Toccoa News

Former Athens racing luminary Herb "Tootle" Estes was selected over the weekend for induction into the Georgia Racing Hall of Fame.

CLARKESVILLE a ' One man was killed after a crash in Habersham County late Wednesday, the Georgia State Patrol said.

UGA announced today that it has finalized an eight-year media rights deal with ISP Sports valued at $92.8 million.

A familiar voice to Southeastern Conference football fans is going to work at Georgia.

Bowen, Marshall, 31, of Winder; 11 a.m. at the funeral home chapel; Carter Funeral Home, Winder, has charge of arrangements.

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But several locally-owned banks and credit unions in Albany are growing and prospering during the recession.

Folks are really pinching their pennies these days. Instead of going on a long, pricey vacation, you might be looking for a cheaper alternative closer to home.

A Toccoa rock quarry operator has been hit with a $10,000 fine from the state Environmental Protection Division.

Union Baptist Church in Augusta received the Marguerite Williams Award, presented annually to the project that has had the greatest impact on preservation in the state.

Local General Motors dealerships are learning their fates as the company announced Friday they'll be closing roughly 1,100 dealerships.

Left to Right: Gale Macke, Executive Director of LPCA; Dr. Bill Quarterman; TOCCOA - Dr.

Brown, Bonner S., 77, of Hartwell; 11 a.m. at Strickland Funeral Home Chapel; interment in the Bethesda UMC Cemetery; Strickland Funeral Home, Hartwell, has charge of arrangements.

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Edmond Hale of Athens announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Rebecca Brock Hale, to Adam Christopher Rea, son of Mr.

U.S. Army Spc. Shawn Byrd, 29, of Toccoa, Ga., packs up computer equipment for shipping to Afghanistan from Camp Victory in Baghdad on Monday.

April 18, 2009 - 01:12 a.m. EST Ruth Clayton, left and Kay Canberg from Toccoa, Georgia take a break from shopping to enjoy some ice cream on the porch at SweeTreats Friday afternoon.

President Barack Obama called Thursday for the country to move swiftly to a system of high-speed rail travel, saying it will relieve congestion, help clean the air and save on energy.

A 47-year-old woman died when her vehicle was rear-ended on Interstate 85 near Mount Hope Church Road in Guilford County early Thursday morning.

Athens-Clarke Police Sgt. Mike Young, left, and officers Jeremy Spivey and Drew Cook receive calls about a storm after taking in a better view in the Classic Center parking deck Friday night in downtown Athens.

While temperatures were near normal for March in Georgia, rainfall was well above normal, according to data collected by the National Weather Service.