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WR mayor race down to the wire
If numbers from the Nov. 3 election stay true, Warner Robins could make history Tuesday by electing its first minority leader.
Business Good-But-Not-Great at Society for Biblical Literature Meeting
Some religion publishers found themselves selling out of books as they served scholars who attended a relaxed, and smaller, annual meeting of the Society for Biblical Literature in New Orleans.
College Hill Gets Financial Help
The College Hill Area is receiving financial help to boost up the area. The Community Foundation of Central Georgia announced it's first recipients of the grant money.
Colleagues remember Joe David Jackson
Friday, November 20, 2009 Colleagues remember Joe David Jackson Dedication to family, UGA and practical jokes will be missed most among firm colleagues By Edward Lindsey, Wade McGuffey, and everyone at Goodman McGuffey Lindsey & J, Special to the Daily Report Last Saturday was a day that our friend Joe David Jackson would have dearly loved.
Political Notebook: Scheduling kills first debate in governor's race
It looks like Macon narrowly missed out on hosting the first major debate of the 2010 gubernatorial elections next month because all the campaigns couldn't get together on a date.
Did H1N1 Kill Dekalb College Student?
When Ronald and Patricia Quashie dropped their 19 year-old son Ronald off at his dorm room at Mercer University, they didn't expect to find him dead two days later.
Mercer Student Found Dead in Room
After an autopsy, investigators still don't know why a Mercer University student died on campus Tuesday night.
From the Annals of 1909 Talk about financiers. The Monroe Advisor said the finest in the world were the wives of the men earning $1.50 a day, who raise, feed, clothe and educate anywhere from four to 10 children on it.
Mercer Announces Lineup for 20th Annual Authors Luncheon and Book Signing
Nov. 4 - Mercer University Press is celebrating its 30th anniversary and will host the 20th Annual Authors Luncheon on Saturday, Dec.
Russell Daley now lives in the Wells House, where his doting daughter, Drucilla Infantino, visits him every day.
Area chorus students heading to ABAC
The third annual Choral Day at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College will be held Saturday, Nov.
Fellows of the Royal Society of New Zealand
Thursday, 12 November 2009, 2:05 pm Press Release: The Royal Society of New Zealand Top scientists elected as Fellows of the Royal Society of New Zealand Ten top New Zealand scientists have been elected as Fellows of the Royal Society of New Zealand at the annual general meeting of the Society's Academy in Christchurch today.
Judges selected the 2010 Cherry Blossom queen and her court of four princesses late Saturday night at Wesleyan College's Porter Auditorium.
Veterans day observance at park
Second graders from Cherokee Elementary School performed a dance routine and distributed flags to the audience during Saturday's special Veterans Day observance at the Georgia Veterans Memorial State Park.
Scene 13: The Song & Soul of the South is ALIVE
The Song and Soul of the South is on fire this weekend with music, music and more music! Also on tap - shop til you drop at Christmas "heaven" and celebrate Pumpkin Destruction Day the Rock Ranch Way.
Newsroom Interns: Helped, or Hurt By Cuts?
NEW YORK The long-suffering job market for journalists isn't just affecting full-time staffers.
Milestones: Nashville police announce promotions
Metro Police Chief Ronal Serpas issued several promotions, including two sergeants to the rank of lieutenant and seven officers to the rank of sergeant, The sergeants being promoted to lieutenant are: John Batty, a 14-year police department veteran, who is currently assigned to the North Precinct's Investigations Unit.
Francar's move near campus paying off for former Mercer grad
When Francar's Buffalo Wings moved to Mercer Village in March, it was a homecoming of sorts for owner Carl Fambro.
State Representative Buddy Harden will be guest speaker his year at the Tribute to Veterans program Saturday, Nov.
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The Carolina Center Expands to Fayetteville to Focus on Autism Treatment
RALEIGH, NC, October 30, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Raleigh-based Carolina Center for Integrative Medicine has recently partnered with Autism Answers to offer treatment to patients with Autism Spectrum Disorder in the Fayetteville area.