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Forum: Student gives advice on college admissions
It's sweat time. High school seniors are tense with worry about getting into the colleges of their choice.
Winterville School plan talk of town
The historic Winterville School might become government offices, a senior citizens community center or home to the city's library.
Suicide ends hunt for Athens woman's killer
A man murdered his former girlfriend at an Athens shopping center Thursday afternoon then shot and killed himself some 30 miles away in Oglethorpe County when the sheriff tried to stop the car he was in, Athens-Clarke police said.
NEW! Athens-Clarke police investigate murder-suicide
Athens-Clarke police are investigating a murder-suicide that started with a woman's body found in a parked car about a mile from the University of Georgia campus.
UGA Marching Band Gets New Practice Field
The University of Georgia marching band is dedicating its new practice field Thursday.
Artist moved by Mideast affairs
The story of Rachel Corrie is one of determination, dedication and, ultimately, tragedy.
Common Plants Can Eliminate Air Pollutants
Surprisingly, indoor air has been reported to be as much as 12 times more polluted than outdoor air in some areas.
Race, attacks expected in Atlanta mayor runoff
ATLANTA a ' If history is any guide, the runoff for mayor in Atlanta will be an expensive, bare-knuckles brawl that could lay bare racial divisions in the city that served as the cradle of the civil rights movement.
Tonight - One Night Only! at Schubas: Burnham Smackdown
Yes. I know this is a shameless plug for an event I'm moderating, but there's a great panel, and beer - what more can anyone ask? It's tonight, November 4, 7:00 p.m., upstairs at Schubas Tavern , 3159 N. Southport at Belmont, a former tied house .
Downtown Atlanta Architecture featured in High Museum of Art Exhibition.
The High Museum of Art will be the sole venue for "John Portman: Art &Architecture," an exhibition featuring architectural projects, furniture, paintings, and sculpture by Atlanta-based architect and artist John Portman.
Vince Dooley to hold book signing in Warner Robins
Tues Nov. 3, 2009 3:07pm EDT - From Google Images and DawgPost.com . MACON,GA.- Vince Dooley, former Athletic Director and Coach at the University of Georgia, will promote and sign his 'Dooley's Play Book' at the new Kroger in Warner Robins, located at 774 Highway 96 on November 4 at 4 p.m. Customers can purchase 'Dooley's Play Book' from Coach ...
Will race for Atlanta mayoral election come down to race?
As election day arrives and the national media looks on with curiosity, the Atlanta mayoral election could either help the process of blurring racial lines or it could reaffirm them.
Immunity to whooping cough lasts longer than previously thought
Psychiatric medication puts pregnant women at preterm delivery risk Researchers at the University of Washington, University of Michigan and Michigan State University have found that pregnant women with a history of depression who used psychiatric medication are at higher risk of premature child delivery.
Destructive cogongrass threatens crops, timber
An invader is on the march in the Deep South, wreaking ecological havoc, cutting production in timber and agricultural crops and creating an extreme fire danger along the way.
Georgia vs. Florida: the annual dance in Jacksonville
University of Georgia Bulldog fans Danielle Johnson, left, and husband Jeremy of Valdosta dance Friday at the Jacksonville Landing in Jacksonville, Fla.
Public option may not be one for Georgians
Even if Congress passes a health care reform bill that includes a public option, Georgians may not be able to take advantage of it.
Former Florida governor Jeb Bush speaks to the crowd at the Grand Hyatt in Buckhead about the success in education from his state and how Georgia can take examples in its own education system.
Board picks Hill as new Alabama 2-year chancellor
The State Board of Education picked a Georgia educator Friday to become chancellor of Alabama's two-year college system and help lead it back from a financial scandal that brought down a former chancellor.
Area flu cases recede after early spike
President Obama has called the H1N1 swine flu pandemic a national emergency, but in Northeast Georgia, new cases have slowed to a trickle.
Catoosa County's Community Emergency Response Team needs volunteers
This is part of the team involved in getting a Catoosa County Community Emergency Response Team program established.
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