad Augusta water
• Sutherland Mill announces deal
• Vogtle's price inflation provision criticized
• Victim describes assault in rape trial
• CDC reviews, prepares for flu season
• House fire near Atlanta fatal
• 6-year-old's death is ruled accidental
• ASU grad student appeals ruling
• Suspect in Overstreet break-in is denied bond
• Miss Universe from Mexico
• Superintendent sees 6 schools on first day
• Free boat inspections Saturday
• Augusta man's rape trial begins
• Woman's identity sought
• Fire kills north Ga. woman
• Talks resume on new interstate linking Augusta-Knoxville
• Augusta teen jailed in explosives case
• Agency finds 4 minor MOX violations
• Smith family still not convinced war was justified
• Profile to be released in Aiken slaying
• Smith chose Army, but worried about Iraq duty
• Tiger Woods, wife get divorce
• Family business was always part of McMonigle's plan
• Ga. panel looks at campaign transfers
• Our 'noodle' becomes cute little girl with promising vocabulary
• Flu to look different this year
• Roberson will start job by touring all schools
• Group cites Vogtle site flaws
• Super Speeder fine gets credit for fewer deaths
• Tax-reform panel meets here
• Schools alter math lessons
• City increases water scrutiny
• Evans first-grader dies while trapped in vehicle
• Augusta man dies in Columbia County
• Barnes wants Deal to debate, reveal income
• School copes with first-grader death
• Fort Gordon team wins big in iPhone competition
• Plant Vogtle price-inflation provision stirs critics
• MCG team part of new kidney study
• One Supreme Court candidate is campaigning against federal government
• Golf tournament to honor Vernon Forrest
• SC man dies nearly 2 years after balcony fall
• Two free agents earn trip to RiverHawks training camp
• Atwal claims 1-shot victory at Wyndham
• Lexington bats beat GreenJackets again
• Widow, son still wonder why soldier died in Iraq
• First area man to die in Iraq loved military
• Pollution can change with weather, rain
• News Building named 2010 ornament
• Judge was not target of break-in
• Boats race at Paddlefest
• Analysis shows some water sources OK, others not fit for wading
• Liens aim to collect back taxes
• Mentoring program for military to be given
• County-owned pickup damaged by set fire
• Judge rejects Keeton lawsuit
• Pakistan relief plan grows
• Sonic employee hopes to skate to the top
• Poll shows glimpse of November
• High school football scores
• Summerville has been fighting increased crime
• Overstreet has been active in deterring break-ins
• Murder charge filed in Thursday shooting
• Bravo Company to get deployment ceremony
• 'Chronicle' gives tours for 225th anniversary
• Ga. rescuers seek man who fell from boat
• 2nd suspect arrested following fatal break-in at judge's home
• Judge shoots intruder who broke in through window
• St. Sebastian ramps, bridge aid commuters
• Summer downpours delay runoff project in Aiken
• Post office's tote boxes would be a top seller
• New name for MCG draws much scrutiny
• Daughter on quest to find sperm donor
• Stepfather arrested on child cruelty charge
• Deployment ceremony will be held Saturday
• Man killed in break-in at Judge Overstreet's home identified
• SC's unemployment rate up slightly in July
• Hundreds at funeral for dead SC toddlers
• Teachers group backs Democrat Barnes
• Ga. woman leaves kids in car at courthouse, jailed
• New Augusta Canal bridge now open
• Cherry Tree shooting leaves 1 dead, 1 in jail
• Jaguars get their due as champs
• School briefly evacuated after pupil tries to set fire
• Flirtatious texts lead to sergeant's demotion
• Bobby Jones Expressway traffic backed up
• Hephzibah home meth lab explodes
• Perdue names 2 investigators to cheating probe
• Goodwill to reveal new store
• Mentoring program for military to be given
• Edgefield textile plant to hire 16
• Trinity-on-the-Hill extends hands beyond parish
• Two men charged in teen's killing
• Program brings native Chinese speakers to classrooms
• Augusta trucking companies welcome texting ban
• Columbia County plan might close, move older schools
• North Augusta home invasion reported
• Floors will be fixed in both Butler gyms
• St. Sebastian project nearly complete
• Civil War POW camp offers a glimpse from Georgia's past
• ACT scores top peers across state, country
• Travel pay not a new benefit
• Waiting plaintiff misses 1st class
• Officers learn to deal with situations involving PTSD
• MCG could get a name change
• Judge to lay out law for college students
• State income tax forms harder to find
• Traffic stalled at Washington and Berckmans roads
• Civil War artifacts unveiled
• Keeton lawyers file response
• Man indicted on gas station damage
• Barnes, Deal differ on casinos in Ga.
