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In search of ... winter veggies Full Story »
In search of ... winter veggies Full Story »
NAACP pushes to stop execution Full Story »
Hank Johnson won’t back down Full Story »
Despite scramble, Buckhead bank fails Full Story »
Woodward debaters talk their way to top Full Story »
Georgia football coach Mark Richt said prior to facing Virginia Tech in the 2006 Chick-fil-A Bowl that the Hokies under defensive coordinator Bud Foster "just get after it," and "their defense is better than most in the SEC, if not at the top." Full Story »
Oglethorpe County High School students returned to classes this morning but will be kept out of two classrooms while workers finish cleaning up from a mercury spill last week, county schools Superintendent Raymond Akridge said this morning Full Story »
The state Department of Transportation closed a section of Georgia Highway 53 near Oconee County High School this morning while workers clean up material that was spilled when a tanker truck overturned. Full Story »
The University of Georgia's historic but deteriorating "Red Barn" might wind up in Oconee County. Full Story »
The youth of the First Pentecostal Church of Athens wanted to go caroling this holiday season - stopping by nursing homes and shut-ins' houses, anywhere someone needed the holiday spirit. Full Story »
Police in Cobb County say they were just about to give up their search for an alleged home invader, but then a neighbor told detectives he spotted the high school student sitting in a wooded area behind his house. Full Story »
FAYETTE COUNTY, Ga. -- Fayette County Sheriff’s Office officials said a 16-year-old girl was killed in a single-vehicle crash Monday morning. Full Story »
GWINNETT COUNTY, Ga. -- Police in Gwinnett County said four people broke into the Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5TH store at Discover Mills and stole $10,000 worth of blue jeans. Full Story »
ATLANTA -- New York City has Times Square. New Orleans is known for the French Quarter, and in San Francisco, camera-toting tourists flock to Fisherman's Wharf. Full Story »
Ehsanul Islam Sadequee faced up to 60 years after he was convicted of four terror-related charges in August. Full Story »
A McDonough man is charged with theft by receiving after Henry County police found more than $1 million dollars worth of cable equipment they say was stolen. Full Story »
It has been a year since a suspension bridge being built at the Atlanta Botanical Garden collapsed forty feet to the ground below. The construction has resumed but the memory of the accident still brings pain. Full Story »
Syed Haris Ahmed was sentenced to 13 years in prison Monday for sending the tapes of U.S. landmarks to terror suspects overseas. Full Story »
Twenty-three-year-old Ehsanul Islam Sadequee could have received as many as 60 years in prison at the hearing Monday Full Story »
Duncan spoke to a group of educators and education leaders at Atlanta's Tech High School on Monday as part of a national tour to prepare for the reauthorization of the federal No Child Left Behind law. Full Story »
Former governor Roy Barnes calling for a full state government ban on gifts and contributions from lobbyists Monday. Barnes is running for governor again in next year's election. Full Story »
The U.S. education secretary said an Atlanta charter school is doing a lots of things right. Arne Duncan was in Atlanta Monday as part of his nationwide tour. The effort comes as Congress prepares to reauthorize the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. Full Story »
Gwinnett County investigators said Monday that a body found in Gwinnett County may be that of a teenage girl. Investigators said they hope evidence found at the scene will help identify the victim. Full Story »
Apartment complex workers staged a daring rescue after a DeKalb County resident was trapped by a fire Monday. The fire broke out at the Liberty Landing Homes in Stone Mountain. Full Story »
Henry County police executed a search warrant at a McDonough home Monday and found a million dollar cache of stolen goods. Investigators said they found items that included all sorts of equipment used to illegally set up cable at a person's home. The homeowner was arrested and taken to jail. Full Story »
Metro Atlanta is under a dense fog advisory until Tuesday. Meanwhile, the airport is seeing major delays of more than 2 hours. | Forecast | Airport Delays Page | Storm Tracker Weather Page Full Story »
