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Iraq war close to home for area tree farmers
By Daniel Silliman
Postal Service blitz comes for holiday season
By Johnny Jackson
Housing slump, energy prices hurting Georgia economy
ATLANTA - Georgia is caught up in a nationwide housing slump, and the state is vulnerable to a recession triggered by high energy prices, according to an economic report released Tuesday by the University of Georgia.
Accused child abusers now face prescription forgery charges
By Daniel Silliman
Celebrities and the presidential election - Jason A. Smith
It's less than a year away. In a mere 11 months, citizens will go to the polls to decide who will lead this country for the next four years.
SACS chief says accreditation loss is 'possible'
The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) doesn't take away the accreditation of a school system very often, but it has happened.
When the media drop the ball - Joel Hall
I am always dumbfounded by how certain stories receive national media coverage and how some stories fall right through the cracks.
FBI looking at local lawyer's computer
By Daniel Silliman
12-05-07 obituaries
Kirk Michael Collins
College Park's HEAT grant renewed
The College Park Police Department has received a state grant of $110,700, again this year, from the Governor's Office of Highway Safety.