• Columbia County ACT scores higher than state, nation
• Perdue orders special probe into test cheating
• Attorney details superintendent contract
• Braves acquire Lee from Cubs
• Details of Civil War prison camp dig coming
• Poll: Georgia consumers growing more confident
• Mason calls for talks on housing complaints
• Thomson's Welsh back for final year
• Atlanta schools battle scandal
• North Augusta home invasion reported
• Roberson hired as Richmond County superintendent
• Mother accused of killing sons in court today
• Seniors improve slightly on ACT
• Barnes, Deal faceoff averted
• Broadway season features 'Grease,' 'Color Purple'
• Man hit by train, hospitalized in Atlanta
• Local women were part of fight for vote
• Cameras still used to nab I-95 speeders
• Parade celebrates Augusta State golf title
• Lightning strikes at schools keep workers busy
• 14-year-old faces armed robbery charge
• Man arrested on burglary, kidnapping
• Father of 11 neglected children out of prison
• Atlanta courthouse security upgrades urged
• River Watch Parkway ramps open
• North Augusta buys property in Hamburg
• Westminster to dedicate new "cottage"
• Famed home run hitter dies
• USC Aiken opens doors to public Wednesday
• Atlanta couple survives plane crash
• Archeological secrets to be unveiled tomorrow
• Copper stolen from new judicial center site
• Man pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter
• ASU president to lead national honor society
• Horse diagnosed with Eastern Equine Encephalitis
• Halted work at Vogtle resumes
• Some power outages and flooding reported
• Aiken event rescheduled
• Man and woman struck by lightning
• Wagener principal begins added duties
• USC Aiken receives top ranking
• Shooting of nighttime intruder called citizen's arrest
• Hot, rainy weather expected again today
• Neumar keeps attorney to defend new charges
• ASU golf team to be honored today
• Bacteria level in river spurs probe
• Police say mom killed children before sinking car
• MCG dean resigns; no reason given
• SC gov: put moratorium on university buildings
• 21-year-old gets 25 years in Augusta cellist's killing
• New superintendent to sign contract today
• Lakeside graduate on 'Got Talent' tonight
• Copenhaver issues plea to next governor
• Ring belonged to named victim
• How would politicians like it if we returned their irritating calls?
• State Supreme Court says killer should die
• Portable speed cushions considered
• Aiken County Council to assess hiring freeze
• Energy Department meeting today
• Augusta Tech receives donation
• Columnist, wordsmith James Kilpatrick dies at 89
• Neumar appears in courtroom
• License plate scanners to keep eye on visitors
• Bodies of 2 children found in car in SC river
• Projects build on school year
• MCG School of Medicine dean resigns
• Class swap aims to aid test scores
• Car flips on Wheeler Road this morning
• The makings of a family
• Smooth start so far for Aiken County schools
• TV show explores mystery behind Edgefield face jug
• More thunderstorms possible throughout today
• Man reports robbery on Old Savannah Road
• Augusta pediatrician, wife killed in wreck
• Fire station robbed of television, report says
• School building in Emanuel County burns
• Crash backs up traffic on Interstate 20 bridge
• Farmers market gearing up near Columbia
• Teen reportedly raped on walk to school
• Teen killed when inner tube hits piling
• Man suspected of break-ins is shot
• Augusta music store broken into
• Convenience clerk reports scam
• Suspect caught at Housing Authority
• New ASU teaching degree to be offered
• Family moves out of shelter
• Class sizes increase as funds drop
• Augusta attractive to the homeless
• Barnes, Deal go toe-to-toe
• Watney has cushion in final major
• Braves' East lead shrinks
• Harvick passes Hamlin, holds on to win at Michigan
• Braves rout Dodgers 13-1
• S.C. attorney general defends lawsuits against feds
• Watson, Johnson make first Ryder Cup team
• Police still examining death in woods
• Richmond County school district backs Laney principal
• Housing upgrades foster pride in Aiken communities
• Police get closer to community
• College enrollment up again
• Jaguars to visit White House
• Man who fell from stilt house identified
• Georgia Power lineman dies of burn injuries
• SC dairy plant closing will eliminate 151 jobs
• SC football player dies after collapsing on field
• Watney leads by three in PGA
• Police seek burglars who nabbed burial urn
• Upcoming events at Paine College
• Sibling fight gets heated in Columbia County
• Ring might help identify burned body
