Cochran News

After searching the rubble pile twice overnight with specially-trained dogs and cameras, Atlanta fire officials said they haven't found any victims of Monday's partial collapse of a parking garage in Midtown Atlanta.

The fire that burned through the Georgia Theatre on Friday could scuttle or delay plans for a new parking deck next door.

Thomas Cheely strolls across the bridge along Heritage Trail on Wednesday afternoon in Athens.

Two candidates will vie for the vacant Pembroke City Council seat in a special election on June 16.

Georgia Highlands College has appointed three new directors for its teaching sites in Marietta, Dallas and Douglasville.

'She asked me to make sure her son graduated' Robyn Miles / Daily News Darryl Williams tries on his graduation gown with help from Callaway High School principal Kevin Jones.

Severe storms blew down trees and power lines in Houston and Bleckley counties tonight, according to eyewitnesses.

Growing up in the 1950s, Ron Abney knew more about places such as Cochran and Cary than he did about Cambodia.

A 47-year-old Nicholson man was shot to death early Sunday morning when an altercation with his son turned deadly.

An indictment does not mean a person is guilty. It means the grand jury believes there is enough evidence in the case for the district attorneys office to proceed with prosecution.

A Cochran man has been charged with causing severe head injuries to his girlfriend's 3-year-old, according to a Georgia Bureau of Investigation spokesman.

The scene looked like the in-laws were in town for the holiday weekend, but the smile on ABC Womens Clinic Becky Wood gave it away.

The Australian shearer and his helper returned Saturday to White Gates Farm on Limestone Road.

Confusion regarding a merger that rolled an aviation school into Middle Georgia College has resulted in funding for the aviation campus being left out of next year's state budget, at least for now.

Charles D. Chitty, Jr. died at his home in Albany on Saturday, March 21, after a brief illness.

If you are registered to participate in the trip, or if you are interested in learning more about this opportunity, organizers ask you to make plans to attend the meeting.

A group of electric cooperatives will be soon be offering their customers the option to offset their "carbon footprint" by protecting Georgia forests, using a surcharge on their monthly power bills.

Evelyn Virginia Culpepper Bowman, 94 of LaFayette, Ga., passed away Wednesday, March 4, 2009.

The former police chief of Pineview, who was charged last April with child molestation, has pleaded guilty to violating his oath of office in connection with a 2007 incident involving "inappropriate contact" ...

Deaths reported to The Moultrie Observer on Friday, March 6, 2009, include Lillian Richardson, 63, of Moultrie; Betty Jean Harrell Russell, 55, of Meigs; Rev.