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Local landmarks receive restoration grants
The Milledgeville Chapter Junior Board of the Watson-Brown Foundation also awarded Georgia's Old Capital Museum Society with a $5,000 grant to help cover a portion of an estimated $15,000 cost to repair and restore plaster in the wall and ceiling area of the upstairs portion of the Brown-Stetson-Sanford House.
Old Glory of old: 93-year-old midstate veteran still has flag he made at age 15
Every Wednesday, while his wife is at the beauty parlor, DuPree Blankenship pays a visit to his longtime friend, Byron McCook.
Master plan in need of support
The desired end would be an overhaul of south Augusta's gateway corridors, with such eyesore-ridden intersections as Gordon Highway and Deans Bridge Road transformed into bustling hamlets where people live, work, play and, above all, open their wallets.
Commissioners meet to change the face of Augusta
Augusta-Richmond County commissioners are working on transforming the city of Augusta.
By Command Sgt. Maj. Vernon R. Praymous Commandant of the Signal Regiment Noncommissioned Officer Academy Fort Gordon, GA As the Commandant of the Signal Regiment Noncommissioned Officer Academy, located at Fort Gordon, Ga., I am continually exposed to large amounts of information and various opportunities to learn new things.
From the Annals of 1909 A special train was operated from Griffin to Macon, leaving here at 7 a.m. and returning at 10 p.m., and quite a large number of Griffin people took advantage of the opportunity to go down to Macon to attend the State Fair and to see President Taft.
H1N1 Flu Confirmed At Fort Gordon
A case of H1N1 Flu has been confirmed at Fort Gordon. Press Release : FORT GORDON, GA - Fort Gordon has one confirmed case of the H1N1 flu, a 42-year-old staff sergeant who is on temporary duty at the Post.
Wounded Soldiers Fish in the Gulf
Almost 40 wounded soldiers got a chance to escape into the Gulf's beauty Friday through a fishing trip.
Changes made to Ft. Gordon legal assistance office
FORT GORDON, GA a ' Changes have been made to the hours for legal assistance for military families and retired military at Fort Gordon.
Shot in Head While Taking Photos, Victim Still Has Long Path to Recovery
'God saved me for a purpose,' writes 47-year-old Kelly Peet, who on April 4 was shot in the face while shooting scenic photography with her three German Shepherds.
Soldier gives NCO gift of life at Walter Reed
Eleven days before Sgt. 1st Class Tanya Colomathi was to receive a kidney transplant, the doctors at a civilian hospital in Georgia told her the donor was not the best match and canceled the operation.
Klesko will be the keynote speaker at the annual event which is co-hosted by the Georgia Forestry Commission and Department of Veterans Service at Georgia Veterans Memorial Cemetery, Hwy.
Savannah Community Theatre, 2160 E. Victory Drive. Savannah Community Theatre presents the romantic comedy directed by Anthony Paderewski.
Bands taking part in the annual Heritage Plaza Jazzfest are tuning up for the Friday event, and some local students are taking tips from a professional musician prior to the big night.
Lance completes basic training
Submitted Article Gardnerville resident and Pvt. Cody Lance successfully completed basic training at Fort Benning, CA., and graduated Jan.
Reynor Calzado: Would-be priest becomes Navy innovator
Never in his mind did Reynor Calzado imagine that he would one day serve in the military.
Mother asks for bus changes after child hit by car
Tonight, her Mother wants the school system to make the stop safer. Shy' Ann Harvey was hit by a car in the 900 block of West Gordon Avenue Friday afternoon.
Gate construction to begin at Fort Gordon in April
Beginning April 15, 2009, Fort Gordon will be working on their entrance gates. The first will be Gate 2 at Gordon Highway and Robinson Avenue.
Jason Richardson describes his first National Guard deployment to Iraq as "intense." For example, he said he was traveling with a convoy of about five vehicles one time when an Improvised Explosive Device, or "Daisy Chain," detonated beside the road.