• Call for help linked to soldier's slaying
• Woman charged with burning brother's house
• Aiken slaying victim identified
• Former Evans basketball star linked to MP shooting
• Soldier faces child porn charges
• 'Brutal' stabbing kills woman in Grovetown
• Haley touts jobs creation
• Ring may hold slaying clue
• Child care center to move temporarily
• GBI investigates man found dead
• GreenJackets defeat Braves
• Hit-and-run driver suspect caught
• Skaters stoked about contest
• Longshot US Senate candidate from SC indicted
• Deal has reply for White House
• It's official: McGarity UGA AD
• Contract signing Tuesday
• Flood advisory for east central Georgia
• No suspects identified in slayings
• Kuchar takes PGA lead
• Weather uproots area greens
• Latest: Padgett lanes still closed
• Arrests made in soldier's slaying
• SC dog eats school board petition
• Car thefts expected to decrease as heat drops
• Atlanta man tortured, killed
• Barrow gears up to fight for seat
• Paine to honor educator Sunday
• Home detention for SC cockfighting organizer
• Folk artist remembered
• Tiger rises then falls
• Ex-Aiken deputy cleared in assault
• Bond revoked for doctor accused of killing wife
• Morningside Drive lane closed
• ABC's home show extends deadline for nominations
• Haley talks jobs in Aiken
• 33 vets missed in alert
• Serial murder suspect arrested in Atlanta
• Davidson parents face delays
• Ga. woman rams monument
• Funding might be roadblock to freeway
• SC university suspends sorority for hazing
• Buyers sought for MOX product
• Taylor shoots 73 at PGA
• Priorities of politics discussed in mayor's race
• PGA Friday Tee Times
• Deal gets Handel's support
• Mold prompts MCG child center shift
• Augusta Tech will hold open houses at 3 sites
• McGarity selected for Georgia AD post
• Suspect in shooting on Telfair Street arrested
• Charles Howell III one shot off lead
• Two bodies found burned in Aiken
• Arrest in Grovetown slaying
• Parts of Ga. slip back into drought
• Downtown improvements coming
• Ga. detective triggers Ariz. child porn arrest
• Augusta man sentenced on drug charges
• Pilot killed in Wilkes crash identified
• Braves lose Chipper with ACL injury
• Man robs Ga. store, apologizes to clerk
• Walton Way wreck sends 6 to hospital
• Lollipop bandit leaves trail of treats
• Trial of ex-Aiken deputy continues
• Ex-Ga. principal may be extradited
• Aiken schools OK discipline tribunals
• Plane crash pilot to be identified
• New Ellenton sets mayor candidates
• SC's Greene swaps political T-shirts
• Toxicology results coming in Ga. drowning
• Investigation continues in Barnwell shooting
• Wadley artist Willie Tarver remembered
• South Ga. school system on probation
• Investor begins 9-year sentence for swindle
• GBI releases letter in missing Ga. woman case
• Costs of PSAT passed to Columbia County parents
• Bond revoked for slaying suspect
• Board picks Roberson to lead schools
• Pavin denies Woods report
• Regents present budget strategy
• Man likely to lose eye from fight
• Lawsuit contests Vogtle reactor loan
• TV 'Makeover' show looking for homes
• Sales tax plan goes to referendum
• Haley in Aiken Thursday
• Muslims begin month of fasting
• Warner Robins police chief suspended
• Restaurant ratings now posted on site
• VA: 33 Augusta patients overlooked in 2009 alerts
• Investigator aims to continue his winning streak
• Seattle man charged with killing girlfriend in SC
• One dead in Barnwell Co. shooting
• SC officials charged with violating FOIA
• SC town seeks illegal immigrant housing ban
• Georgia student advisers sought
• Nikki Haley unveils SC job plan
• Keeton asks court halt ASU action
• MCG will get grant for nurse training
• Hephzibah woman drowned in pool, autopsy finds
• Clinic's expansion will help fulfill mission
• Hephzibah teen arrested after gun found at school
• Students remember classmate
• Ga. colleges face more cuts
• Stimulus job tallies challenged
• Boy, 13, charged with taking car, crashing
• Roy Barnes ready no matter who wins today
• ASU denies claims made by student
• Marine returned to SC to face murder charge
• Roberson gets Richmond school superintendent post
• Good deed leads to theft of clothing
• SC man, 66, suffocated; 41-year-old charged
• Former Aiken deputy's trial begins
• Golf cart wreck kills N.Ga. woman
• 5 SC residents may be called in Smith trial
• Council OKs Aiken depot purchase
• SC deputy fired after inmate beating
• Woman charged with shoplifting stool softener
• Ex-Sen. Stevens dies in plane crash
• What should Georgia do with juvenile offenders?
