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Movement Under Way In Calif. To Ban Divorce
Til death do us part? The vow would really hold true in California if a Sacramento Web designer gets his way. Comment?
Movement Under Way In Calif. To Ban Divorce
Til death do us part? The vow would really hold true in California if a Sacramento Web designer gets his way. Comment?
Stimulus to fund Rossville repaving
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Stimulus money will be a a oegodsenda for Rossville, with federal dollars set to pave a road the city has tried to fix for a decade. Comment?
A slight delay before yellow goes red
A funny thing happened in Georgia after state lawmakers in 2008 required local governments to add an extra second of yellow light on traffic signals using cameras to catch drivers running red lights. Comment?
NCR opens Peachtree City facility
NCR Corp. celebrated Monday the official opening of its global service parts headquarters, customer care center and training center in Peachtree City as the self-checkout and ATM giant makes strides in moving core operations to Georgia. Comment?
Traffic Alert: Ga. 400, 2 Left Lanes Blocked
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A Tractor-trailer traveling on GA 400 jack-knifed and struck a median wall Monday afternoon around 3:30 p.m. The truck spilled some of its load. Comment?
Former foes now support Richardson
So reports the Athens Banner-Herald. "Everything's fine," said state Rep. Terry England, R-Auburn. "Everybody's supporting him. Comment?
Candidates scramble for votes on eve of election
Atlantans are just one day away from electing a new mayor, and the candidates in the hotly contested race are rallying voters to cast ballots in Tuesday's runoff election. Comment?
NCR Corp. to expand Ga. operations
NCR Corp., the world's leading provider of ATMs, is beginning its move to Georgia. Comment?
1. But what if God turns out to be a tax-and-spend liberal? 2. The...
Home >> Blogs >> Jim Thompson's blog >> 1. But what if God turns out to be a tax-and-spend liberal? 2. The college football business 3. Christmas music Submitted by Jim Thompson on Mon, 11/30/2009 - 2:36pm. But what if God turns out to be a tax-and-spend liberal? Anybody wondering how the Georgia General Assembly plans to deal with the steep ... Comment?
Candidates Seek Voters on Election Eve
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Atlantans are just one day away from electing a new mayor, and the candidates in the hotly contested race are rallying voters to cast ballots in Tuesday's runoff election. Comment?
Mayoral Candidates Make Final Push For Votes
Atlantans are just one day away from electing a new mayor, and the candidates in the hotly contested race are rallying voters to cast ballots in Tuesday's runoff election. Comment?
Jobless numbers still up in area; better than state's
Joblessness in the Hinesville area was up again in October, but still tracking better than the state's. The Georgia Department of Labor reported Friday that unemployment in metro Hinesville rose to 8.1 percent in October, up two-tenths of a percent from September. Comment?
Law may give DeKalb bond fix
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Legislative cure: State Rep. Mike Jacobs says a recent Georgia Supreme Court ruling has essentially shut down the DeKalb County Development Authority. Comment?
Listen Live CONSTRUCTION IN THE ECONOMY According to Ahmad Ijaz, an economic researcher for the University of Alabama metro Birmingham's construction industry won't recover until 2011. Comment?
NCR ribbon cutting today in Georgia
NCR Corp., the world's leading provider of ATMs, is beginning its move to Georgia. Comment?
Tennessee-Georgia Maglev Matching Funds Due Soon
North Georgia, Chattanooga and Atlanta must put up matching funds soon if the Georgia Department of Transportation can get its hands on federal money designated for the maglev project from Atlanta to Chattanooga. Comment?
Black-white turnout key in Atlanta mayoral runoff
Just a few weeks ago, some suggested Atlanta was about to name its first white mayor in a generation. Comment?
Ita TMs a meeting in late fall of Georgia Department of Transportation board members who deal with public-private partnerships, and from all appearances the world is about to change. Comment?
Insects from Asia found on Georgia kudzu vines
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Something has found its way to American shores from Asia that feeds on the vine that ate the South. Comment?