A Florida man is sentenced to federal prison for a fraudulent prescription scheme that cost the Georgia Medicaid program $1.1 million. Full Story »
CBS Atlanta asks city council members the tough questions about firefighter's actions in a liquor store surveillance tape. Full Story »
Paul Johnson is hoping a renewed priority on postseason success will help his Georgia Tech team in its first Orange Bowl appearance in more than 40 years. Full Story »
A soldier from Austell died in a non-combat incident, according to the Defense Department. Full Story »
NEW YORK (AP) — Citigroup said Monday it is repaying $20 billion in public bailout money, freeing the banking giant from the close scrutiny and pay restrictions that came with the rescue program. T... Full Story »
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama challenged top bankers Monday to explore "every responsible way" to increase lending, saying they were obliged to help after being rescued by taxpayers. He ... Full Story »
NEW YORK (AP) — Easing concerns over global credit problems and more signs of corporate dealmaking nudged major stock indexes to new highs for the year. Stock indicators rose but posted uneven a... Full Story »
Through a special Christmas tree, the grandmother of a local soldier who was killed in Afghanistan this past summer is reaching out to others who have lost loved ones on the battlefield. On June... Full Story »
Rome writer Melanie Sumner is one of 19 Georgia-based artists and organizations to receive the National Endowment for the Arts Grant Award for 2010. Sumner, who was born in Ohio and moved to Rom... Full Story »
The aroma of the pipe meant Judge Ben J. Miller was in his chambers. Whatever question needed to be addressed was about to be answered. The smell of the pipe is gone. Judge Miller died on Friday... Full Story »
Displaying 1 records found. Church Administrative Assistant - Johns Creek Johns Creek area church looking for an Administrative Assistant, up to 28 hrs. per week *Duties: phones, worship bulletins, newsletter, light book keeping, church calendar, etc. Full Story »
December 13, 2009 FORSYTH COUNTY - As the recession continues, enrollment in state technical colleges has increased by 24 percent since this time last year, including a record enrollment at Lanier Technical College of 4,139 fall-semester students. Full Story »
December 13, 2009 CUMMING - The Cumming Christmas Parade and Festival rolled down Market Place Boulevard Dec. 5 before culminating with the annual Northside Hospital Celebration of Lights under a giant tent on the Forsyth Campus. Full Story »
December 13, 2009 CUMMING – Commission Chairman Charles Laughinghouse missed the Nov. 5 meeting so he could represent Forsyth County at the annual meeting of the Georgia Association of Regional Commissions, and the message he brought back was not good news. Full Story »
December 13, 2009 COBB COUNTY - An 82-year-old Roswell woman has been charged with vehicular homicide after she allegedly ran over a 5-year-old girl getting off a school bus Dec. 9 in Cobb County. Full Story »
Forsyth County’s information technology director has resigned in the wake of allegations that he may have obstructed justice in a federal child pornography case. Full Story »
They say time heals all wounds, but for one family, two decades haven’t been long enough. Full Story »
After 31 years of service, Forsyth County’s chief deputy clerk of court is retiring. Tears and laughter filled the jury assembly room at the Forsyth County Courthouse during a reception Thursday for Judy Westray. Westray was this year’s recipient of the Liberty Bell Award. The honor is given annually by bar associations nationwide to those who have made substantial contributions to their local ... Full Story »
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas at the Cumming Playhouse. As "Sanders Family Christmas" finishes its two-week run today, the theater in downtown Cumming still has much more in store through the month. “One of our goals at the playhouse is to allow for local talent and to really build performing arts at the grassroots,” said Linda Heard, playhouse director. “These local people work ... Full Story »
It appears the only thing successfully broken into during a recent break-in was the suspect. Full Story »
A 6-day-old sheep relaxes with its mother at a zoo in Tokyo, Dec. 13, 2009. (AP Photo/Itsuo Inouye)
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