• Columbia County board to discuss PSAT fee
• Regents vote to trim spending 4 percent
• Woman saves neighbors from Hinesville fire
• School year passes first tests
• Woods willing to be a captain's pick
• Scientist chosen as director
• Group sues for Vogtle records
• Plan for natural gas goes forward
• It's back to the polls
• Student, 17, accused in phony Facebook profile
• Pilot dies in Wilkes plane crash
• Tattoo artists question parts of ordinance plan
• Augusta area alert issued for stolen church checks
• Backers show up in force to Aiken prayer rally
• Augusta investment thief begins federal prison stint
• Church wants to rally Aiken Christians for prayer
• Greenbrier's Cumpton signs with Pirates
• Summer of work helped student set goals
• School start brings smiles, some problems
• Break-in at Pizza Joint
• Guard stabbed at Fulton jail
• Augusta dog bakery burglarized
• NC Civil War death claims under review
• Woman found dead in Hephzibah pool
• Hilton Head drowning reported
• Stabbing in Columbia County
• Soldiers threw grenade simulators at crowd
• Hopefuls count on the stars
• Hwy 56 wreck injures teen today
• Norman voices her support for arts
• Columbia County's Beale to retire
• Schools open with premieres and final acts
• Michigan top fuel hydro racer John Haas dies
• Athens medical college campus to open doors today
• Historic Augusta seeks nominations
• Palin comes to Ga. for Handel
• New director for SRS lab
• Charges against teen in fake Facebook page
• Ga. company blamed for misspelled signs
• Wheeler returning to GreenJackets starting rotation
• Aiken wreck blocks traffic
• Patrols increasing on busy SC interstate
• Woman found dead in pool identified
• Tattoo business meeting today
• Ga. voters get break after Tuesday
• Augusta rolls back millage
• Ga., Tenn. eye federal money for rail
• Ga. pastor arrested protesting 'Demon' mascot
• South Ga. teens in critical condition
• Palin comes to Georgia for Handel
• Ga. soldier facing molestation charge
• SC colleges have highest tuition in South
• Montoya wins at Watkins Glen
• Driverless car strikes University Hospital entrance
• Man, 25, found dead in McDuffie County
• Teen shot in hand this morning
• Georgia Outdoor Services equipment, tools stolen
• Ga. teen killed by car rolling down driveway
• Man threw gasoline, matches at woman, police say
• SC police investigate drowning
• Police: Hotel clerk shot, killed would-be robber
• State Court hopes changes cut case backlog
• Ga. drug task force nets 30 arrests in sweep
• Foreclosure tour shows off deals
• Mahan wins at Firestone, earns Ryder Cup spot
• Governor wants to aid GOP unity
• Scam takes $800 from N. Augusta man
• Handel ahead by slim margin
• What's wrong with Tiger?
• Uncertainty forces cuts in days, budgets
• Back-to-back homers spark GreenJackets win
• Illegal immigration barriers not working
• Handel, Deal butt heads in final debate
• Jessye Norman lends talent to benefit
• GOP debate for attorney general included lots of flash
• SC may limit 'out of whack' ethics fines
• Analysis: Deal vs. Handel more ballgame than horse race
• Huckabee stumps for Deal
• Hopeful signs for SC sea turtles amid longterm decline
• SC man drowns in creek during heavy downpour
• Baby bitten by pit bull in critical condition
• Early voting light in Richmond County
• Husband saves wife, wife saves husband
• Atlanta man charged with pot in court
• Missing copter found crashed
• Athens area man sets self on fire after girlfriend fight
• Area singers compete to be Augusta Idol
• PASS test scores to aid teachers
• DOE also looks into SRS injury
• Suspect in killings, 78, fails to appear - again
• Ex-Thomson teacher indicted on child porn
• PSC debate focuses on solar power, U.S. Constitution
• Perdue neutral in GOP race
• Project prepares veterans for work
• Palmer, O'Hair share Bridgestone lead
• Warren County loses three school officials
• Perry leads senior division of Orville White Cup
• 'Stan the fan' is a legend at Lake Olmstead
• Aiken-trained Quality Road upset in Whitney
• Online stroke alerts funded
• Handel, Deal in morning debate
• Savannah police mum on suspect murder details
• Feds probe SRS accident
• ASU gets $1.1 million grant
• Ga. Tech freshman class most diverse ever
• Jags' Norlander loses in Western Am match play
• Richmond school candidate out
• Georgia woman rescued from Oregon cliff
• Handel, Deal tied, poll says
• Perdue removes Warren school board members
• Georgia 1-yr-old pours hot grease on self
• Georgia sees July revenues rise
• Dearing businessman indicted on manslaughter charges
• Confederate sub sinking still mystery
• Thunderstorm watch until 9 p.m.
• Estonian extradited to US, accused of hacking
• Sales tax holiday starts today in S.C.
• Pit bull bites Atlanta baby
• Words learned to sculpt character of Georgia students
• Ex-Thomson teacher indicted on child porn
• Wind power is measured
• PSC debate dwells on solar, constitutional convention
• Paying their respects
• Ex-SC councilman released from federal prison
• Players, coaches beat the heat
• Ga. teen accepts plea deal in striptease case
• Experts say athletes should focus on fluids
• Georgia appliance rebate program nearing the end
• Georgians split on marriage ban
• Hephzibah High plans 150th celebration
• 'Sovereignty' basis for area racketeering
• 'Idol' comes to town
• Martinez man granted bond on rape charge
• Feds indict 3 on fraud charges
• Man in jail suspected in more theft attempts
• Aiken tops state average on PASS test
• School officials weigh good, bad of funding
• Wendy's restaurant closes temporarily after minor fire
• Ga. Peeping Tom made 3,300 videos
• USC medical school looks to expand
• Analysis: Contributions tell Deal-Handel tale
• Thirteen-year-old boys held on sex charges
• Ag jobs at risk after UGA told to cut
• Atlanta loses NASCAR race
• Heat advisory continues today
• Lawmakers call for needs-based HOPE
• Aiken County arrests 3 on drug charges
• Board eyes digital move
• Police arrest school break-in suspect
• Women show support for Deal
• Arrest in toe-type robbery
• Residents trickle in for pool's reopening
• Device could detect nukes
• Butler gym damage proves costly
• Complaints spur drug arrests
• Two arrested in Edgefield burglary
• Murder suspect's hearings will stay open, judge rules
• Alexander Drive reopened
• Paine orientation to continue until Monday
• Ga. gay-rights groups see hope in California ruling, politicians oppose it
• Cotton's reign fades
• Watson shines in Firestone debut; Woods struggles
• MCG freshmen meet before splitting
• Latest: I-20 now open after crash
• School transfer deadline nears
• 2 Atlanta water employees arrested
• Copter believed missing in N. Ga.
• Lawn tractor kills SC man
• Employee had many arrests
• Small SC police department burns
• Power outage at MCG campus
• School facility burglar sought
• Alexander Drive opening delayed this morning
• Gunshots in Hephzibah this morning
• Athens cab fare argument sends mom to jail
• Hit-and-run motorist struck girl, her dog
• NRC to begin inspection at Vogtle site
• Trial delay in Ga. child slaying
• Burglars break in, shoot dog
• Heat advisory continues Thursday
• Augusta Prep vandals out to attend school
• Republicans running for Ga. gov support nuke power
• A-Rod hits 600th home run
• Nikki Haley paid taxes late
• Graniteville boy, 17, arrested
• Base HOPE scholarship on need, Democrats say
• Divers recover teen's body
• White's Building stakeholder forecloses on old loan
• School gyms still salvageable after flooding
• Judge won't close pre-trial hearings in Augusta murder case
• Experts warn of river's danger
• Southern states not helping dropouts
• States with 30 percent obesity rise
• Arrest in fatal Athens stabbing
• Robberies might be connected
• Home invader killed near Atlanta
• National Night Out aims to educate, recruit
• 20,000 birds died in SC cockfighting
• Richmond County firefighters must pass new test
• Heat advisory today
• Columbia County landfill is rezoned for fun
• Toe-typing victim describes ordeal
• Damage at Butler might be $250,000
• Tuition hikes anger SC lawmaker
• President wins praise of veterans
• Deal, Handel split on education money
• Divers search for teen
• Athens plant cited for safety violations
• Little harm in Athens chemical spill
• Update: Some flooding as rains diminish
• Cop accidently shoots gun in Ga. bank
• On her toes: bound Atlanta woman messages for help
• Handel leads Deal in GOP race, poll finds
• Butler gym damage might not be so bad
• Flooding closes Alexander Drive
• Weekend fire damage at Georgia monastary
• Man shot Monday night on Telfair Street
• Urgent care franchise coming to Augusta
• Georgia truck wreck spreads logs across interstate
• Edgefield, Aiken traffic fatalities reported
• PGA on Ocean Course will be scarce ticket
• SC mom smothered son, police say
• Fire at Aiken's Churchill Commons
• Ga. city may oust cat leash law
• SRS manager celebrating 2 years
• Graniteville shooting investigated
• Warning: Wednesday's gonna be hot
• Greenville Republican Party rebukes Graham
• River flow can prove dangerous, experts warn
• Obesity levels going up
• Dangerously hot weather persists across Georgia
• Favre tells Vikings he will not return, AP says
• Ga. crash kills 13-year-old driver
• Neighbors tell police North Augusta man exposed himself
• Are Americans now more honest about their weight?
• Former Lynx Matt Auffrey signs with RiverHawks
• Graniteville pool to open Wednesday
• Ga. grandmother wins lottery
• Divers to resume search for teen
• Bernice King breaks silence, asks SCLC to end rift
• GOP women touch down in city for Deal campaign
• Missing teen's body found
• Armed intruders demanded drugs, Hephzibah woman says
• Richt, players talk about season
• Appleby joins elite '59' club
• Martinez man facing rape charge
• Aiken, Edgefield schools fail to meet yearly goals
• Roadwork slows traffic on Old Evans Road
• Georgians must cross state lines for tax-free items
• Police plan Night Out events
• Handel, Deal point fingers, argue taxes during debate
• Neumar fails to appear in court today
• Obama visits Atlanta; Barnes heads south
• Killing of woman investigated in Columbus
• Bookbags, supplies donated for students
• SC's Graham: Document leakers must be found
• Georgia lottery programs in trouble
• SC man drowns in Lake Moultrie
• South Ga. leadership waning
• SC man who pled to reckless homicide faces charge
• Man dies fleeing Ga. troopers
• July hotter than usual
• Obama in Atlanta; Roy Barnes elsewhere
• Texting can lead to tickets
• Cracked pelvis, broken bones don't stop Ga. wedding
• Obama: US shifts Iraq commitment
• Sea lions, dolphins help protect south Ga. Navy base
• Butler high gym flooded
• UGA chosen nation's top party school
• Woman arrested in Facebook case
• UGA offers gameday parking for $120
• Columbia County might rezone portion of landfill
• Indicator points to continued strength in Ga. factories
• Horse with Aiken ties more than a Little Warm
• Health care costs on rise for Augusta
• Thunderstorms leave residents without power
• Superintendent hopefuls discuss plans, experience
• Schools help pupils adjust to transition
• Local church, state clashes stir emotions
• Soldier gets funeral 146 years later
• Appleby shoots 59 at Greenbrier Classic
• Langer pulls away to win U.S. Senior Open title
• Atlanta robber complains about lack of loot
• 22 taken down in targeted Richmond County drug raid
• Early voting for runoff starts next week
• Fast-food robberies may be linked
• Jellyfish stings up at S.C. beaches
• Storms leave 5,000 without power
• Horse with Aiken ties wins Jim Dandy Stakes
• Woman says she was knocked out, robbed
• Mother of soldier killed in Iraq won't lose home
• Fatal shooting reported in Edgefield County
• Palin to rally for Handel in Atlanta
• Beacon system aims to aid in health records swap
• Laney retreat more expensive
• Augusta Utilities meter man arrested in crack case
• 2010 already twice as smoggy as 2009
• Pardue backs out of race for Senate
• Signs direct visitors from gateways to attractions
• Laney trip under fire as too ritzy
• Obama coming to Ga. Monday
• South Aiken holds midnight practice
• Augusta utilities worker busted for drugs
• Athens man robbed of $2,000 lottery winnings
• Back to school events planned
• Athens saying farewell to Navy School
• NCAA talks with two Clemson football players
• Athens chemical fire probe delayed
• Gamecock practices open to the public
• Gym sauna blamed for Ft. Stewart fire
• Bank holdup suspect captured this afternoon
• Leaders of Savannah church seek review
• Cops wound man after N. Ga. manhunt
• Ga. slaying suspect found in NY hospital
• Child porn charge for SC pastor, wife
• SC cops seek link in 3 cases
• SC to standardize roadside memorials
• SC man sentenced for cockfighting ring
• 15-year-old charged with molestation
• Southeastern Bank earnings up
• Investigations closed; death was accidental
• Accident may yield new rules
• Ga. gator video gets worldwide notice
• Art Factory received grant
• Attorney general candidate admits affair
• NJ won't probe Ga. CEO's fatal shooting
• Williams to appeal 9-year sentence
• Food gets Clemson in NCAA trouble
• Ga. teen feared drowned found back at hotel
• PSAT cost could go to Columbia County parents
• SRS contamination stops work
• Savannah could feel 118 heat index today
• Tickets for texting start Sunday in Georgia
• Athens chemical spill turns creek blue
• Owner eager to get Miller Theatre show started
• USC Aiken assistant takes D-III women's job
• City of Aiken could take on railroad depot project
• Weatherspoon signs with Falcons
• Early voting begins Monday in Augusta
• 2 charged in Carrollton murder
• Donations pay for tools for fire department
• McDuffie escapee captured in north Georgia
• Gunshot leads police to pot, stolen firearm
• US Judge Moye dies in Atlanta
• Judge tosses suit similar to ASU case
• North Augusta Wendy's robbed
• S.C. GOP staying firm on immigration measure
• Man charged with concealing Ga. teacher's death
• Graniteville still watching water use
• SC officials: YMCA followed rules before drowning
• Web site takes bets on Augusta State case
• Evans man reports holdup
• Superintendent finalists hailed by former peers
• Couple robbed this morning
• Augusta cited for smoggy air again
• Former Atlanta police chief nominated as marshal
• SRS contamination may lead to new procedures
• Laney group meeting at resort hotel
• IRS gives temporary break to Ga. charities
• Evans woman wins $400,000
• Pardue dropping out of Senate race
• Workers rally for Medicaid funding extension
• After 6 weeks, cops ID body in SC woods
• Blood donations run low during summer
• Hilton Head might finance Heritage tournament
• Longs' 10 children free to be adopted
• SC deputy cleared in 2 suspect shootings
• Deal makes stops in Augusta area
• ASU posts suit response on Facebook
• Richmond County's superintendent pool down to 3
• Columbia County school board member wants clearer understanding of cell phone records
• Columbia County parents might face PSAT costs
• Stockade's secrets almost out in open
• Mom's ears, dad's stripes: Zedonk
• Swinney's salary more than doubles
• 2 states gain little in child well-being
• Ga. pastor takes on school's demon mascot
• First Bank of Georgia holding company reports $1.9 million quarterly loss
• South Ga. woman shot during street party
• Columbia County parents might face PSAT costs
• Warren ouster recommended
• Campaign to create 'squeaky wheels' for Georgia public health services
• AP Interview: Deal says he's not a target of probe
• SRS pilots get award
• Rep. Kingston endorses Deal
• Homebuilder Jake Ivey dies weeks after surgery
• Perdue passes baton of tax-reform commission
• Ethics complaint cites Handel use of funds
• Storm knocks out power, starts fires
• Man robbed on Greene Street
• Argument over grass mowing near marijuna patch gets violent
• Child molester, 19, receives three life sentences
• DeKalb police officer shot in arm
• 4-month-old taken from NC mom found in SC
• Man says ex-fiancee took rings, trashed them
• Athens chemical fire still danger
• Man punched repeatedly by would-be robber
• Lightning kills 4 horses in north Georgia
• 18-year-old woman dies in car crash near Monetta
• Georgia-Pacific plans W.Va. shutdown
• Feeling the heat and the beat
• Heat advisory canceled today
• Homebuilder Jake Ivey dies
• Closed-door interviews for schools chief to continue
• Atlanta woman kidnapped, forced to get cash
• Radium prompts notices in Aiken
• Gas station armed robber sought
• Sentence in child molestation case
• Teachers vie for job within Laney reform
• South Georgia gator video attracting viewers
• New trial granted for SC man in Zoloft case
• Ruling clamps interbasin flow
• Security Federal reports higher quarterly earnings
• Tigers' Parker at peace with decision
• Assault cases up sharply from '09
• Georgia EPD issues fine for wastewater
• Storm knocks out power, sparks fires
• UGA professor could lose tenure
• Aiken looking for summer lifeguards
• GreenJackets game rained out
• Savannah considers bringing back streetcars
• Aiken sales tax ballot almost set
• UGA reports 14 secondary violations
• Chatham jailer charged with child molestation
• Lakeside Facebook probe involves Martinez search
• Richmond schools roll back taxes
• Georgia man charged in slaying of Jacksonville woman he met on craigslist
• Ga., SC finalists in 'Race for the Top'
• Aiken man arrested after three-hour standoff
• South Ga. man charged in grandson death
• Southern Co. CEO Ratcliffe to retire
• Hotels' delinquent taxes paid, state says
• Ga. technical colleges see enrollment spike
• 700 customers lost power in Augusta area
• Work on bridge to continue until November
• Fla. lightning strike kills Ga. man
• Heat blamed in Twiggs County woman's death
• Ga. superintendent quits after e-mails collected
• Georgia Power aims to rely less on coal
• Break-in reported at Alleluia School
• Metro Atlanta hit by series of ATM thefts
• Missing teen found
• Items stolen from vehicles in south Augusta
• Child drowns at SC water park
• Hard-hitting ex-Raider Jack Tatum dead at 61
• Augusta seeks solutions for rising health care costs
• Edwin Watts Golf Shops acquires Martinez store
• Bernice King delays taking SCLC post
• More rain in forecast
• MAU holding job fair Wednesday
• Don't believe 'speeder warning' e-mail, state patrol says
• Reward in slaying of couple near Glenn Hills
• Severe thunderstorm warning issued
• Judge faults permits for proposed Ga. coal plant
• Student recovering from Ga. Tech explosion
• Soldier tells police she was raped
• MCG names interim provost
• Armed robbery reported on Gordon Highway
• Ga. judge tied to wild teen party may strike deal
• Teen sent obscene text, photo, mother says
• Mold closes fire station near Harlem
• Schools' bus boss predicts smooth upgrade
• Atlanta postal supervisor stabbed
• Businesses, green groups oppose interbasin transfers
• Heavy rains flood middle Ga. town
• Baptists unite to foster Hispanic congregations
• Fire burns nearly a dozen cars at SC church
• Naval training pays off at North Augusta crash
• SC merchants ready for sales tax holiday
• Richmond County schools' finances improve
• Suspect escapes from Atlanta police car
• Pair indicted on Aflac insurance fraud
• SC dogfight kingpin gets parole
• Macon airport at risk of losing passenger travel
• SC crews battle 6-week-old fire
• Cobb County Schools rehire laid-off teachers
• More school leaders interviews Tuesday
• Analysis: Disasters always happen at bad times
• Revenue agents raid 5 hotels for back taxes
• Owner pays after revenue agents raid 5 hotels for back taxes
• Angel Food Ministries rethinking its mission
• Aiken notifies water customers of radium
• Virginia Tech picked to win ACC
• N. Augusta man posted her nude photos, Athens woman says
• Slaying suspect surrenders today
• Handel offers education plan
• Ft. Benning civilian employee convicted of fraud
• Big profits a sure bet for casinos
• McMurray wins Brickyard after Montoya falters
• Athens man dies in motorcycle wreck
• Braves fall to Marlins in 11th
• Llama lovers on the farm
• Contador wins third Tour de France
• Banker dies swimming off St. Simons
• Pettersson rallies to win Canadian Open
• Nursing home resident found safe
• GreenJackets fall to Hickory
• S.C. officials raise bear-hunting limit
• Wife of ex-coach Cowher dies at age 54
• Fitness goal of fire, police programs
• GOP rivals trade barbs over abortion, records
• Endorsements give 'mama grizzlies' a paw up
• Boxer's grieving family, friends await justice
• Man charged in Aiken stabbing
• Savannah power outage darkens River Street
• Savannah police chase ends in gunfight
• ASU student says gays have 'identity confusion'
• Heat advisory until 7 p.m. today
• Woman accused of cutting man with glass
• Man says he was robbed on Kissingbower
• Apartment residents report home invasion
• Robbery reported at night depository
• High-speed chase ends with collision
• Chronicle wins eight top prizes in AP contest
• S.C. woman drowns in Broad River
• Augusta State anticipated more state budget cuts
• Bulldogs picked to finish second
• 12th District hopeful skipping Sunday debate
• GOP candidates clash on abortion, taxes
• Haley's positions shift on tax pledge, issues
• Bucardo dominates in GreenJackets win
• Name on campaign ad could cause issues for Overstreet
• Memorial ride aims for safe roads
• Cooling centers open to anyone
• Augusta Riverwalk Fireworks
• Transforming Teacher Pay
• Governor Celebrates Augusta Launch of Newly Designed Georgia Licenses, IDs
• Fitness Together Staff Finish Half Ironman Program
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• Augusta Tax Day Tea Parties Protest Rally April 15 Tea Party
• HOST FAMILIES NEEDED FOR EXCHANGE STUDENTS
• Save On Medical Equipment !!
• International Folk Dance Club Performance
• Miss Fair Pageant
• Amateur Talent Contest
• 2007 4-H Livestock Show
• Georgia-Carolina State Fair

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